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Runway| Chanel AW-24/25

’70s Meets ’20s Nostalgia

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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Runway| Zuhair Murad Haute Couture Fall-24

Zuhair Murad’s fall couture explored raw, edgy beauty by delving into women’s philosophical and psychological states. “Going deeper is very new,” Murad revealed to Vogue backstage. “I felt it was more pertinent to delve into a woman’s character, and what she lives every day.” His collection reflects the fluctuations of a woman’s emotions throughout her life.

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Models| Anais Mali

Anais Mali’s journey into the world of fashion and modelling is a testament to her natural talent and undeniable charm. Born in Toulon, France, Mali was discovered at the tender age of 18 while attending her school’s open house. Her striking features, including her radiant smile and captivating eyes, caught the attention of scouts, setting her on a path to international fame.

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Runway| Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall-24

“I had this dream of finding a forgotten couture collection in the basement of Elsa’s country house.” This vision captures Daniel Roseberry’s creative essence at Schiaparelli. Known for its 1920s and ’30s couture, Schiaparelli is rejuvenated under Roseberry, who draws inspiration from the 1950s this season, a period he finds refreshingly simple.

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Beauty News| Rihanna Becomes the Face of Dior’s J’adore

Rihanna, the global icon known for her bold fashion statements and chart-topping hits, has been announced as the new face of Dior’s iconic fragrance, J’adore. This partnership brings together the luxury and elegance of Dior with Rihanna’s undeniable charisma and style.

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Designer on focus| Amina Muaddi

Amina Muaddi: The Rise of a Footwear Icon

Amina Muaddi, a name synonymous with glamour and innovation in the shoe industry, has rapidly become one of the most sought-after designers in the fashion world. With her eponymous brand, Muaddi has redefined modern luxury footwear, merging contemporary aesthetics with impeccable craftsmanship.

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Designer on Focus| Simon Jacquemus

From Humble Beginnings to Fashion Icon!

With his unique vision and boundary-pushing designs, Jacquemus has become a household name synonymous with modern elegance and avant-garde style. But how did he get started, and what are the biggest selling items from his brand? Let’s take a closer look.

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Fashion News| A New Era at Valentino

Alessandro Michele’s Appointment at Valentino and the Need for Diversity in Fashion

In a ground-breaking move for the fashion industry, Alessandro Michele, the visionary designer known for his transformative tenure at Gucci, has been appointed as the new creative director at Valentino. This announcement marks a significant moment not only for the esteemed Italian fashion house but also for the broader conversation surrounding diversity and representation in the world of fashion.

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Trend Report SS-24| Sheer Sophistication

his spring, fashion takes a daring turn with the transparent skirt emerging as a key trend on runways across the globe. After seasons of sheer wafting gowns and lingerie-inspired details, designers are placing the spotlight firmly on this racy yet sophisticated look, offering fashion enthusiasts a chance to experiment with their style both day and night.

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Runway| Louis Vuitton Men’s AW-24

“When you see cowboys portrayed you see only a few versions. You never really get to see what some of the original cowboys looked like. They looked like us, they looked like me. They looked Black. They looked Native American.”

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