Each Milan fashion house had to make a difficult decision how to reach the fashion public this season under the safety constraints imposed by the coronavirus.
Italy's fashion capital — one of the top four runway cities in the world — has worked hard to maintain a near-real fashion week, with 23 live shows, coming after New York which was mostly virtual, and London, where designers mostly met with small groups of editors. Paris will be the next city to test the waters with live shows.
it started with Rihanna, as these things so often do.It was the halcyon days of 2018 and the pop singer and fashion icon wore a pair of Uggs to – where else? – the Coachella music festival.
Not your average pair though, like the classic boots made famous by a Juicy Couture-clad Lindsay Lohan at the height of her Us Weekly fame in the early noughties.
She wore a large pair of amber-colored sunglasses with thick brows, and she kept her brunette locks tied up in a simple top knot.
Jennifer also added some extra sparkle with large hoop earrings.
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The move marks a sudden shift, after years of Gucci’s parent company Kering clashing with the Chinese luxury marketplace’s owner Alibaba. It comes as Kering announces plans to drop a five-year-old lawsuit against Alibaba over alleged counterfeiting, with the two companies agreeing to establish a task force to protect Kering’s brands and utilise Alibaba technology to snuff out fakes.
Gucci will launch two flagship stores on Tmall (one for fashion and one for beauty) on December 21.
The U-turn is a sign of how important the Chinese e-commerce market has become this year, as luxury spending globally dwindled. While Alibaba has been working to improve its reputation and establish trust with both customers and brand partners, luxury’s pandemic-induced slump and the rapid growth of China’s luxury market have pushed brands to establish local partnerships in the hopes of boosting their bottom lines.
Never one to forget her accessories, Myleene toted a large white handbag and wore a pair of square sunglasses as well as a selection of jewellery to complete her look.
Nadiya looked in the mood to party as she stepped out in a black mini dress, which was covered in contrasting studs and featured a fake-plunge neckline
Showing off her natural beauty, the dancer swept her blonde tresses back into a sleek ponytail.
Jennifer Lopez wowed audiences with a scintillating performance during the 2020 American Music Awards on Sunday evening in Los Angele.
And less than 24-hours later, the megastar, 51, was spotted attending the 2020 Saks Fifth Avenue Holiday Window Unveiling with her fiance Alex Rodriguez in NYC.
Lopez looked undeniably glamorous as she cozied up to the 45-year-old former professional baseball player in front of the colorful display.
She carried her essential belongings in a lilac Dolce & Gabbana handbag with gold hardware that matched the large hoops in her ears.
Jennifer had her golden brown hair tied back into a sleek bun and she kept her sultry brown eyes covered with a pair of designer shades.
Since their inception in 2002, the plastic clogs responsible for inducing the Marmite effect – you either love them or loathe them – have enjoyed quite the journey. The company lost £167million in 2008 and in 2014, announced that it was having to close 100 stores amid falling sales.Fast forward just a few years to 2016 and Crocs had their reputation rehabilitated by none other than Christopher Kane, who incorporated the plastic shoes into his spring/summer 2017 show. “Crocs are arguably the most comfortable shoe,” Scottish-born Kane said at the time, “I love that they are slightly awkward and might be perceived by some as ugly. They have a very naive and childlike shape, which I especially like when they look extra clunky on the foot.”
And yet the tights, first debuted in the spring/summer 2020 collection, are nearly sold out everywhere online in both nude and black. Personally, I would opt for the brand’s interlocking GG jacquard-knit tights for £170 instead — a pricey pair still, but a fashion-forward entry point to the brand for those that might not be able to stretch to a pair of its logo-stamped furry loafers.
Chanel debuted its first logo legwear at its autumn/ winter 2020 show in Paris back in March. Monogrammed with the brand’s iconic interlocking C’s, the £330 tights, which come in black and white iterations and were styled with leather pirate boots at the show, are, like all Chanel stock, only available to buy in a Chanel boutique. But this hasn’t stopped them from becoming a major hit with the fashion set.
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