Thomas Waller
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Ray-Ban Meta Expands AI Eyewear With Audio Glasses and Gen 3 (opens the original)
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“AI glasses need to match people’s individual sense of style while looking and feeling great on every kind of face,” Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg said Wednesday as the company and EssilorLuxottica unveiled their latest generation of AI eyewear at Meta Connect. Meta is rapidly broadening its AI eyewear lineup, with more than 100 options planned across Ray-Ban, Oakley and Meta Glasses by the end of the year, spanning different silhouettes, use cases and levels of technology. The ex
Sabyasachi Spring 2027: Taking the Long Way From America to India (opens the original)
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For his return to New York Fashion Week, Sabyasachi Mukherjee considered three cities shaped by commerce, migration and cultural exchange: Constantinople, Calcutta and New York. He called the collection “Bengal Byzantine Broadway,” opening with denim and a distinctly Western-tinged Americana before gradually traveling toward India. “Everything in between is the world,” he said backstage. The final looks included a sari. That journey made for a lavish wardrobe. Washed denim, gingham, checks and w
Collina Strada Spring 2027: A ‘Detour’ to Storm King (opens the original)
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It’s a big ask to bring the fashion crowd a few hours upstate in the waning days of New York Fashion Week. Hillary Taymour knew it. So when Storm King Art Center approached her about staging its first runway show, the Collina Strada designer made the trip count: models traversed the landscape around Alexander Calder’s “The Arch” as Carly Rae Jepsen performed. “If you’re coming and committing to me, I’m committing to you to have a good time,” Taymour said to WWD a few days before the show. That g
Sergio Hudson’s Woman Is Bond, James Bond for Spring 2027 (opens the original)
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High above Manhattan in the Rainbow Room, a woman in a searing chartreuse pantsuit strode beneath the chandeliers, dark glasses shielding her eyes and a matching scarf streaming behind her. Another followed in magenta. They looked glamorous, certainly, but also as if their actual occupation might be classified. Sergio Hudson had an explanation: “Bond in reverse.” For spring, the woman was the agent and the man the ingénue. It was a playful conceit for loosening up the formidable woman Hudson has
Don’t Let Disco and Presley Oldham Rethink the Jewelry Playbook at NYFW (opens the original)
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For Don’t Let Disco’s Ashley Moubayed and Presley Oldham, both CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund alumni, New York Fashion Week has offered something particularly valuable to young jewelry brands: a chance to get pieces off the screen and into people’s hands. A few seasons in, however, they’re arriving at different conclusions about what that opportunity is worth. For Moubayed, physical interaction is fundamental to Don’t Let Disco. “You need to come and to play and to kind of discover the materials, the t
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