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CHANEL flashback: It's a reinvention of something I don't really know..

"It's a reinvention of something I don't really know, but that I like to play with," Lagerfeld said. The classic Chanel suit has become a bit boxier, the skirt longer and fuller, and it's worn with boots. For the Lone Star State: a cocktail dress and matching jacket embroidered with thousands of red and silver stars. Houndstooth coats with fur sleeves the size of, well, Texas. Blanket skirts and high-necked prairie blouses. And miles and miles of fringe, accenting everything from a knit poncho and skirt set to a silky dress Jerry Hall might've worn to Studio 54 to a swaggeringly gorgeous navy cape in suede and leather. (vogue.com)

The History of Vogue Covers: Art, Fashion, and the Legends Behind the Pages

For over 130 years, Vogue has stood as the undisputed bible of fashion, its covers serving as a visual chronicle of style, culture, and societal shifts. More than just a glossy facade, each Vogue cover is a carefully crafted piece of art, a reflection of the times, and a testament to the visionary talents who brought them to life. From exquisite illustrations to groundbreaking photography, the history of Vogue covers is a journey through the evolution of both art and fashion. The Vogue cover has never been just a page — it is a statement, a cultural artifact, a promise that beyond this gateway lies the pulse of fashion, art, and society. From delicate illustrations to the cutting-edge digital designs of today, the history of Vogue covers reflects not only the evolution of aesthetics but also the spirit of each era.

Chanel's Enchanting Entr'acte: A Symphony of Haute Couture at the Palais Garnier

Chanel's Haute Couture show took a dramatic turn this season, leaving the familiar Grand Palais behind and staging a captivating performance at the opulent Palais Garnier. With the Grand Palais undergoing preparations for the Olympics, a new venue was needed, and French director Christophe Honoré masterfully reimagined the opera house, transporting the iconic red velvet boxes from the theater into its grand hallways, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the history of this Parisian treasure. The show itself unfolded amidst a sense of change, coming just weeks after the announcement of Virginie Viard's departure as Artistic Director. This collection, crafted by the Fashion Creation Studio, was a testament to the enduring spirit of Chanel, a symphony of timeless elegance and playful modernity. The show's setting served as a design cue, with Vittoria Ceretti's opening look, a sweeping black taffeta opera cape, setting the stage for a collection steeped in theatrical...

Footwear as Art: When Shoes Become Sculptures

In the ever-evolving world of fashion, footwear has transcended its utilitarian origins. Once created solely for comfort and protection, shoes have now become a legitimate form of artistic expression. From bejeweled platforms to heels shaped like mythical creatures, contemporary footwear design walks a thrilling line between craftsmanship and sculpture. Today, shoes are not just worn—they are admired, collected, exhibited, and even revered.

Rahul Mishra Couture Fall 2025: 'Becoming Love' – A Tapestry of Emotion and Artistry

Rahul Mishra's Fall 2025 couture collection, ‘Becoming Love’, is a deeply philosophical and visually stunning exploration of affection, brought to life by the masterful hands of nearly 2,000 artists. This collection proudly establishes Mishra's role as a truly global voice, emerging from India to share its rich heritage and profound artistry with the world.

New Arrivals from Valentino Garavani: When Accessories Become Works of Art

In its latest collections, the Valentino Garavani brand continues to solidify its status as a leader in the world of luxury, offering footwear and accessories that go beyond simply complementing an outfit. These are true works of art, where each piece showcases impeccable craftsmanship, bold design, and instantly recognizable brand aesthetics. A key trend in Valentino Garavani's new arrivals is the emphasis on embellishment. Designers generously utilize embroidery, crystals, sequins, signature Rockstuds, and various unique textures. Each item feels like a meticulously crafted art object, designed not just to complete but to transform an entire look. The brand masterfully blends classic silhouettes with contemporary elements. Traditional forms, such as Mary Jane shoes or quilted chain clutches, receive a fresh reinterpretation through unexpected materials, daring decoration, and innovative combinations. This creates an effect of "new classics" that are both timeless and ul...

MUST HAVE: Capturing the artful texture and foulard draping of Chloé's Spring/Summer 2019 collection

Capturing the artful texture and foulard draping of Chloé's Spring/Summer 2019 collection, this dress gathers at the shoulders and flows from the reverse into a cape-style panel. Moving with your every step thanks to rows of plissé pleats, take cues from the subtle snakeskin print by pairing with the brand's warm-hued accessories. harrods.com harrods.com Moving with your every step thanks to rows of malleable plissé pleats, this Chloé dress echoes the soft draping displayed throughout the Spring/Summer 2019 collection with a feather-weight silk blend. harrods.com The nipped-in waist is balanced with swishy wide-fit sleeves, while the ruffled trims call to be accentuated with an effortless updo. harrods.com Crafted in fluid folds of beautiful silk crêpe de chine, this Chloé blouse is boosted with generous volume. Ruffle trims enhance the femininity, while roomy sleeves with gathered cuffs reinforce a bohemian influence. harrods.com

Making of: Thom Browne Couture 2024 collection

Put some muscle into it. A tailored asymmetrical stand collar dress with anatomical detailing created with hand-appliqued pleated padding and hand - stitched micro bugle bead with thin bullion embroidery in red white and navy. Daria Strokous wears a tailored asymmetrical stand collar dress and pleated skirt train with anatomical detailing created with hand appliqued pleated padding and hand stitched micro bugle bead and thin bullion embroidery in red white and navy. paired with the dress are heritage trainer heelless knee high boots with running spikes in muslin.

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