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Uma Wang Spring 2027 Ready to Wear: Treading Lightly (opens the original)
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Uma Wang worked with an airy hand for spring, citing a desire for lightness and balance, inspired both by rising temperatures and the work of Alexander Calder, famous for his mobiles embracing an element of chance. That is exactly what Wang did with her designs, allowing the wearer the possibility to manipulate her layered and textured pieces in a multitude of ways. “The designer and the customer should inspire each other, it’s a dialogue,” said the designer backstage ahead of her show, held in
Ziwe, Soo Joo Park and Ellis Howard Talk Interior Design at Courrèges (opens the original)
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PULL UP A PEW: Anyone looking for interior design inspiration needed to look no further than Drew Henry’s set for his debut Courrèges show, in particular the seating, with row upon row of vintage chairs from different styles and eras. “It’s like a really chic, high-end Hackney flea market, it’s gorgeous,” said Ellis Howard, who recently finished filming “The Rachel Incident” and was attending the show with “What It Feels Like for a Girl” costar Hannah Jones. The eclecticism of the show space tie
Anrealage Spring 2027: Under the Skin (opens the original)
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This season Anrealage’s Kunihiko Morinaga, who regularly plays with tech in his designs, pondered on the body’s outer surface and its capabilities for mutation. Referencing “skin” as something that can be shed again and again, like an outfit, he nodded to animals’ fur and feathers, fish and serpents’ scaly carapaces, more human inferences like checks and polka dots, as well as digital avatars to be changed at will. The opening looks, a range of second-skin bodysuits with psychedelic printed scal
Celebrities Talk Nuts, Nicknames and How Best to Relieve Anxiety at Dior (opens the original)
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This season’s invitation to Jonathan Anderson’s Dior show, a pair of Wenwan walnuts, traditionally used as a fidget toy in China, got some of the front-row guests musing as they waited for the seats to fill up and the show to start — which happened only when Rihanna arrived 45 minutes after the scheduled start time. “I brought my nuts,” quipped Dree Hemingway, pulling hers from inside her purse before explaining that for close friends, her nickname is Squirrel. “I actually have a company named S
Marie Adam-Leenaerdt Spring 2027 Ready to Wear: Supermarket Sweep (opens the original)
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As she looks to write her next chapter after taking home this year’s grand prize at the ANDAM Fashion Awards, Marie Adam-Leenaerdt is refining her discourse. “I started with what I’ve learned from the seven past seasons and what I want to bring to the brand for the future, so a bit of lightness, always with a conceptual aspect of easy chic,” summed up the Belgian designer ahead of her show on Tuesday, which included the label’s first pieces for men. Her surrealist touches were more subtle this s
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