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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Harper's Bazaar
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Maria Grazia Chiuri Is Back at Home, and It Shows (opens the original)
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When I meet Maria Grazia Chiuri at the Fendi headquarters just south of Rome’s center, the first thing I clock is her jewelry. She is wearing two giant, oval-shaped statement rings, one on each hand, that she had made from the clasps of samurai belts she found on a trip to Kyoto. Alongside them are two other antique rings, also worn on both hands, each with a large iridescent pearl set in an articulated crystal band. Chiuri plays with them as she explains their origins. She reworked the designs
Michael Kors Knows Glamour Is for Everyone (opens the original)
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I can sense Michael Kors is in the room before I see him. “Well, this is nice and discreet!” his voice booms as he approaches our table at Sidecar, the dimly lit, leather-booth-lined private dining room above the original P.J. Clarke’s in Midtown Manhattan. He’s wearing a white T-shirt, houndstooth slacks, New Balance sneakers, and a dark-blue jean jacket he bought at a small boutique in Savannah. This is dressed down for Kors; his usual uniform—the slick black suit and aviators—is recognizable
Fendi Couture Goes Back to the Body (opens the original)
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Rome's National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art has never seen so many baguettes. Fendi baguettes, that is. The brand's iconic bag was slung on the shoulders of nearly every guest who gathered at the museum last night for Maria Grazia Chiuri's couture debut. The purse's patron saint, Sarah Jessica Parker, was there too, greeting other guests and taking videos and photos of the gilded paintings that hung in bulk across the walls of the first gallery after you enter. Further inside was a re
Chanel Closed Its Show with a Revenge Dress Instead of a Wedding Gown (opens the original)
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This morning in Paris, Matthieu Blazy invited his couture show guests into a briar patch inside the Grand Palais. Although this tangle of vines didn’t have threatening thorns, it looked like an exotic tropical paradise, beguiling and whimsical and ripe for an imaginative new collection from Blazy. He would later note backstage that the set was meant to call to mind one of his favorite movies, Jumanji, and the scene where the plants take over a room and try to consume the people inside. Clouds we
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