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(WWD) December 20, 2021, Model agents, designers and buyers weigh in on body diversity, or lack thereof, on the runways and where the industry should go from here. In recent years, the fashion industry — and society as a whole — has had to face up to its multilayered inclusion issues. The #MeToo movement, for one, highlighted gender disparities, while the Black Lives Matter and Trans Lives Matter movements that erupted amidst the pandemic raised important concerns about racial injustice and discrimination based on gender identity or expression. And in the middle of it all, a different strand of the inclusion issue got pushed aside: body diversity. Read More
(BOF) December 18,2021 Photo: Shuttershock
Sales at the 31-year-old South Korean retailer’s luxury outpost in Seoul’s Apgujeong neighbourhood reached 1 trillion won (around $844 million) for the first time, The Korea Times reports.
Galleria, which was South Korea’s first luxury goods retailer and helped Louis Vuitton and Hermès open their first local boutiques, shifted its focus to luxury goods over the pandemic. By the end of November, its sales had grown 31 percent year-on-year, with revenues from luxury goods generally up 49 percent, and luxury jewellery and watches up 67 percent. Read More
In this edition of Objects of Affection, supermodel Iman takes us inside her Catskills home that is full of beautiful, artistic odes to David Bowie. From a self-portrait he painted in 1980 to a Lynn Chadwick sculpture she gave Bowie for their first wedding anniversary, watch as Iman shares some of the items most important to herself. Watch and Enjoy.

Photo: Donna Trope | Morgan Smith-FashionBombDaily December 17, 2021 The Shumpert family are the latest faces of Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS brand as they debuted first looks at the upcoming New Cozy collection which includes ultra-soft loungewear and accessories for the whole family.
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WWD January 23, 2022. This confident show started off outdoorsy, and accrued tinges of rock 'n' roll grit. Read Review and See Slides

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WWD January 23, 2022. Kim Jones recreated a famous Paris bridge for his picture-postcard men's show celebrating the 75th anniversary of Dior. Read Review and See Slides

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WWD January 23, 2022. Benjamin Huseby and Serhat Isik's bold collection reflected the conflicting feelings of growing up gay and Muslim. Read Review and See Slides

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WWD January 23, 2022. Philippe Paubert toured the art galleries of Paris for inspiration.

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WWD January 23, 2022. Damson Idris was among the actors walking the Prada show, which focused on “clothes that make people feel important.”

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WWD January 23, 2022. Boxy tailoring stood out, especially when enlivened with tuxedo lapels.

WWD February 23, 2022
Kim Jones paraded a leggy, sultry collection full of wispy chiffon and sleek tailoring.
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Kors leaned into what he does best, classic tailoring for dressing up during day, draped and asymmetrically cut jersey sequin gowns, dynamic knits, and lots and lots of statement outerwear.

In his first year of Cavalli collections, he has brought momentum back to the brand, and with this outing seems to have put all the pieces together.

Gabriele Colangelo for fall evolved his sophisticated long and lean silhouette for Giada with a more sensuous touch.

Photo: Getty Industry.fashion March 16, 2022. Maximilian Davis, Creative Director at Salvatore Ferragamo, said: “I am deeply honored to be joining Ferragamo and grateful for the opportunity to build on the rich and profound heritage of the house. Ferragamo represents a dedication to timeless elegance and sophistication that I find incredibly inspiring. I’m looking forward to articulating my vision, elevated by the codes of Italian craftsmanship, quality and innovation." Read More

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WWD January 29, 2022. The Lebanese designer brought back his signature bold gowns with a collection that looked to the bright colors of the Mediterranean.

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WWD January 29, 2022. The house's second guest couturier went gaga for embellished gowns.

Photo: Giovanni Giannoni
WWD January 29, 2022. Maria Grazia Chiuri celebrated craftsmanship against a stunning set featuring the work of Indian artists Madhvi and Manu Parekh.

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Vogue January 29, 2022. “I was inspired by the ’20s a little—the feathers, the fringe, the feminine side of the Constructivists, the girl inside!”
Virginie Viard

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Vogue January 29, 2022. "...whether it’s a candle, an haute couture dress, or a t-shirt, we put the same expertise into the making.”
Giambattista Valli

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WWD January 29, 2022. Kim Jones worked a sci-fi theme, and didn't hold back on embellishments.
February 23, 2022. The Blonds absolutely killed their show with the stunning patterns and explosion of sparkle they served to the audience,
giving a dark story with a twist of sexiness and edge. An amazing variety of pieces that really demanded attention. Their focus was mainly the colors black and red with a lot of leather involved. The show felt like a sexy, vampire fantasy, with a pinch of 19th century vibes the beautifully designed corsets gave off. The black leather pieces were adorned with silver jewelry, studs and crystals that shimmed perfectly off the black. Watch show above from YouTube.

Adam Lambert sat front row of The Blond's runway show wearing a long sheer shirt with a velvet floral patterned, followed by dark brown Rick Owens joggers, a pair of gorgeous red suede platform boots, and finished it off with a simple maroon coat.

The audience were entertained by a tempestuous runway performance by the famed choreographer behind all of Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty shows, as well as Jennifer Lopez’s halftime performance for the 2020 Superbowl, Parris Goebel. She was accompanied by two backup dancers, just as fabulous!
July 1, 2022–January 29, 2023. Great Hall, 1st Floor Photo: Juergen Teller
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BrooklynMuseum.org February 23,2023 Since the beginning of his career, the multidisciplinary work of late visionary artist and designer Virgil Abloh (American, 1980–2021) has reshaped how we understand the role of fashion, art, design, and music in contemporary culture. Virgil Abloh: “Figures of Speech” is the first museum exhibition devoted to Abloh’s work, spanning two decades of the artist’s practice, including collaborations with artist Takashi Murakami, musician Kanye West, and architect Rem Koolhaas, among others; material from his fashion label Off-White; and items from Louis Vuitton, where he served as the first Black menswear artistic director. Read More

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WWD February 14, 2022. At Coach, Stuart Vevers continued his courtship of the next gen, somewhat puzzlingly using a sterile suburban street for a runway set, complete with kids riding bikes and a woman walking a very chic Afghan Hound.

Photo: Isidore Montag
Vogue February 15, 2022. Before debuting his fiery fall collection on the runway this evening, New York designer LaQuan Smith took a moment of silence to acknowledge the late and great André Leon Talley—the longtime Vogue editor who changed the industry as we know it, due to his discerning eye and unparalleled enthusiasm.

Photo: George Chinsee
WWD February 14, 2022. Tory Burch staged her first nighttime show on the 25th floor of Hudson Commons, with the glittering city at her feet. Burch set out not to dictate fashion but to offer building blocks of personal style.

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Vogue February 14, 2022. Gordon kept this collection characteristically upbeat, injecting it with a really playful streak. To start, there were nods to Mrs. Herrera: a blouse, jacket, and coat dress, all with the sort of dramatic full sleeves she favored. A fitted white shirt and fuchsia silk moiré ball s
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Vogue February 14, 2022. Gordon kept this collection characteristically upbeat, injecting it with a really playful streak. To start, there were nods to Mrs. Herrera: a blouse, jacket, and coat dress, all with the sort of dramatic full sleeves she favored. A fitted white shirt and fuchsia silk moiré ball skirt had her name all over it, too. She specialized in a sort of practical grandeur.

Photo: Giovanni Giannoni
Vogue February 15, 2022. Beyond Alaïa’s loyal following, Pieter Mulier is faced with bringing the brand into the consciousness of new generations. His method seems to be this: Stick to the codes but turn up the volume. He did so in a collection largely dedicated to bell-bottoms derived from Azzedine Alaïa’s Spa
Photo: Giovanni Giannoni
Vogue February 15, 2022. Beyond Alaïa’s loyal following, Pieter Mulier is faced with bringing the brand into the consciousness of new generations. His method seems to be this: Stick to the codes but turn up the volume. He did so in a collection largely dedicated to bell-bottoms derived from Azzedine Alaïa’s Spanish skirt shapes.

Photo: Riccardo Piazza
Vogue February 15, 2022. Svitlana Bevza has shown in New York for several seasons now, presenting minimalist pieces with trompe l’oeil flare. This time, the Kyiv-based designer used envelopes throughout the collection, alluding to love letters to the earth: they were seen as clutches and as buttons in the shape of a wax seal.
Selena Gomez in Oscar de la Renta

Taking on the role of Creative Director for Versace Group since 1997 after her brother Gianni was murdered, Donatella Versace is one of the best-known names in fashion. Today, Versace markets a variety of product lines, from home goods to perfume, clothing and furniture, and operates two hotels.

Before her current position, Cybulski was the design director at The Row, Céline and Maison Margiela. In June 2014, she was appointed artistic director of Hermès' women ready-to-wear. Thanks to Nadège's innovation the consolidated revenue was estimated at $7.5 billion in 2019 and has steadily climbed.

Having her current gig since 2010, Burton also has to her credit designing Catherine Middleton's wedding dress for her wedding to Prince William, Duke of Cambridge in April 2011. She's designed for Michelle Obama, Cate Blanchett, Lady Gaga and Gwyneth Paltrow.

She started at Chanel as an intern in 1987. She worked side by side with and under the guide of Karl Largerfeld until his death in 2019. It was then that she was named Creative Director of Chanel. "She is making Chanel her own" says Vogue Editor in Chief Anna Wintour. This is the first time a female designer is at the helm of the luxury house since its founder, Gabrielle Chanel.

(AP) March 11, 2022. In this photo, members of the 6888th battalion stand in formation in Birmingham, England, in 1945. On Feb. 28, 2022, the House voted to award the only all-female, Black unit to serve in Europe during World War II with the Congressional Gold Medal. (U.S. Army Women's Museum via AP, File)

(AP) March 11, 2022. Was a member of the World War II 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, poses at her home in Tempe, Arizona. The battalion that made history as the only all-female, Black unit to serve in Europe during WWII. They sorted and handled mail for millions of American service members and civilians. "It's overwhelming,” Maj. Fannie Griffin McClendon, who is 101 said when told of the vote. “It's something I never even thought about it. I don't know if I can stand this.” Only a half-dozen of the more than 850 members are still alive.
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(AP) March 11, 2022. “The Six Triple Eight was a trailblazing group of heroes who were the only all-Black, Women Army Corps Battalion to serve overseas during World War II," said Wisconsin Rep. Gwen Moore, who sponsored the bill after being contacted by the daughter of 6888th members Anna Mae Robertson. “Facing both racism and sexism in a warzone, these women sorted millions of pieces of mail, closing massive mail backlogs, and ensuring service members received letters from their loved ones,” she continued. “A Congressional Gold Medal is only fitting for these veterans who received little recognition for their service after returning home.”
Chloe Bailey in Valentino

The Cut March 21, 2022. Ralph Lauren has teamed up with alumni from Morehouse and Spelman colleges to create a limited-edition collection inspired by the two HBCUs and their history. The collection features an all-Black cast and creative team on set with campaign images, shot by photographer Nadine Ijewere, that look as if they’re pulled from a vintage yearbook. There’s also a film, directed by Joshua Renfroe and shot by Azariah Bjørvig, on the historical significance of HBCUs. Read More

WWD March 21, 2022.The 9,100-square-foot space is flooded with light and the austere of yesteryear Armani has been replaced with a more modern, glamorous interior. The unveiling of his glittery new Rodeo Drive boutique is just in time for Oscar's week. The red carpet maestro first ushered in the era of high-stakes celebrity dressing when he put Jodie Foster in his striking champagne silk faille kimono jacket and beaded pants for the 1992 Oscars. Read More
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MSN March 21, 2022. He's the founder of Denim Tears and is now the newly appointed Creative Director of the streetwear brand Supreme started in 1994. As for Emory, he was raised in Jamaica, Queens and founded his brand Denim Tears in 2020. However, Emory has been a staple figure in the world of streetwear for some time now. He worked alongside Ye and Virgil Abloh and is known to center Black culture in his work and challenge the notions of streetwear. Read More

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