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Six Insiders on the Moment They Fell in Love with Fashion (opens the original)
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Diana Vreeland had a singular take on not only fashion but life. Her eccentricity has become folklore and was best exemplified in an illustrated column of irreverent advice for chic living she called “Why Don’t You?” Resurrected and reimagined for modern life, the column, now written by Bazaar’s executive digital director, Lynette Nylander, will dispense tips on how to live stylishly, decadently, and daringly. It’s always good to be obsessed with something. A solid fixation can give a life fabul
Everything Is Coming Up Golden at Saint Laurent (opens the original)
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Recently, the rumor mill has churned about Anthony Vaccarello’s decade at Saint Laurent: Specifically, if and when it would be coming to an end, which would set in motion another round of designer switch-ups. And then the requisite follow-up questions—who next? And for Vaccarello, where to? In the 10 years Vaccarello has headed up Saint Laurent, he’s made a case for a singular, almost implacable way of dressing. It’s not unusual at Vaccarello’s shows to see the Yves Saint Laurent classics, chang
Dior Lets the Light In (opens the original)
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Jonathan Anderson is 18 months into his tenure at Dior. He’s worked through the initial instability that is inevitable when starting a new job, never mind heading up one of fashion’s biggest brands. Now he is really drilling down on his idea of the heritage of the house. “How do we elevate the brand? To elevate a brand takes time,” Anderson said at a preview of the collection, just as the finishing touches were being made to the set artfully crafted slap bang in the middle of the Tuileries Garde
Daniel Lee Lets Loose at Burberry (opens the original)
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It’s been a week of designers mining Britain’s rich creative forefathers for inspiration. Christopher Kane dug through the archive of Mulberry’s founder Roger Saul to inform his first ready-to-wear for the brand; the tailoring work of Savile Row provocateur Tommy Nutter was creative fodder for Seán McGirr’s McQueen, but Daniel Lee might just have slammed down a trump card in the ultimate foremother, Celia Birtwell. Birtwell, the yin to legendary swinging 60s designer Ossie Clark’s yang, was know
McQueen Blends Rave Culture With Savile Row (opens the original)
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In an underpass in London’s Camden Lock lies Cyberdog, a ravers’ paradise selling the sort of Day-Glo clothing, partywear, and shot glasses that wouldn’t be out of place at Burning Man. The shop is a rite of passage for any fashion-curious teenager in the U.K. trying to find creative go-go juice, including McQueen creative director Seán McGirr, who first visited when he was 13. He used the shop and its colorful community as a starting point for his Spring/Summer 2027 collection. In the National
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