Snapchat filters come to life at New York Fashion Week

Fashion is cyclical – old styles are constantly becoming new again. However, Desigual is capitalizing on the trends of the present with their show at New York Fashion Week that featured models wearing real-life versions of Snapchat filters. SEE ALSO: Australian trans model Gemma Cowling is a secret social media genius MAC's Senior Vice President of Global Artist Training, Development and Makeup Artistry Gordon Espinet designed all the Snapchat looks for Desigual's show. Check out the beautiful filters come to life: A paper version of the flower crown filter actually looks gorgeous. Image: Larry Busacca/Getty Images for New York Fashion Week: The Shows Image: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/FilmMagic/getty images More paper amazingness came from the butterfly crown filter – the glowing feature was unfortunately not included. Image: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/FilmMagic/getty images Image: larry Busacca/Getty Images for New York Fashion Week: The Shows The MAC team even used makeup to recreate some of our favorite animal Snapchat lenses. Image: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for New York Fashion Week: The Shows Image: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/FilmMagic/GETTY IMAGES #design all #nyfwss17 #snapchat #filters #bumblebee keyed by @mrespi and executed by me and @lzizzo #maccosmetics #macbackstage #macfwartist #macseniorartist @maccosmetics A photo posted by Chantel_M (@cmil718) on Sep 8, 2016 at 12:45pm PDT And of course the classic dog filter made an appearance

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Looking Back: 20 Years of Iconic Jimmy Choo Moments and Crazy Red Carpet Requests

Jimmy Choo’s creative director Sandra Choi: “Sex and the City was part of our DNA.”

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Tejano music star Emilio Navaira dies at age 53 in Texas

By Jim Forsyth SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – Grammy Award-winning musician Emilio Navaira, who helped take Tejano music from a Texas-based regional genre to international acclaim, has died at the age of 53, police and his publicist said on Tuesday. Police in New Braunfels, about 40 miles (65 km) northeast of San Antonio, said they were called to Navaira’s home on Monday night after receiving a report of an unconscious man who was not breathing. Navaira brought showmanship to Tejano music, along with a unique dance that became known as the “Emilio Shuffle.” “He really was the king of Tejano music,” San Antonio disc jockey Randy Carroll said. “He was the male to Tejano music what Selena was as the female to Tejano music.” “The musical family of Texas is in mourning,” Norma Duran of XimA Promotions, a music-oriented public relations firm, wrote in Spanish on Facebook.

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Marras to follow Gucci in combining sexes on catwalk

Italian designer Antonio Marras is joining fashion giant Gucci in combining its womenswear and menswear collections into unified catwalk shows from next year — in a second blow to Milan's Men's Fashion Week. The first unified show by the Sardinian will take place at Women's Fashion Week in the Italian industrial capital in September 2017. Gucci announced last month that it was taking its recent embrace of androgynous looks to its natural conclusion by combining shows.

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