Fashion

We live in a society that is continually getting more and more casual. Suits are giving way to a more business casual aesthetic. Dress shoes are being kicked off and shoved to the back of the closet in exchange for boots and sneakers.  The gum-soled staples of the stylish man have been around for a
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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday. Anne Hathaway covers Vanity FairFor the April 2024 cover of Vanity Fair, photographed by Norman Jean Roy and styled by Deborah Afshani, Anne Hathaway wears a Chanel jacket, belt and gloves and Bulgari jewelry. She spoke to Julie … Continue reading View Original Source Here
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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. Celine names Danielle of New Jeans newest global ambassadorCeline has tapped Danielle from New Jeans as its newest global ambassador, joining Blackpink’s Lisa and V from BTS.  {Fashionista inbox} Ralph Lauren to show in New … Continue reading View Original Source Here
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The UK’s luxury industry is making significant strides, contributing a remarkable £81 billion (approximately $102.7 billion) annually to the nation’s economy, according to a report by Walpole titled ‘Luxury in the Making’. Conducted in collaboration with Frontier Economics, this research highlights the sector’s vital role, accounting for 3.7 per cent of the GDP. Over the
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Here at RMRS, I always try to teach you the men’s style rules to help you stand above your peers. You’ve been learning the rules and looking better and better each day. I would say you’re almost a pro… which is why today I’m going to tell you the style rules you should break to
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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.  Casa Magazines has been soldCasa Magazines, the West Village newsstand known for its extensive assortment of fashion and art magazines from around the world, has been sold. Mohammed Ahmed, who owned and operated Casa since its … Continue reading View Original Source Here
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The French parliament’s lower house yesterday approved a bill that makes cheaper fast fashion products, particularly from China, less attractive to buyers. All voting lawmakers unanimously approved the bill. Seeking penalties on ultra-fast fashion products to help offset their environmental impact, the bill plans a surcharge linked to fast fashion’s ecological footprint of €5 (~$5.45)
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