And now we’re all artistic directors. Last week, Molly Mae announced that she would lead the creation of a giant fast fashion operator, signing on the dotting line to the applause of female bosses around the world. While critics were quick to lash out at his Cartier. Ankle bracelets, lamenting Love Islander’s lack of delight with the grim jargon of the workplace and “emails,” others had more prophetic considerations, namely the optics of celebrating the hiring of a billionaire celebrity, while the company inhumanely painted its own painters. situations for less than the minimum wage.
However, less than a week later, we are again introduced to Kendall Jenner, the so-called “highest paid model in the world”, and now, artistic director of the fashion boutique FWRD. “The world is looking to Kendall to lead the industry,” he said. Raissa Gerona, director of the brand, explains the not so unprecedented resolution to appoint a celebrity to a “normal, but no less coveted” position.
According to the company, Jenner will take care of “the look and feel of the site, the preservation of logos sold on the site, monthly adjustments to trends, styles and must-have looks, as well as marketing ideas, logo associations and logo activations. Unsurprisingly, the announcement left many experts besieged across the state of the industry. And while we haven’t yet noticed the full scope of Jenner’s artistic vision, the style debuted with a Los Angeles-based photo shoot, because, to paraphrase, that’s where she lives.
In other moot fashion news, Fenty ambassador Mik Zazon accused Boohoo of plagiarizing his slogan “generalize by generalizing general bodies. “However, on a much more positive note, Prada teamed up with Chicago artist Theaster Gates in an incubator of artists of color, while Kourtney Kardashian boldly stepped into the gothic bride’s next step. Click on the gallery to see the rest.
Although Fred Perry and LOVERBOY cater to a very different audience, other people who love football, and other people who think the offside rule is a kind of trend cut, either label creates a Venn diagram when it comes to subversive stories and a lot of plaid. In a new collaboration, which will soon be unveiled through 3 collections, scotland’s Charles Jeffrey and Englishman Fred Perry have made their differences. Alien beings exploring Glesga for the first time. There are aviator jackets, long polo shirts, Scottish skirts and fluffy cardigans, all passed through the half and half tartan of the brand. Buy the collection here.
“I need all my designer clothes,” Kim Petras once proclaimed. But it turns out that she also needs them and is covered with sheepskin. Alongside Parris Goebel, Duckie Thot, Fernanda Ly and Elon Musk’s mother, Petras poses in UGG’s latest clothing collection. – all tracksuits, faux furs, plush jackets and sheepskin coats. See more of this here.
To say that the fashion industry is in bed with Satan is not entirely accurate, but it is also not a lie. Earlier this summer, Lil Nas X sold his sole abandoning a bloody sneaker collaboration with Beelzebub himself, while Rick Owens’ versions of The Classic Converse evoked a terrifying and demonic image. Now the prince of darkness has dropped his leather laces to reveal pentagram pants. The five-pointed star, who has long been a symbol of the occult, has literally joined the intimates of fashion. If you make your dog bark from hell, underpants can be purchased online from Rick Owens.
South Korea’s eyewear logo, Gentlemonster, this week unveiled its first optical collection called Gentle. Think of the specifications of the era of the wide plate and giant frames in the style of Kurt Cobain. “questions the concept of identity. ” As such, the accompanying crusade features a multitude of non-matching characters, from director Park Chan-Wook to Tess McMillan and technology maker Iron Sight. Discover the collection here.
With last season’s Tom of Finland collaboration now covering the back of East London’s gay know-in-law, Jonathan Anderson continues to inhabit the ghost of queer creatives from the afterlife, this time releasing the capsule of the moment engaged to Oscar Wilde. Twentieth-century poet J. W. Anderson offers a collection through Wilde’s motto “life is in art,” which has been scribbled on elegant jackets and trapezoid skirts, accessories and jewelry. Buy the collection here.
Ado-anguish! Dysmost sensibleia Day-glo!Girls of the Valley of Toxic Shock!Marc Jacobs’ greasy and dirty extension line, Heaven, has announced a collaboration with Dr. Martens. and trample on the suburbs by listening to fast-paced versions of Olivia Rodrigo’s songs on TikTok. I know what you think. Is there a. . . blister. . . wrote that?Not currently!
Fresh off her andam victory, Londoner Bianca Saunders announced this week an upcoming collaboration with Farah, encouraged through “the nuances of masculinity as well as the influences of my Caribbean heritage. “it’s an obvious homage to “the confident men in their lives with their ironed and ironed wrinkled pants who boasted of projecting a polished dressing room. “Mocking a misty temperament board filled with dried flowers and soft leaks, the collaboration ends early next year.
GmbH, Ottolinger and Mark Leckey are at the latest edition of the Reference Festival, a collaboration between the communication firm Reference Studios and the cultural establishment Schinkel Pavillon. multidisciplinary fashion shows oriented to the future. Titled “Protopia,” it’s a choice of post-COVID utopias (or is it dystopia?). Register your interest here.