Marisa Abela was pictured arriving at the awards in a bespoke polka-dot Miu Miu two piece.
Kylie Minogue walked the red carpet in a custom Alexandre Vauthier gown, featuring a ruffled asymmetric skirt, and Jimmy Choo pumps.
Dua Lipa arrived wearing a figure-hugging leather Versace dress with Tiffany & Co jewellery.
Olivia Dean was elegant in custom Saint Laurent.
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A cosy, long-sleeved pocket knit in a comforting colour – introverts, this one’s for you.
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Fun watches aren’t always super eccentric. Sometimes, the fun lies within the nuances – take this Seiko Presage subtly bedecked with a if-you-know-you-know emblem from Studio Ghibli cult classic Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, for example.
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Drake’s Nike sub-label just dropped its first collection of 2024, and we’re absolutely going to need this neutral-toned, swoosh-adorned perforated baseball cap for our springtime runs. And
JAKARTA – The biggest annual Muslim fashion event in Indonesia, the Muslim Fashion Festival (MUFFEST)+ will be held for the ninth time on 8-11 August 2024 at Istora Senayan. In the series of Road to MUFFEST+ 2024 events, the Indonesian Fashion Chamber (IFC) in synergy with Gemalindo Kreasi Indonesia held the MUFFEST+ Media Viewing on March 1-3 2024 at the Ice Palace Lotte Mall, Kuningan, Jakarta.
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MUFFEST+ Media Viewing is a presentation of fashion trends in a different format from what we are used
Over the last week, fashion’s biggest headlines covered runways, campaigns, ambassadorships, courtrooms and scandals. Among the most notable, Pitti Uomo 105 has just come to a conclusion in Florence, where over 800 Italian and international designers set up shop to connect with industry insiders from across the globe. Meanwhile, the CFDA revealed the preliminary calendar for the upcoming New York Fashion Week in February, and Moncler Grenoble revealed that it will show its Fall 2024 collection on the slopes of St. Petersburg. Moritz.
Down the line, Pharrell unveiled the full Spring/Summer 2024 campaign for his first collection at Louis Vuitton,
Parties for the Necklace support Emerald Necklace programs and projects that the Redlands Conservancy manages 550 acres of open space land for the city of Redlands, and 224 acres that the conservancy owns.
Specifically, the conservancy manages Herngt ‘Aki’ Preserve in Live Oak Canyon, San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary, Gateway Ranch, and Redlands public trails.
The organization presents several related programs, including Trails at 10 series of guided hikes, Outdoor Ambassadors, Canyon Environments Education Program, and open space acquisition efforts.
Funding for all these projects and programs is partially provided by the Parties for the Necklace, a collection of unique events
Harrison Ford was pictured shopping on Rodeo Drive at Ralph Lauren Beverly Hills on Tuesday.
The Chicago-born actor, 81, was pictured in Beverly Hills, California wearing a light blue button-up shirt with dark blue jeans and a black belt, with sunglasses and black boots.
The Oscar-nominated actor, famous for playing Indiana Jones, and Han Solo in the Star Wars films, was pictured exiting a black vehicle as he parked a black sports car near the entrance of the luxe clothier.
The Hollywood icon was later seen giving a tip to a parking attendant after his vehicle was brought to him.
Bad Bunny appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Thursday to promote his new album, “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana,” and talk about hosting “Saturday Night Live.”
Bad Bunny took a casual approach to style. The singer wore a white tank top underneath a black hoodie and medium-wash jeans.
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To complete his look, the singer wore sneakers he made in collaboration with Adidas, the Response CL “Paso Fino” style. The sneakers have Western-themed details, and feature a mixed material composition, using mesh, leather and suede accents.
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The past month has been a whirlwind for luxury brands, models and fashion fans as designers have promoted their visions at Fashion Weeks in New York, London, Milan and now Paris. The hundreds of shows have been no less than a marathon for Vanessa Friedman, the chief fashion critic for The New York Times. (She says chocolate, comfortable shoes and her colleagues on The New York Times’s Styles desk help.)
It’s a marathon, sure, but a whole lot of fun
