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A terror called Rihanna comes to Paris: why the artist's presence is always a problem in the parades
Successful entrepreneur with indisputable merits, fashion icon, the singer has a serious problem (or a brilliant strategy) over time
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Jonathan Anderson mixes Austen romance with chic streetware in Dior’s Paris show
Designer’s latest work takes bold steps away from the fashion house’s brand, creating a show that felt like an event “I want to land on a vibe.” This was how Dior designer Jonathan Anderson, one year into what is arguably the biggest job in fashion, summed up his assignment before his latest show. Expounding on chiffon and buttons with the intensity of a barrister delivering a closing speech in the high court, ruffling his hair as if his mind might at any moment explode with ideas, Anderson brings more brainpower to the pursuit of the vibe than the superficial phrasing suggests. The vibe is co
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Lewis Hamilton points to fashion as his professional future after Formula 1
The pilot has been walking his style in and out of the circuits for years, has collaborated with firms like Dior and has a brand of his own. But the final leap to the industry will not give it until it leaves the races, as it has admitted in 'The Times'
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No, Those Dior x A24 Shirts Aren’t Going on Sale
Have you noticed every indie darling is wearing the same shirt these days? Everyone from Robert Pattinson and Drew Starkey to Anya Taylor-Joy and Mia Goth has been spotted in light pink, navy and forest green T-shirts emblazoned with the Dior and A24 logos — coveted merch from the luxury fashion house and indie film […]
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Why the Met’s John Galliano reversal shocked the fashion world: ‘There hadn’t been this much excitement since camp’
Despite Anna Wintour’s years-long redemption campaign on his behalf, the Dior designer’s controversial past got him booted as the 2027 Met Gala honoree When the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced it was dedicating its 2027 costume exhibition to designer John Galliano, vintage dealer Johnny Valencia figured it would be a red carpet for the ages. Celebrities would show up in full Marie Antoinette drag, or squeeze into tightly bound corsets showcasing hourglass figures, recreating the pageantry of Galliano’s over-the-top runway shows. “There was a lot of excitement around this theme,” said Vale