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Ganni Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection (opens the original)
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Ganni returned to Paris to stage a homey presentation with set design by the photographer and furniture designer Ana Kraš. In the exhibition space alongside the mannequins she installed a bed, refrigerators with magnets to hold Polaroids of visitors, and a huge sofa that created a warped “Honey, I shrunk the kids” perspective that related to the proportion play at work in this spring collection that was peak Ganni. Peak, in part, because it didn’t feel self conscious. As such it was reflective o
Petar Petrov Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection (opens the original)
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Even the residents of Vienna, known for their sang froid and clean living, were subject to this summer’s apocalyptic heatwave. In response, Peter Petrov, who is based there, created a spring collection in which lightness was the ideal. “The volume or the distance, how the fabric moves around the body is quite interesting and inspiring,” said the designer, He used kimono-like cuts and wrapping to free the wearer from constraint. Long, loose, streamers that wafted behind added to the sense of flui
A Look at Jeweler Jean Schlumbergerâs Legacy in Vogue (opens the original)
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In 1956, the jewelry designer Jean Schlumberger joined the venerable brand Tiffany & Co. and spent the better part of two decades there, until he retired in the late 1970s. His tenure was a creatively fecund one, and some of his workâmost famously the charmingly opulent Bird on the Rock designâhas remained in production ever since. He was known for his sense of whimsy, childlike wonder, and a love of the natural worldâmany of his preferred designs were based on flora and fauna and yielded
Hodakova Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection (opens the original)
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Who knew that Ellen Hodakova Larsson, a known “horse girl,” had the facility to move as easily in the surf as on turf? It turns out the designer grew up sailing. This summer, on the second day of two weeks at sea, her phone died. “I was in a very Zen moment with the ocean,” she said on a call. It was an experience that seems to have deepened Hodakova’s already close connection to nature. “I wanted to highlight the aquatic world because the oceans are essential for us to be able to live,” she sai
Objects of Affection: Tour Dior Heritage With Jonathan Anderson (opens the original)
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When Jonathan Anderson visits Christian Dior’s extensive archive, known as Dior Heritage, he looks not only for inspiration in the form of a button, textile swatch, or cut, but for traces of Monsieur Dior himself. He finds them in garments, of course, but also in the Frenchman’s biography, his business sense, biography, sketches, and superstitions. In this installment of Vogue’s Objects of Affection series, the designer shares some of his discoveries. The video also inadvertently reveals commona
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