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Gap has recruited an army of street artists for its latest fashion collaboration with RED. The US brand has launched a collection of its ‘utility jackets', revisited by six global female artists, to mark World AIDS Day on December 1. The unisex collection features a patchwork flower design by Olek, a Polish-born street artist specializing in crocheting, and a more urban, street-style offering from Japanese creative Shiro.
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Gap goes street for latest RED collection
The US lingerie giant Victoria's Secret is holding its hugely hyped annual fashion show in Paris for the first time Wednesday. The brand has already flown in its “angels” — including supermodels Bella and Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner — in what it called the “world's most glamorous airplane” for the star-studded event at which Lady Gaga will perform. Victoria's Secret may be a household name in the US, but it is almost totally unknown in France, the country that invented lingerie.
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Seven things about Victoria’s Secret you were too afraid to ask
The first image from Replay's latest campaign has been unveiled on Instagram.
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First image of Replay’s latest campaign is released
And you thought your family had a dramatic Thanksgiving weekend.
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Karl Lagerfeld is branching out into magazines, having guest-edited the December/January issue of Vogue Paris.
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Karl Lagerfeld turns his critical eye to Vogue Paris
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
The Holiday season sees ready-to-wear labels pull out all the stops to create festive campaigns showing off their star products as thoughts turn to end-of-year gift lists. The campaigns all have a particular festive spirit, laced with humor, emotion and a touch of magic. The brand has themed its Holiday 2016 campaign on a traditional British family Christmas, but with children playing every role (including Beau Gadson and Darcey Brown Sutton).
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
Fashion isn’t just a way to express oneself artistically anymore – somehow, unexpectedly, it’s become a central part of the political sphere following the 2016 election. From Hillary Clinton’s iconic pantsuits, to Melania and Ivanka Trump’s influence and connections to the fashion world, voters have had plenty of looks to emulate, as well as businesses they could choose to boycott or support, depending on their political preference. While some companies, such as outdoor wear designer Patagonia or shoe company Toms, have made names for themselves as socially conscious brands intent on fighting climate change or poverty, the connections between specific designers, retailers, and a political candidate’s family is a newer phenomenon ushered in by President-elect Donald Trump’s move from a businessman to the White House.
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Is the fashion world becoming more political?
The French fashion house has launched a lifestyle portal called CdMdiary by Caroline de Maigret, narrated by the producer and model. Caroline de Maigret and Chanel go way back. The model, who flies the flag for chic French style all over the world, first took to the runway for Karl Lagerfeld in 1998, presenting the spring/summer ready-to-wear collection.
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Chanel launches CdMdiary lifestyle portal with Caroline de Maigret
