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28/07/2025

Marc Jacobs could be packing its designer bags 👜
Yep, might be saying au revoir to after nearly three decades together. According to Wall Street Journal, the luxury giant is in talks to sell the brand in a deal that could hit around $1 billion 👀

Apparently, a few brand management big names like Authentic Brands, Bluestar Alliance, and WHP Global are already circling with interest.

Marc Jacobs started the label in 1984, turned it into a global name, and joined the LVMH fam in 1997. Since then, it’s had its ups, downs, and rebrands — remember those chunky tote bags that were everywhere again?

While LVMH doesn’t usually let go of its main fashion houses, recent exits like Off-White and Stella McCartney prove that things are shifting. CFO Cécile Cabanis said it best: if a brand isn’t the right fit anymore, LVMH is ready to pass the torch.

Could this be a new era for Marc Jacobs? Let’s see who gets the final look.

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25/07/2025

joins the Clé de Peau Beauté universe ✨
New face, timeless beauty! The one and only Nicole Kidman is now the global brand ambassador for , and honestly, it just makes sense 🤍

In a recent chat with WWD, Nicole opened up about her skincare journey — starting from childhood when her mom made SPF a daily ritual (iconic behavior), to later discovering how beauty can be a form of self-expression and creativity. “I learned I can change aspects of my face, augment things, and it became much more creative and exciting,” she shared. We love a skincare muse with a curious spirit 💫

From face masks to red carpets, she’s been through every beauty phase — and still looks ethereal. If anyone’s going to represent radiant skin, it’s Nicole.

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18/07/2025

Chanel is taking Métiers d’Art to New York 🗽✨
just announced that the next Métiers d’Art collection will land in NYC on December 2. Big Apple, big moment. 🍎

This isn’t the first time Chanel crosses the Atlantic — Coco herself made those stylish trips back in the 1930s. And who could forget that iconic Paris-New York show at the Met in 2018? This time though, it’s extra special. It will be the very first Métiers d’Art designed by new creative director . His official debut for the brand is happening this October in Paris, but NYC is already calling 💫

While they’re keeping the exact show location a mystery (classic Chanel), we do know it’ll celebrate the next level craftsmanship from the 12 legendary ateliers behind the scenes. Think embroidery by Lesage, hats by Maison Michel, and all the magic you don’t always see, but definitely feel.

Bruno Pavlovsky, president of Chanel Fashion, says Blazy will blend NYC’s creative energy with the house’s timeless savoir-faire. Honestly? We’re ready for it.

📍 New York
🗓️ December 2
🎨 Métiers d’Art
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16/07/2025

💫🫧 Natan Couture FW25 Turns Volume Into Everyday Chic
 At , Natan Couture gave us sculptural glamour with a twist of softness.
Think bubble sleeves, silk velvet jumpsuits, and dreamy greens — the kind that take you from boardroom to ballroom without skipping a beat.

Designer Edouard Vermeulen knows how to dress modern royalty and real women alike.
For FW25, it’s all about volume that flatters, fabric that comforts, and style that lasts.

Swipe for a peek at these perfectly puffed pieces 💚
 Which one would you wear to your next event?

16/07/2025

COS Is Returning to NYFW This September
is heading back to the Big Apple 🇺🇸 for another round of runway magic. The brand just confirmed it will show its Autumn/Winter 2025 collection in season at New York Fashion Week this September, marking its fourth time on the official schedule.

The show is locked in for Sunday, September 14 at 1PM EDT and yep, you can watch it live on cos.com, YouTube or Instagram. Get ready for elevated minimalism, sharp tailoring, and that signature COS vibe we love — clean, cool, and totally wearable.

CEO of CFDA summed it up perfectly: COS keeps bringing a fresh take to NYFW while showing love for NYC as a global creative stage. And we’re so here for it. 🖤

📍NYC
🗓️ Sept 14
🖥️ Streaming everywhere
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16/07/2025

Big changes ahead at London Fashion Week 👀
Laura Weir , the new boss at , isn’t wasting any time. Just two months in, and she’s already shaking things up — in a good way.

Starting this September, designers won’t need to pay to show on the official schedule. Yes, no on-schedule fee. That’s a game-changer, especially for young and independent brands trying to survive the post-pandemic reality.

And it doesn’t stop there. The BFC is doubling its budget for the international guest programme to bring in more global buyers, editors and cool creatives. Because let’s face it — no guests, no buzz.

Laura’s also made it clear that fashion week isn’t just about pretty clothes. According to her, fashion gives us a glimpse into the next chapter of culture and society. Honestly? She’s got a point.

Plus, the BFC’s NEWGEN support will now run through 2029, scholarships are getting a boost, and a new education programme will help bring real designer mentors into schools around the UK — not just in London. Finally.

Laura’s also calling on retailers to step up their game. Designers don’t just need stockists. They need partners who will help them grow. 💼💡

Here’s hoping all these smart moves keep talent from moving to Paris or Milan. Because British fashion still hits different when it’s supported properly.

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15/07/2025

🧵 Marni Names Meryll Rogge as Creative Director

👀 Big move at Marni ! Belgian designer Meryll Rogge just stepped into the top creative role, taking over from Francesco Risso who exited in June after nearly a decade.

If you’re not familiar with Meryll yet, you should be. She’s been on fire lately. After years designing at in NYC and then leading womenswear at Dries Van Noten back home in Belgium, she launched her own label in 2020. Since then, it’s been awards, nominations, and plenty of buzz. Her thing? Upcycling, bold color, clever tailoring and clothes that real women actually wear.

According to OTB boss Renzo Rosso, Meryll nailed it during the interviews with her sensitive, contemporary take on Marni’s DNA. And now she’s set to take the house global — from accessories to interiors and beyond.

Fun fact? She’s currently the only female creative director in the OTB group. No pressure 😏

Can’t wait to see what she brings to the next season. Rooting for you, Meryll 💥

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14/07/2025

💫 ArdAzAei Haute Couture FW25/26

 ArdAzAei Paris Couture Week | The Folded Sea

Dive deep into a dreamlike underwater world where couture meets coral reefs and sea urchins shine like precious gems.

🌬️💎 Bahareh Ardakani takes us beneath the surface with 26 ocean-inspired masterpieces, where silk sways like coral and Swarovski crystals mimic bioluminescent shimmer.

From jellyfish gowns to pearl sea urchins, every stitch feels like a wave. And yes, some of these pieces took 1000 hours to complete.
Couture? No. It’s poetry. 🌺🌊

✨ Plus—three of the looks are GOTS-certified. Because real beauty comes with responsibility.

👇 Tell us: which look from would you wear if you were a mermaid on land?

13/07/2025

✨ Lever Couture’s FW25 Début: Couture That Shows Your Layers✨

Lever Couture’s FW25 Début: Couture That Shows Your Layers
 Lever Couture made a powerful debut at Palais de Tokyo with its Fall/Winter 2025–26 collection Anatomy of Identity.
And yes, it was emotional couture at its finest.

From sculptural silhouettes to layered mesh creations, designer Lessja Verlingieri () invited us into a deeply personal journey—where fabric tells stories and fashion becomes therapy.

The show opened with a breathtaking solo performance by ballerina Katja Khaniukova (), dancing en pointe in mud-stained legs, dragging her “baggage” down the runway. Literal. Poetic. Powerful.

🎵 With sound by and creative direction by , the entire runway transformed into a living, breathing exploration of identity.

We saw futuristic tutus, golden fringe capes, and asymmetrical layers that felt like a beautiful emotional unraveling—and a reminder that strength can be soft.

Which look from would you wear to tell your story? Drop it in the comments 💬👇

📸 Photo: Courtesy of Lever Couture © Ph. Yolanda Leaney

13/07/2025

🖤✨ VIKTOR&ROLF FW25: ANGRY BIRDS TAKE COUTURE TO NEW HEIGHTS ✨🖤
 Viktor&Rolf turned Paris Couture Week upside down (again!) with a feathered spectacle that made us do a double take-literally.

Their Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection, Angry Birds, brought us 30 looks, each in a perfectly matched pair: one full of color and drama, the other stripped back and shadow-like. It’s fashion’s way of asking—what happens when you take the feathers off? 🪶👀

Each piece was made from cruelty-free, hand-crafted fabric feathers (yes, 11,500 of them!), sculpted into puffed-up couture dreams—topped with bold hats by the legendary and heels by . 💥🖤

It was poetic. It was rebellious. And it reminded us that less can be just as powerful as more.

Tell us… Would you rock the bold & feathered twin, or the bare & shadowed silhouette? 👇 Drop your pick below!

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13/07/2025

Zuhair Murad FW25 Couture: Lights, Camera, Couture!

✨ A SHEER DESIRE ✨
 Zuhair Murad just turned the Paris Couture Week runway into an old Hollywood dream-rewritten, reimagined, and totally radiant 💫

Inspired by cinema legends like Rita Hayworth & Barbara Stanwyck, the FW25/26 collection flipped the script: no more fading into the background-this time, she walks tall into the spotlight… and stays there 👑

We’re talking sculpted shoulders, pearls like constellations, drama-drenched embroidery, and ball gowns that move like a whisper but feel like a power move 🌪️
Every look had a voice.
Every dress told a story. From velvety nudes to blush-toned dreams, this was pure Zuhair magic. And yes—synthetic fur never looked so luxurious 💎

This isn’t just couture—it’s a cinematic comeback.

🖤 Which look would you wear straight off the runway? Tell us your fave under this post!

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12/07/2025

ELIE SAAB Haute Couture FW25/26: La Nouvelle Cour Rules the Runway

💎 La Nouvelle Cour has arrived — and she’s not here to whisper. She sweeps through Paris in velvet, bows, and macarons… Elie Saab’s Haute Couture FW25/26 show was pure drama, indulgence, and unapologetic elegance 👑

Inside a candlelit salon, the Lebanese designer Elie Saab invited us into a dreamland of corseted silhouettes, exaggerated skirts, and whisper-thin layers of lace and silk. Think Marie Antoinette meets modern royalty — pastel hues, velvet capes, and French lace from Lyon 🕊️

Every look was a love letter to the power of femininity: playful but precise, regal yet wearable.
Saab revived corsetry with sculptural flair, added layers of moiré, and covered gowns with 3D floral appliqués and a soft mist of feathers.
His signature craftsmanship extended even to the accessories — beaded bags and golden touches that felt truly couture.

And let’s talk about the finale? A bride cloaked in pearl tones, embroidered in moonlight, with a crown-worthy train 👰✨

🎀 Whether it’s bows cascading down sheer chiffon or structured silhouettes made to command a room, this was couture that doesn’t just dress a woman — it celebrates her.

Which look would YOU wear from this show? Drop your favorite in the comments — we’re obsessed and we know you are too 💬💫

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