During MFW SS23 presentations, Plein Sport unveiled their collection of men’s and women’s pieces that take you from studio to street. In addition, they dropped a digital presentation as well.
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We’re loving Alo Yoga’s drops that have fun colors and are perfect to wear when you’re hitting the studio. Check out some of the new pieces.
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Home means more then just a place where we live, it’s also the center of how we go about living our lives. In Inside Versace Home, the brand takes us into the lives of a family who works out, relaxes, takes on hobbies and communes with one another. We’re privy to a number of pieces from the apparel, accessory and home collection as well as the iconic print.
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Last week, Michael Kors presented his 40th Anniversary Show which included a number of iconic models such as Naomi Campbell, Alek Wek, Helena Christensen and Liya Kebede. In addition, Bella Hadid, Precious Lee and Paloma Elsesser were walking as well. This show took place in the Theatre District as the models who have been known to walk the designer’s show, showcased his collection on 45th street and made their way to the Shubert Theater with Rufus Wainwright performing. COVID-19 protocols were used in creating this production and as the models enjoyed the show, they maintained 6ft distance between one another.
The show commemorates 40 years of his fashion while also being an homage to the city of New York and sharing iconic places such as Sardi’s the designers favorite pre-theater restaurant. In place of the portraits that line the walls there, they Zoomed in personalities such as Billy Porter, Chita Rivera and Bette Midler, who are known to have their pictures there. They encouraged people to donate to The Actors Fund which employees over 40,000 people by providing a safety net to those who work across theater, dance, opera, music, film, television, and radio during the pandemic.
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Versace’s FW21 collection was presented in the house’s labyrinth which is inspired by the Iconic Greca motif. In addition, they also launched a new signature print. The new Versace La Greca code showcases the Greek Key along with the Versace logo in various sizes and color combinations. This pattern has sharp angles, clean lines and a bold palette that reflects power and self confidence.
| CREATIVE DIRECTOR Donatella Versace | DIRECTOR Gordon Von Steiner | SHOW CONCEPT + SET Villa Eugénie | ART DIRECTOR Charles Levai & Kevin Tekinel | MUSIC Frederic Sanchez | CHOREOGRAPHY Jordan Robson | STYLING Jacob K | HAIR Guido Palau | MAKEUP Pat McGrath | FASHION SERVICES KCD | VIDEO CAPTURE 4Friends |
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For Versace’s SS21 show, we are taken on a journey to Versacepolis where Medusa was at one time, one of the most beautiful women in Athens. Athena saw her beauty and in a rage, scolded and banished her to her current home of Versacepolis. This utopian space was created and is inhabited by stong and confident women and men who are known for their courage and strength. The show takes place underwater and explores the ocean floor and the fantasy of fun pieces that take you from day to night are presented. The show reflects nature, athleticism, seduction and fantasy against a backdrop of dreamy, positive, optimistic and vibrant hues.
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Looking forward, fashion is always ahead and today', we’re sharing #BALMAINFW21 #BALMAINABOVEANDBEYOND which is getting all of us into full-on wanderlust which includes planning trips to destinations unknown, boarding flights, packing and more. Balmain’s Designer and Creative Director Olivier Rousteing said, “I don’t know where we’re going, but I do know that we are going somewhere. The point is not the destination but the actual going; the journey, the leaving—and the escape.” We couldn’t agree more with this sentiment and have shared some of our favorite looks from this runway show above and having included the show in its entirety below.
| DESIGNER + CREATIVE DIRECTOR Olivier Rousteing | DIRECTED BY Valentin Petit Creative | DIRECTION Olivier Rousteing | STYLING Katie Lyall + Charlotte Stockdale | CASTING Giulia Massulo | PRODUCED Balmain Paris Division, La Mode en Images | POST-PRODUCTION Everest | MAKEUP Isamaya Ffrench | HAIR STYLING Sam McKnight | MUSIC SUPERVISION Michel Gaubert - "Knee 1" (From Opera Einstein On The Beach - 1976) By Philip Glass (Robert Wilson, Philip Glass) © Dunvagen Music Publishers admin by Chester Music Ltd (p)Orange Mountain Music (2009) “Lifetime”(Planningtorock 'Let It Happen' Remix) by Romy (Romy Madley Croft, Fred Gibson, Henri Counsell) Courtesy of Young Turks Recordings / Universal Music Publishing / Warner Chappell Music France | SPECIAL THANKS Air France and the whole team of the Air France Industries Hangars | WITH INVALUABLE SUPPORT Dyson, L’Oréal Paris + Swarovski |
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As warmer weather continues, we’re excited to add a number of looks into our wardrobe as it feels like the world is literally our runway after this past year. We loved Balmain’s SS21 show and had to share a number of our favorite looks as well as the entire show. What always makes us excited for this brand is the fact that it’s various elements of the athleisure lifestyle from looks that one would wear to run errands, have brunch, a night out, visiting galleries and more. This season, we’re loving the exaggerated shoulders, cutouts and slits that exist across menswear and womenswear.
Balmain Designer and Creative Director, Olivier Rousteing said, “I wanted the #BALMAINSS21 show to reflect the optimism and audacity built into Balmain’s DNA. When Monsieur Pierre Balmain founded the house after France’s liberation in 1945, he was young, daring and convinced that better days were ahead. Today we’ve all experienced the awesome power of 2020’s solidarity, compassion and tenacity—which assures us that we can and will move through this moment and emerge stronger.”
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We’re a fan of Brandon Maxwell who has dressed Lady Gaga as well as being a judge on BRAVO’s Project Runway. His sense in being able to dress women for all the activities that you may find them engaging in from running errands, brunching with friends and a night out on the town. This NYFW SS21 show presents looks that are available now as we all begin to emerge back into the world!
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If you know the history of the heritage behind the iconic house of CHANEL, you know that it was built as a means to give women the choice to embrace their closets for the lifestyle that they live in from day to day. CHANEL is able to merge visual texture aesthetics of phenomenal fabrications that incorporates menswear into womenswear. They integrate their core pieces of the jacket, a pant, LBD and infuse it with other styles that also lean into athleisure style. It allows each woman to dress it up and down as they see fit so that we can truly play in our closets as the ultimate in effortless chic.
This runway show is a beautiful film that showcases the models getting ready together behind the scenes as Diana Ross’ Do You Know Where You’re Going To? from Mahogany plays in the background in an intimate atmosphere of the Parisian club Castel. CHANEL’s FW21 collection designed and imagined by Virginie Viard is shown throughout and is directed by Inez & Vinoodh.
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Fashion Week continues to unfold and today, Stella McCartney unveiled their Winter 2021 collection which focuses on maximalist archetypes in a minimal setting, blending fantasy and reality. This runway show is inspired by D is for Desire from the #StellaAtoZ, pieces that pair heritage, glamour and sport to elevate the norm with extravagance and opulence. You can check out the Stella Winter 21 looks via #StellasWorld
| SHOT Mert Alas + Mac Piggott | STYLING Jane How | MAKEUP Daniel Kolaric using Pat McGrath Labs | HAIR Eugene Souleiman, sponsored by Dyson Hair | NAILS Kure Bazaar | MUSIC Everything U Need - Overmono |
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PHOTO COURTESY | Roberto Cavalli
It’s always exciting to see what direction fashion houses go. Roberto Cavalli is known for its vibrant and bold patterns and the ability to bring this across gender. Check out their Zero Collection below.
| VIDEO DIRECTOR Max Vadukul | HAIR Pier Paolo Lai/Anna Pia Lorenzi | MAKEUP Anna Maria Negri/Julian Watson Agency | NAILS Isabella Franchi/Julian Watson Agency | STYLING + ART DIRECTION Fausto Puglisi | PRODUCTION Hotel Production | CASTING DIRECTOR Vanessa Contini | MODELS (in order of appearance) Daniela Santiago, Victor Berlo, Roberta de Titta Grazziano, Ludmilla Voronkina Bozzetti, Jonas Barros, Cheikh Dia, Elisabetta Dessy, Jhona Burjack, Jia Kueen, Leila Nda, Naomi Chin Wing, Atte Lehtinen, Jacob Gutierrez, Mark Vanderloo |
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