It seems Dakota Johnson and Gucci are the perfect match.
During the 2021 LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday, the actress took to the red carpet in another stunning look by Gucci. She wore a cropped, embellished silver top that featured a plunging neckline and large belt buckle cinching her waist paired with pale pink satin skirt with a pleated design. The actress kept her makeup simple, topping the look off with a dark pink lip.
Johnson was styled by Kate Young, who also works with the likes of Sienna Miller (who was also at the event), Sophie Turner and Selena Gomez.
In the last few months, the actress has worn numerous outfits by Gucci, for which she is an ambassador, as she promoted her latest film “The Lost Daughter.”
Dakota Johnson
During the movie’s premiere at London Film Festival, Johnson wore a custom long-sleeved gown, which featured jewels embroidered throughout and ostrich feather cuffs. For New York Film Festival, she donned a lace corset top patterned with the label’s logo paired with black leather trousers and black suede pumps.
The event, which was sponsored by Gucci, marked its 10th anniversary and honored director Steven Spielberg and artists Amy Sherald and Kehinde
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In its latest dalliance with luxury – and its first with a jeweler – Supreme has hinted at an upcoming collaboration with Tiffany & Co.
The New York-based skate brand and the iconic jeweler simultaneously teased the project on their Instagram channels, posting a video of a young man wearing a white T-shirt and a pearl necklace. The camera zooms past the spider tattoo on his arm to focus on the necklace, which has a silver tag dangling as a pendant.
Both brands put no text along with the post, only an emoji of chain links.
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Jewelry is a surprising category for Supreme, which frequently teams up with brands from activewear or outdoors categories such as Nike, The North Face, Vans, Champion, Timberland, Lacoste, Levi’s and Stone Island.
Its 2017 collaboration with Louis Vuitton on leather goods and apparel helped ignite a trend for luxury streetwear, and Supreme followed up in 2018 with a range of luggage with Rimowa, another brand owned by French conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
LVMH added Tiffany & Co. to its stable of brands in
Gal Gadot is giving a nod to her new film “Red Notice” at the Los Angeles premiere with her red carpet look.
The actress chose a red sequined dress with a ruffle detail from Loewe’s spring 2022 collection for the film premiere Wednesday night. She added more shimmer to the look with jewelry from Tiffany & Co.’s Blue Book collection, wearing platinum earrings with more than 15 carats of diamonds and a platinum bracelet with blue tourmalines. The look was styled by Gadot’s stylist, Elizabeth Stewart.
Gadot attended the premiere with her husband, Yaron Varsano, and took photos with her co-stars Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne Johnson. Reynolds also went red for the premiere, wearing a red, three-piece corduroy suit custom made by Giorgio Armani. Johnson opted for a Ralph Lauren Purple Label plum-colored velvet suit.
Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds at the Los Angeles premiere of “Red Notice.”
“Red Notice” — which makes its debut on Netflix on Nov. 12 — stars Johnson as a top FBI profiler who teams with the world’s greatest art thief, played by Reynolds, to catch another infamous art thief, played by Gadot.
Gadot’s “Red Notice” red carpet look comes two weeks after the actress’ last major red
Kristen Stewart stunned once again in another look by Chanel.
The actress appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Wednesday in a silvered black embroidered crepe jacket paired with pink and black cotton twill pants, both of which are from the label’s fall 2021 collection. Underneath the jacket, she wore a black lace crop top.
She was styled by Tara Swennen, who has also worked with stars such as Allison Janney, Idina Menzel and Lana Condor.
While talking to Fallon, Stewart discussed her new engagement to screenwriter Dylan Meyer, her first movie role in “The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas” and taking on Princess Diana in the upcoming biopic “Spencer.”
Kristen Stewart, wearing Chanel, on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”
“It’s so muscular, it’s exhausting,” Stewart told Fallon of mastering Princess Diana’s unique accent. “When I speak, I feel like I don’t open my mouth and I feel like this croaked frog. Words come out of her mouth like bubbles, and I’m like bricks to the floor.”
During the press tour for the upcoming movie, Stewart also wore looks by Chanel, for which she is a longtime ambassador. The film, directed by Pablo Larraín, follows Princess Diana on a pivotal weekend during the
Have you noticed that more women are wearing berets, and brightly colored clothing?
Fashion executive Mindy Lin Prugnaud certainly has, and she draws a straight line to “Emily in Paris,” the hit Netflix series that spawned dozens of websites that meticulously document every outfit and accessory worn by the main characters.
Now Netflix and ViacomCBS are further fanning interest in the hit show by opening an online store to sell merchandise from a clutch of top luxury houses featured on the show. It is slated to go live just as season two starts streaming on Dec. 22, allowing viewers to buy the checkered jacket from Chanel-owned Barrie worn by the main character, portrayed by Lily Collins, or the tasseled Roberto Coin earrings worn by her vivacious sidekick Mindy, played by Ashley Park.
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie, Samuel Arnold as Julien, Bruno Gouery as Luc and Lily Collins as Emily in a scene from series two.
Other participating brands include AZ Factory, Eye M by Ileana Makri and Zeus+Dione, along with other Chanel-owned specialty labels: Maison Michel for hats, Goossens Paris for jewelry and Causse Gantier for gloves. Mint Group, the Paris-based buying office run by Prugnaud and her husband Jean-Philippe, spearheaded the project and
Kate Middleton brought her signature style to the COP26 Summit.
The Duchess of Cambridge attended the United Nation’s Climate Change Conference in Glasgow alongside husband Prince William on Monday wearing a dress from London-based fashion brand Eponine’s spring 2020 collection.
Middleton’s dress was a wool crepe maxidress in a cobalt blue with three-quarter sleeves and black button accents. The dress — a new one for Middleton, who is known for recycling her outfits — falls in line with the duchess’ style of wearing colorful coat dresses at her royal engagements.
The duchess paired the look with her Poppy Code Breakers Brooch, which is said to be a tribute to her grandmother, Valerie Glassborow, who served in World War II as a code breaker at Bletchley Park, the primary center for Allied code breaking during the war.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Prince William and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, at an evening reception to mark the opening day of the COP26 UN Climate Summit, in Glasgow, Scotland
Middleton wore the look at an evening reception for members of the Sustainable Markets Initiative and the finalists of the Earthshot Prize Awards, which is the environmental program founded by Prince William and Sir David Attenborough to help
Elton John’s first eyewear collection is here.
Elton John Eyewear is in collaboration with Sam’s Club and Walmart, and is inspired by the legendary British singer’s iconic style and illustrious music career. Each frame is named after John’s biggest professional milestones, such as “Rocketman,” a nod to his chart-topping hit; “A-List,” which reflects the peak of his career; and “Prodigy,” which commemorates his rise from a shy, piano prodigy to an renowned music icon.
“Elton John Eyewear celebrates confidence, self-expression and authenticity,” John said in a statement. “The line is designed to have something for everyone, so no matter who you are, you can always look yourself. It’s not just about glasses, it’s about changing the way people see themselves.”
The eyewear line, which is available now on Sam’s Club and at Walmart later this week, will release a total of four collections: The Foundations Collection, The Formative Years, The Working Musician and The Master Collection.
The Foundations Collection will include a total of 60 frames, with 36 of them unique to Sam’s Club and 24 unique to Walmart. Each frame is embossed with a signature temple tip “E” silhouette and John’s iconic star brand detailing. The frames will come in vibrant color attributes,
(TrendHunter.com) Swiss luxury watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen has added two new watches to its TOPGUN Pilot’s Watch range, both of which are made from Ceratanium—a unique IWC-developed material that combines the…
Kristen Stewart turned heads once more as she walked the red carpet for the Los Angeles premiere of her upcoming movie “Spencer.”
The actress wore a midriff-baring look by Chanel, for which she has been a longtime ambassador for, which featured a black satin ribbon bandeau top paired with a long black organza and lace flounced skirt fitted with a satin bow from the label’s fall 2021 couture collection.
She topped off the outfit with fine jewelry from Chanel, wearing a white gold and diamond necklace and diamond ring. She was styled by Tara Swennen, who has also worked with the likes of Allison Janney, Idina Menzel and Lana Condor.
Jack Farthing and Kristen Stewart at the L.A. premiere of “Spencer” at the Directors Guild of America.
Stewart plays Princess Diana in the biopic, which follows the princess on a pivotal weekend during the Christmas holiday with the British royal family in 1991 in which she decides to separate from Prince Charles.
The film made its official debut at the Venice Film Festival in September, where Stewart, as well as the movie’s director, Pablo Larraín, attended the premiere. The actress wore outfits by Chanel while promoting the film there.
Earlier this month, Stewart attended the U.K.
Get to Know: Sen5e
Bronx native and fashion designer Frank Morales combined his background in graffiti and graphic design studies into emerging brand Sen5e.
A look from Sen5e.
While COVID-19 continues to be a challenge, the designer tells WWD that it’s given him and his business partner, Shqiprim Mujaj, time to experiment with the direction for Sen5e’s new drops.
The pair were able to explore fabrics and designs, while remaining tunnel-visioned. “Every concept has a story to it all. It’s original and refreshing. All of our ideas are made from scratch. I try my best not to get sucked into the newest trends or what’s ‘in’ at the moment. I love making quality pieces, from the cuts down to the design. When I say this, I mean this in the most humble way,” said Morales.
A look from Sen5e.
The designer said that social media has definitely aided in the growth and expansion of the brand — even reaching the likes and support of rappers like Rowdy Rebel and Bobby Shmurda. Forging ahead, the designer envisions a prosperous future for Sen5e. “Stay true to yourself, focus on your lane and never stop grinding. This was all an idea five years ago so I can only imagine what’s to come