Jonathan Anderson, the Northern Irish designer and current creative director of Loewe, is rumoured to be the next in line for the top creative role at Dior. Anderson recently celebrated his 10th anniversary at Loewe, but sources from the Paris fashion platform Miss Tweed suggest that his appointment to Dior, part of the LVMH group, is imminent. This move follows earlier speculation that Anderson could be heading to Gucci.
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Hedi Slimane’s exit from Celine marks the end of a transformative era. Appointed in 2018, Slimane radically shifted Celine’s aesthetic, moving away from Phoebe Philo’s minimalism toward a rock ‘n’ roll, youth-driven vision. Despite this Céline’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection featured minimalist cuts and silhouettes, very reminiscent of Phoebes era.
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Slick Woods, born Simone Thompson in 1996, has become one of the most recognizable faces in fashion, known for her bold look, shaved head, and signature gap-toothed smile. Raised in Minneapolis, Woods had a difficult childhood, with much of her youth spent in and out of foster care and dealing with homelessness. Her break into the fashion world came unexpectedly when she was discovered by British model Ash Stymest while walking in Los Angeles. This chance encounter led to Woods signing with a modelling agency and quickly launching her career.
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Bethann Hardison is a pioneering force in the fashion industry, leaving an indelible mark on the world of fashion and paving the way for greater diversity. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1942, Hardison grew up in a vibrant and creative environment. Raised by her single mother, she was instilled with a strong sense of independence and resilience, which would shape her future career. Her path to the fashion industry wasn’t direct—initially working in the garment district as a salesperson, it was here that she caught the eye of designer Willi Smith, who introduced her to the world of fashion.
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Get ready to embrace bold, touchable outerwear this autumn! Voluminous faux fur, feathers, shearling, and textured fabrics are making a huge splash in the fashion world.
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Delali Ayivi is quickly making her mark as one of the most exciting up-and-coming photographers in the fashion world. With a unique eye for storytelling and an emphasis on cultural narratives, her work has captivated the attention of major publications like Vogue, i-D, and Dazed. Ayivi’s approach to photography blends fashion with cultural exploration, bringing her subjects to life through vibrant imagery and a deep sense of identity. Her work with Vogue highlighted diverse perspectives, showcasing her commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices in the industry.
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Ermanno Scervino’s Fall 2024 collection, aptly named Fashion Atlas, is a powerful tribute to the female silhouette. Scervino’s designs express strength through enhanced shapes, such as the sharply tailored blazers that cinch at the waist, offering a strong yet wearable look. Without relying on constrictive internal structures, these pieces blend comfort and sensuality. Traditional menswear fabrics, like pinstripes and herringbone, are reinvented with a feminine twist, seen in crystal-covered outerwear and blazers that blur the lines between male and female aesthetics.
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The Attico’s Fall 2024 collection is a celebration of bold, unapologetic glamour with a retro twist. Inspired by the vibrant energy of the 1970s and the rebellious spirit of the ’90s, designers Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini crafted a collection that merges disco-era exuberance with contemporary edge.
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Sarah Burton, the former creative director of Alexander McQueen, has been named the new Creative Director of Givenchy, marking a significant chapter for the French luxury house. Known for her edgy, intricate designs at McQueen, Burton is now tasked with reimagining the future of Givenchy, while balancing the brand’s classical French tailoring.
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Thought neckties were a thing of the past? Think again. Designers are reintroducing symbols of corporate power—neckties among them—as a creative commentary on late-stage capitalism. These once-iconic emblems of authority are being used to reflect on the dismantling of traditional power structures in today’s transformed world of work.
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Sustainable beauty blog
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American digital magazine written and designed for Citizens of the fashion world, by Citizens of the fashion world
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