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Sarah Burton has always had an affinity for nature, and for tuning into history. Whilst she worked for Alexander Lee McQueen—he took her on as his first and only assistant when she was a Central Saint Martins textiles student—she grew … Continue reading
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As he was researching his Fall collection, Erdem dreamed up “an improbable meeting between two women, which could never have happened — [his] great-grandmothers.” He’s not a political designer in the slightest, but his subject matter has particular poignancy now. … Continue reading
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So what would a long-range eye for the Hermès heritage purchase zoom in on, at a guess? The chic compromise between the horse blanket and the cape, cut in a classy shade of dusty salmon pink twill, bordered in raspberry … Continue reading
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She’d had the entire place—hall, chairs, pillars, floors, sweeping Art Deco staircases, and all—smothered in lavender fake fur of a cheesy, curly, astrakhan-imitating kind. Bringing down the curtain on Fall 2017 (the fashion shows have been running through the weirdest, … Continue reading
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The Louvre is the crossroads of the world—one of the globe’s most popular museums with more than 7 million people visiting annually. It’s closed on Tuesdays, but tonight several hundred guests were invited to the Cour Marly in the Richelieu … Continue reading
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This was Cortazar’s most eclectic and buoyant outing to date—certainly compared with Spring ’15, when he debuted seductively constructed looks that were pared-down and to-the-point. His description of this season’s woman as “Gitana punk” couldn’t make the contrast any clearer. … Continue reading
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Powder-puff marabou feather jackets tied at the neck with trailing satin bows. Silk linings sprigged with flowers. A hint of ’40s prints and the odd plunging sweetheart neckline, tinselly sequin pencil skirts, and platform shoes or pointy flats, swathed … Continue reading
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Virginia Woolf’s forward-thinking novel, Orlando: A Biography, the tale of a poet who switches genders and lives through several centuries, has inspired many a creative thinker. Director Sally Potter’s splendid cinematic retelling, starring Tilda Swinton and a wildly imaginative, madcap … Continue reading
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Presented on June 28th, 2014 by Ying Cai ®, New York – The Living Fashion
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