Moncler and sportswear brand Off-White are collaborating on a menswear collection for this autumn.
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Moncler creates sea-themed collection with Off-White
Moncler creates sea-themed collection with Off-White
June 29, 2016 By
Paris Haute Couture Week: final autumn/winter 2016-2017 show schedule
June 28, 2016 By
After the latest round of Paris menswear shows wrapped up Sunday, June 26, the fashion world will start gearing up for haute couture, with a week of catwalk shows running July 3 to 7 in the French capital. The finest in the country's tailoring and expertise will take center stage in various prestigious locations in the city.
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Paris Haute Couture Week: final autumn/winter 2016-2017 show schedule
Dior campaign stars Julia Nobis on the go
June 28, 2016 By
Australian model Julia Nobis stars in Dior's autumn/winter 2016-2017 campaign, stepping into the role of a modern woman on the go — a busy, feminine and elegant figure with the “je ne sais quoi” that characterizes French chic. This rising star model is increasingly in-demand, lining up contracts with some of the biggest names in ready-to-wear and couture fashion, whether to walk the runways or pose in campaigns shot by internationally renowned photographers. After appearing in Dior's autumn/winter 2016-2017 show, it's no surprise to see her back again as the star of the new campaign.
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Dior campaign stars Julia Nobis on the go
Max Mara Group debuts two new brands
June 28, 2016 By
The Max Mara Group is launching two new womenswear fashion labels.
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Max Mara Group debuts two new brands
Puma to dress New York City Ballet
June 27, 2016 By
Puma has teamed up with the New York City Ballet to act as the company's official activewear partner.
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Four things we’ve learned from Paris men’s fashion week
June 26, 2016 By
As the last of the Paris menswear collections go down runways Sunday, we survey the big themes of the week's fashion shows. String vests and braces have never looked so elegant as they did on the Dior runway, with designer Kris Van Assche cutting the skinhead aggression with the melancholic gothic whimsy of The Cure. Deconstructed cricket jumpers graced the Japanese label Facetasm's show and Walter Van Beirendonck embraced almost every sartorial icon of an eternal England from boating blazers to brogues and even Morris men folk dancers.
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Four things we’ve learned from Paris men’s fashion week
Master of street fashion photography Bill Cunningham dead at 87
June 26, 2016 By
Legendary New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham died Saturday, according to the paper where he worked for nearly 40 years. Cunningham, whose watchful eye brought images of New Yorkers — from the well-heeled to unsuspecting trendsetters — to the public, had been hospitalized recently after a stroke, the Times reported. Credited with creating the genre of street fashion photography, Cunningham held a passion for capturing a subject or trend's look, whatever it may be.
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Master of street fashion photography Bill Cunningham dead at 87
Dior tough guys hot on Paris catwalk
June 25, 2016 By
Dior, the French fashion house known for the dreamy beauty of its clothes, showed a new much tougher side in its Paris menswear show Saturday. It's wasn't quite skinhead chic but it wasn't far from it with every trope in the punk wardrobe from string vests to dangling trouser braces referenced, invariably set off by big Dr Marten-style boots. Dark, moody and menacing, there was even something slightly S&M in the way that Dior's Belgium-born designer Kris Van Assche managed to turn the braces into chest armour-cum-jewellery.
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Dior tough guys hot on Paris catwalk
New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham dies at 87
June 25, 2016 By
Bill Cunningham, the New York Times fashion photographer known for his shots of emerging trends on the streets of New York City, died on Saturday at age of 87 after being hospitalized for a stroke, the newspaper said. Cunningham worked for the New York Times for nearly 40 years, operating “as a dedicated chronicler of fashion and as an unlikely cultural anthropologist,” the newspaper said. “A lot of people complain about fashion and fast fashion.
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