Could Louis Vuitton designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi be about to make a move to Chloé?
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Does Chloé have its eye on key Louis Vuitton designer?
Does Chloé have its eye on key Louis Vuitton designer?
December 15, 2016 By
Bella Hadid lands fashion collaboration
December 15, 2016 By
Bella Hadid is making her fashion design debut with a collection for Chrome Hearts.
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Bella Hadid lands fashion collaboration
Why ‘Greenery’ is set to be the key word in fashion this spring
December 8, 2016 By
If you're not yet familiar with the word ‘Greenery' in fashion terms, then you're about to be. Greenery is described as “a fresh and zesty yellow-green shade that evokes the first days of spring when nature's greens revive, restore and renew.” This was certainly one of the major themes of the SS17 shows, where all things botanical reigned supreme. The shade could be seen at Balenciaga, where it was worked into a horticultural-themed jumpsuit, and at Louis Vuitton, where it formed the basis of a head-to-toe asymmetrical cut-out trouser suit with modern black accents.
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Sophie de Champsavin and Natalia Grgona of Paris Modes TV: ‘Shoulders, stripes and a 1980s vibe on the Paris runway’
October 6, 2016 By
As Paris Fashion Week wraps up in the French capital, fashion journalists Sophie de Champsavin and Natalia Grgona, of Paris Modes TV, give us their take on this latest round of catwalk shows, showcasing upcoming trends and new faces to watch out for on the runway. What were the key trends for spring/summer 2017 in Paris? After New York, London and Milan, it was Paris's turn to unveil its vision of the SS17 woman.
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Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu: the Paris Fashion Week finale
October 5, 2016 By
Paris Fashion Week came to a close on Wednesday with strong shows from Louis Vuitton, Moncler Gamme Rouge and Miu Miu. Nicolas Ghesquière headlined the final day of the Spring/Summer 2017 shows with a collection of bias-cut dresses featuring cut-out details, super slim trousers and a color palette that riffed on 80s trends, featuring golden yellows and electric blues. Things took a turn for the patriotic at Moncler Gamme Rouge, where the tricolor pattern of the French flag was used to create sash belts and capes.
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Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu: the Paris Fashion Week finale
Out with hunks: fashion breaks codes for male models
September 23, 2016 By
Muscular, classically chiseled male models are a dying breed as men are ever more chosen for thinness, even androgyny, in a fashion world playing with the notion of gender. It only takes looking back a decade to male fashion shows — at Versace, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton or Gucci — to see the change on the catwalk. Back then, “male models were a little bit bigger… not so, so skinny,” said Tricia Romani, head of the Canadian branch of the Wilhelmina international modeling agency.
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Out with hunks: fashion breaks codes for male models
50 shades of blue for F/W 2016
August 4, 2016 By
Electric blue, pale blue, turquoise, navy and lavender: the fashion houses are giving all shades of this cool color pride of place in their F/W 2016 collections. Womenswear will be in audaciously vibrant colors, including electric blue, which is making a big comeback. Louis Vuitton put together a range of shades (in patchwork and other forms), Saint Laurent used it for its fur coats, shoes and dresses in very retro rock'n'roll style, and Courrèges chose it for a jumpsuit with touches of white.
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Exclusive: LVMH considers creative director change at Louis Vuitton – sources
July 20, 2016 By
LVMH boss Bernard Arnault is considering a change of creative director at Louis Vuitton with the up-and-coming Jonathan Anderson, now at sister brand Loewe, viewed as the best candidate to replace Nicolas Ghesquiere, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter. LVMH declined to comment. Louis Vuitton is the world's biggest luxury brand, generating nearly 8 billion euros ($8.8 billion) in annual revenue and accounts for the bulk of profit at parent LVMH, owner of 70 luxury brands and businesses, ranging from fashion and wine to jewelry and hotels.
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Is Raf Simons taking over at Calvin Klein?
July 20, 2016 By
Raf Simons sent shockwaves rippling through the fashion industry when he announced his resignation as Creative Director of Dior last October. The Belgian designer left Dior last fall after three years of overseeing the womenswear creations for the prestigious French fashion house, citing the need to redress his work-life balance. Calvin Klein, meanwhile, has been undergoing a tumultuous period of its own.
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Is Nicolas Ghesquière eyeing the exit at Louis Vuitton?
June 7, 2016 By
A few small words spoken by the designer have sent shockwaves through the fashion world. Speaking on French TV last week, Nicolas Ghesquière said that he's ready to launch his own label, a revelation that could signal a possible exit from his role as Louis Vuitton creative director. A few days after presenting the Louis Vuitton label's “Cruise 2017” collection in the spectacular setting of the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum in Brazil, Nicolas Ghesquière appeared as a guest on the current affairs show “Le Petit Journal” on France's Canal Plus TV network.
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Is Nicolas Ghesquière eyeing the exit at Louis Vuitton?
