The Woman Who Changed Fashion Forever
Coco Chanel, born Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel in 1883, transformed fashion with her innovative designs and timeless elegance. Starting with humble beginnings as a milliner, Chanel introduced a modern aesthetic that freed women from the constraints of corsets. Her revolutionary designs, such as the little black dress, tweed suits, and Chanel No. 5 perfume, redefined femininity and cemented her legacy as a pioneer of 20th-century fashion.
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Fashion often looks back during uncertain times, and the early 1970s was no exception. Nostalgia took centre stage, sparking the Glam Rock era, David Bowie’s androgynous allure, glittery platforms, and languid maxi dresses. Virginie Viard captured this spirit beautifully in Chanel’s latest collection, blending the “crossroads of the ’70s and the ’20s” on the boardwalk at Deauville.
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The fashion world is abuzz as Mathieu Blazy, known for his transformative work at Bottega Veneta, has been appointed as Chanel’s new creative director.
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Tracee Ellis Ross is a true fashion icon, celebrated for her fearless use of colour, texture, and playful silhouettes. Her style journey has evolved from classic elegance to a bold and experimental approach that continues to inspire.
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If not, you’re in for a treat. Neous is a contemporary footwear and accessories brand that has been making waves in the fashion world with its minimalist yet bold designs. Founded by Vanissa Antonious in 2017, Neous combines Italian craftsmanship with a distinctly modern aesthetic, creating pieces that are as comfortable as they are stylish.
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Olivier Rousteing, after 13 years at Balmain, dedicated an entire collection to his beloved childhood home of Bordeaux. This collection was a tribute not only to the city but also to Lydia Rousteing, his mother, who, alongside her husband Bruno-Jean, raised him there.
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The 2025 Met Gala is set to make history with its theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” Scheduled for May 5, 2025, the event will celebrate the evolution of Black men’s fashion, inspired by the “Black dandy” style—a term highlighting the refined and elegant trends within Black culture. This theme coincides with the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition, running from May 10 to October 26, 2025.
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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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Enjoy the journey to living well
Sustainable beauty blog
for the coolest girls around
American digital magazine written and designed for Citizens of the fashion world, by Citizens of the fashion world
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