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Shoe brand Sergio Rossi has debuted a short film for the festive season. The clip, titled “The Magic Kingdom,” is a shoe-filled riff on the universe of Alice in Wonderland, featuring models Lou Schoof as Alice, Nataliya Bulycheva as Bianca and Bhumika Arora as a character called Jas. The clip sees the trio dancing around the mystical Sergio Rossi factory, chasing the rabbit, waiting impatiently or trying to sneak through side doors, as their Christmas footwear orders are lovingly prepared.
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Sergio Rossi gets magical for Holiday film
Riccardo Tisci is to launch Givenchy childrenswear, reports WWD. According to Givenchy, Tisci will produce two collections a year, each with around 60 pieces for girls, 40 for boys and 30 for babies, with a label reading “Givenchy Paris” framed by black stars. Tisci is no stranger to childrenswear, having already designed bespoke pieces for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter North and Beyonce and Jay-Z's daughter Blue Ivy, including custom T-shirts and couture gowns.
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Givenchy childrenswear to launch next year
DKNY creative directors Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow are to leave the, brand reports WWD. The pair will exit the label at the end of the year in order to concentrate on their own brand Public School. The news comes not long after the sale of DKNY and its parent company Donna Karan International (DKI) to G-III Apparel Group, with the co-creative directors commenting in a statement, “Given the company sale and subsequent change in strategies, we have decided to step down and focus on our own business Public School.
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Rapper Nas is flexing his festive fashion design muscles with a new range of Christmas jumpers.
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Nas launches charitable Christmas sweater range
Fashion house Cerruti 1881 is set to open a temporary boutique in Paris, ahead of the festive season. The menswear label will set up shop in the city's fashionable Boulevard Haussmann, WWD reports, where the store will remain open until summer 2017, when a new flagship store is expected to open in the fashion capital.
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Cerruti 1881 pop-up coming to Paris
Luxury e-tailer NET-A-PORTER have announced a partnership with cult sustainable fashion label Reformation to bring customers an exclusive collection of party wear reports British Vogue. Launched back in 2009, LA-based Reformation is known for its focus on sustainability, making all of its limited-edition collections using ethically sourced materials and sustainable processes. The new collaboration with NET-A-PORTER will come just in time for the festive party season, and marks the first time that the American brand has been available to buy globally.
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Net-A-Porter teams up with Reformation on a party wear collection
Bruce Weber is set to receive the Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator at The Fashion Awards 2016, it has been announced. The British Fashion Council will award the US photographer and cinematographer the honor for his “erotic and risqué but always uniquely stylish portraits,” according to a press release. “Bruce's endurance is testament to his pure talent, his undeniable creativity and his singular warmth and generosity,” said British Fashion Council Chairman Dame Natalie Massenet.
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Bruce Weber to be honored at The Fashion Awards 2016
Luxury online retailers Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter have joined forces on a new animated holiday campaign. Titled 'Gifts All Wrapped Up', the campaign plays on both of the brands' high-end shopping experiences and easy and stylish global delivery options. Illustrator Simone Massoni and animation studio Animade are behind the campaign, which covers both print and digital elements and will launch alongside the brands' new specially edited online gift shops ahead of the festive season.
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Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter have Christmas all wrapped up with new holiday campaign
