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The article highlights early Black Friday jewelry deals from popular brands like Baublebar, Kate Spade, Kay Jewelers, and Kendra Scott, offering discounts on a variety of jewelry pieces. It also mentions last year's best Black Friday jewelry deals and showcases deals from retailers like Nordstrom, Amazon, Macy's, Kay Jewelers, Ana Luisa, Baublebar, Hey Harper, Kendra Scott, and Kate Spade. The article provides specific examples of discounted jewelry items and encourages readers to take advantage of the deals for holiday gifts or personal purchases. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Vanity Fair explores the Louis Vuitton archive to mark artistic director Nicolas Ghesquière's first decade at the fashion house. The archive contains 50,000 Louis Vuitton items, including hand-beaded gowns, vintage luggage, and accessories. Ghesquière draws inspiration from the archive for his designs, which often reference the brand's history. The article also features an interview with the Haim sisters, who are fans of Ghesquière's work and have worn his designs during their performances. The article highlights the importance of preserving fashion archives and the role they play in inspiring contemporary designers. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Glamour.com features Canadian supermodel Coco Rocha discussing her favorite things, including the Longchamp Le Roseau S Handbag she loves for fall. Rocha also mentions her must-have beauty product, the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand, and her preferred frozen margarita maker, the Ninja Slushi Professional Drink Maker. Additionally, she talks about the tech she carries everywhere, like the Apple Watch Series 10. The article provides insights into Rocha's personal style and preferences, offering a glimpse into her everyday life and habits. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides insights into the life and work of fashion designer Nicolas Ghesquière, the creative director of Louis Vuitton. Ghesquière discusses his approach to design, his mentorship of young designers, and the cyclical nature of fashion. The article also touches on Ghesquière's personal life, including his relationship with his partner Drew Kuhse and the recent loss of his father. Overall, the article offers a glimpse into the world of high fashion and the challenges and joys that come with it. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the arrival of spring and the transition to warmer weather wardrobes. It highlights the versatility of black clothing, which can be worn year-round and can make a bold statement during the spring months. The article specifically mentions the Cos T-shirt dress, a black dress with a pleated skirt that can be dressed up or down for various occasions. The dress is described as a great investment that will be worn frequently. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Vogue celebrates the work and influence of female designers in the fashion industry. It highlights designers such as Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen of The Row, Victoria Beckham, Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, Donatella Versace, Maria Grazia Chiuri of Dior, Virginie Viard of Chanel, Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen, and others. The article emphasizes the unique perspectives and contributions of these designers, while also acknowledging the challenges they sometimes face in a male-dominated industry. It also highlights the importance of collaboration, community, sustainability, and diversity in fashion. [Extracted from the article]

Our Legacy, a Swedish fashion brand, has experienced significant success and growth in recent years. The brand's business has tripled in size since 2020 and is projected to reach $40 million in the first half of 2024. Our Legacy has expanded into womenswear and now produces four primary collections each year, as well as special collections and collaborations. The brand's success can be attributed to its consistent and reasonably priced clothing, which appeals to a wide range of consumers. Our Legacy draws inspiration from countercultures such as skateboarding, surfing, punk, and hip-hop, and offers unique and wearable clothing with a vintage quality. The brand has gained popularity among millennial fashion shoppers for its '90s vibes and relaxed formal dressing. Despite its growth, Our Legacy remains true to its roots and focuses on elevating its products. [Extracted from the article]

The 2023 GQ Fashion Awards recognizes the achievements of designers, brands, and trends in the fashion industry. Jonathan Anderson is named Designer of the Year for his innovative approach to menswear. Emma Corrin is recognized as the Most Stylish Person of the Year for their bold fashion choices. Lemaire Paris is awarded Store of the Year for its elegant and durable fashion. The text also discusses various trends, such as the rise of Italian luxury brands, the popularity of the Asics Gel-Kayano 14 sneaker, and the comeback of the necktie as a trendy accessory. It highlights Louis Vuitton's debut show under Pharrell Williams, praises Prada's S/S '24 look for its simplicity and versatility, and recognizes Fear of God founder Jerry Lorenzo as a maverick in the industry. The TAG Heuer Carrera watch is celebrated for its design and pop culture cameo. [Extracted from the article]

This article from GQ: Gentlemen's Quarterly tells the story of Tremaine Emory, a fashion designer known for his brand Denim Tears and his efforts to address systemic racism in the fashion industry. The article focuses on Emory's near-death experience and subsequent recovery, as well as his career in the fashion industry. It highlights his commitment to sparking conversations about Black history and culture through his designs. The article also emphasizes the importance of support from family, friends, and medical professionals in Emory's journey. [Extracted from the article]

This text is an interview with fashion designer Tom Ford, conducted by GQ's global editorial director, Will Welch. Ford discusses his career in the fashion industry, including his time at Gucci and the creation of the Gucci Group, which later became Kering. He also talks about his approach to design, his business acumen, and his transition into film directing. Ford reflects on his legacy and the future of the fashion industry. [Extracted from the article]

Features HERMÉS Leather has been central to Hermès from the very beginning - since way back in 1837, when founder Thierry Hermès opened a workshop to fashion equestrian harnesses for the Parisian aristocracy. Now, the Beijing-raised wunderkind develops progressive menswear for his own namesake label - including this voluminous mohair puffer jacket (price upon request), part of a new milestone collaboration with Marni. These days, the maison uses far suppler calfskins to craft graceful, thought-provoking coats like this one, which pairs the flowing lines of a trench with the heavy-duty hardware of a firefighter's jacket ($24,900). [Extracted from the article]

Here's the point: When one watches a very young Naomi speaking out during a House of Style model roundtable about racial discrimination in the industry; when one encounters again the cinematic intensity and complexity of the portfolios Linda was regularly creating with Meisel; when one considers the astuteness of Christy to become the face of Calvin Klein or the cleverness of Cindy to become both the star and chronicler of her world via the new medium of MTV, one is left breathless. Over two days in May, Cindy, Christy, Linda, and Naomi (no surnames required) can be found at a photo studio on the West Side of Manhattan doing that thing they do - supermodel-ing - with humor, and with ruthless precision. Linda and Augie eventually settled into a routine of school pickups and drop-offs where Linda was simply Augie's mommy. The night before the news broke in a People magazine story, she sent an email to her fashion friends, including Cindy, Christy, and Naomi. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a look into how artistic director and fashion designer Demna engineered the rise and near-fall of luxury fashion house Balenciaga. It highlights the accomplishments of Demna including his mud show in October 2022 and discusses the controversy surrounding Balenciaga's 2022 advertising campaigns and its impact on the brand. A background on the family, education and earlier career of Demna including the launch of his own Vetements clothing line is provided.

Tim and Alex from Love Is Blind Season 7 have had a tumultuous journey. Tim is a 33-year-old digital content strategist with a background in the US Navy, while Alex is a 33-year-old producer in the fashion industry. They formed a deep connection in the pods and got engaged, but their relationship hit a rough patch in Mexico. They had a big argument off-camera, but later seemed to have smoothed things over. Whether they got married on the show and are still together is uncertain. [Extracted from the article]

Olivia Cognet, a French ceramist, is gaining attention for her work in incorporating art into architecture. She is preparing for her first solo show at The Future Perfect in Los Angeles, where she will be installing a firepit, adding stone to walls, and placing furniture in rooms. Cognet began her career shift from the fashion industry to ceramics while living in LA seven years ago, and has since expanded her practice to include new materials such as wood, travertine, and lava stone. She continues to collaborate with architects, galleries, and interior designers to create bespoke pieces, and is excited to receive a new kiln for her studio. [Extracted from the article]

Features "I THINK, BY NOW, YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAGNETIC FUSION AND INERTIAL FUSION", Gabriela Hearst says to me as she toggles through images of industrial blueprints on her phone. "Fusion is the main source of energy in the universe", Hearst says, referring to the process of stellar nucleosynthesis, by which protons fuse at the core of all stars, emitting heat and light. " For this year's Gabriela Hearst spring runway show, she produced a broadsheet with images of a recent family visit: Hearst and one of her daughters riding in the back of a truck, a herd of cattle in the sunlight. The Gabriela Hearst debut collection, which Barneys stocked right next to Chloé, featured a calf-length leather skirt, a sheer navy dress with immaculate knife pleats, and delicate V-neck sweaters. [Extracted from the article]

Below: Delfina, with her grandmother Anna Fendi and her mother, Silvia Venturini Fendi, sits front row at the Valentino Haute Couture fall-winter 2022 show in Rome. Working from both her brand's office and the Fendi studio, the only daily routine Delfina sticks to is waking up with her three children and getting them ready for school. Last year Delfina introduced the Fendi O'Lock collection, rendering the FF logo into an oval shape with carabiner-like functionality, which allows pieces to be mixed and layered. One of Silvia's three children, Delfina is a Rome-based jewelry designer who helms an eponymous brand. [Extracted from the article]

Bella Hadid recently posted on Instagram to promote her new fragrance line, Orebella. In the photos, she is seen lounging in bed wearing a white lacy shorts and a matching lacy tee. The outfit is from the LA-based fashion brand Bella Venice. Although this look is different from her recent cowboy-themed outfits, it is still in line with her brand. Hadid is known for her dedication to promoting her fragrances, which were launched in April. [Extracted from the article]

Aerie Shine Cutout Halter One-Piece Swimsuit $64$48 Aerie Buy Now Aerie Ruffle Halter One-Piece Swimsuit $44 Aerie Buy Now Target No, we still haven't gotten over the stylish yet ridiculously well-priced swimwear section at Target. Christopher Esber Cutout Swimsuit $420 Net-a-Porter Buy Now Christopher Esber Ruched Bikini Briefs $180 Net-a-Porter Buy Now Cuup One of our favorite lingerie brands made swimwear a part of its core collection last year. Vix Paula Hermanny Eva Seersucker Triangle Bikini Top $122 Net-a-Porter Buy Now Vix Paula Hermanny Chain-Embellished Seersucker Triangle Bikini Top $126 Net-a-Porter Buy Now Christopher Esber Australian designer Christopher Esber brings his signature midriff flossing to his swimwear, so it's worth spending a little time here if you want something extra. [Extracted from the article]

At the helm of the historic house, Vaccarello has brought a sense of big, juicy romance to his menswear - and reconnected Saint Laurent to the art world, working with the likes of Doug Aitken and Sho Shibuya, whose Instagram-viral paintings Vaccarello curated for a gallery show on the beach during Art Week. Hayden, who ditched his architecture career in 2018, is an Art Week veteran having his first major solo show. Features Art and fashion have been in conversation as long as either has existed (can you imagine the Renaissance occurring without resplendent fits?), but as branches of global pop culture it seems the two have never been more powerful. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores different outfits popular in the year 2021.

The article evaluates several fashion and clothing products from Quannah Chasinghorse, which include the Hats from Ralph Lauren; the Dress from Victoria Beckham; and the Dress from Louis Vuitton.

The article evaluates several fashion clothing products, which include the Crocheted Jacket from Miu Miu; the Sweater from Raf Simons; and the Coat from North Face.

The article profiles Harris Reed, a British-American fashion designer. Topics discussed include the inclusion of works by Reed in the exhibition "Fashioning Masculinities" at the Victoria and Albert Museum, his establishment of his own clothing line, the widespread acclaim he receives from fashion gatekeepers, celebrities whom he made garments for, and the inspiration for his 2020 collection.

This museum-worthy graffiti-inspired coat, made with help from her friend Brian Donnelly, a.k.a. KAWS (coat, $2,000, and pants, $690). GQ World GQ World Drops DON'T CALL IT A COLLAB In his latest act of delicious high-fashion subversion, Gucci's Alessandro Michele "hacked" Balenciaga to generate the zeitgeist-iest It bag in recent memory. FRINGE COAT Bode designer Emily Bode has an impeccable sense for how to craft heirloom-level grails. [Extracted from the article]

Less than 48 hours after Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny hard-launched their relationship with a Gucci campaign, Kim Kardashian uploaded a series of selfies dressed in a scant crystalline bra from the brand's autumn 2023 collection. That Kardashian should switch out her months-long patronage of archive Chanel for current-cycle Gucci should come as little surprise. [Extracted from the article]

Features MOTY 2020 DESIGNER OF THE YEAR TELFAR CLEMENS, the 35-yearold Liberian American designer, has a simple tagline for his eponymous New York - based fashion brand: "Not for you - for everyone." That a bag at that cost became a status symbol is a testament to Clemens's masterful grasp of fashion seduction, an act most designers can pull off only with the help of thousand-dollar price tags. COMEBACK BRAND OF THE YEAR STÜSSY STÜSSY HAS HAD a banger 2020: The California skate brand dropped its second collection with Givenchy creative director Matthew Williams (using Loro Piana fabrics), a sellout collab of upcycled deadstock with the Our Legacy Work Shop, and one of the year's coolest suits, made with No Vacancy Inn. Even as he's done everything possible to keep his brand small and outside the greater fashion establishment, his clothes sell swiftly, in carefully selected stores all over the world. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the success of various fashion brands, and presents photographs of models carrying products of these fashion brands. Topics discussed include Sarah Burton's Alexander McQueen, which have origins in Great Britain; and also mentions about Demna Gvasalia's appointment as artistic director of Balenciaga in 2005.

Kim Kardashian made a bold fashion statement at Paris Fashion Week by wearing a tightly laced Mugler corset that created extreme proportions. What sets this look apart is that Kardashian appears to be wearing little to no makeup, which is unusual for her. The corset cinches her waist at a steep angle and is emphasized by padding at the hips. Despite going makeup-free, Kardashian still maintains her signature long and square manicure. This daring fashion choice showcases Kardashian's willingness to go to extreme lengths for fashion. [Extracted from the article]

Gisele Bündchen has partnered with Frame, a California fashion brand, for their spring 2024 collection. This collaboration follows a previous campaign in October 2023 where Bündchen posed topless to showcase Frame's winter 2023 collection. The new campaign features Bündchen in Miami and Los Angeles, wearing jeans and a white triangle bra, as well as a low-key sweatshirt and white boxer shorts. Frame's creative director, Erik Torstensson, described the campaign as a celebration of the brand's elevated simplicity and the effortless, elegant style of the Frame woman. [Extracted from the article]

ALMOST TWO YEARS ago, Charlton Kenneth Jeffrey Howard, a rapper from Australia, knew he had made it big when he received a surprise Instagram DM from an admirer. That call led to a series of collaborations, including "Unstable", which appeared on Bieber's 2021 album Justice, and the Kid Laroi's own "Stay", which became the biggest pop song in the world. FRANK'S FAVORITE SCARF Frank Ocean's fashion brand Homer launched in August with a playful pop line of jewelry and these equally fun luxurious silk scarves ($460). [Extracted from the article]

MIND GRENADES I LIKE A get-rich-quick scheme - what American doesn't? In 1994, just as economists were fretting, my first cousins Bert and John Jacobs launched a blockbuster T-shirt company called Life is Good. It's pretty clear I should have ignored the life-is-dismal economists and followed Bert and John into T-shirts in the '90s. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses about the views of model and actress Jeanne Damas on European lifestyle, and its trends. It mentions that in 2016, the model and influencer launched her own fashion brand, Rouje, which became a best-selling lip product, and notes that French fashion arrived on the global stage toward the middle of the 20th century.

The article reviews several clothing including a coat by Max Mara, a cap by Michael Kors Collection, and Pleated, wide-leg trousers by Max Mara.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including cape and tank top by Miu Miu, jeans by Agolde, worn by Adrienne Warren.

The article reviews the clothing collection by Wales Bonner including tuxedo jackets, pleated cargo pants, and guayabera shirting.

The article reviews several clothing including satin slip dresses from designer Alejandra Alonso Rojas, trousers from designer Natalie Ratabesi, and anorak shirt by Reese Cooper.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including a skirt from Prada, pants from Derek Lam, and loafers from Gucci.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including earrings from Lulu Frost, jacket from Gucci, and shoes from Manolo Blahnik.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including a dress from Alexander McQueen, sneakers from Prada, and floral printed Dries Van Noten coat by Dries Van Noten.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including carbon-neutral leather sneakers by Everlane, wool pants by CDLM, and a dress by Alanna Josephine.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including a skirt from Dior, vintage coat by Western Costume Company, and blazer from Loewe.

The article reviews several clothing and fashion accessories including sarong-like tartan-plaid skirt by Marni, a coat by Dior, and shirt by Charvet.

The article reviews several clothing including romanticized double trench coat by Simone Rocha, check harness dress by Versace, and duchessesatin jacket and pants by Chanel.

The article offers information on the J. Crew collection boutique on the corner of Madison Avenue. Topics discussed include corporate fashion, where decisions tend to be handed down like decrees, Mickey Drexler reveled in the scrum; mentions the company is appointing 36-year-old designer Chris Benz as a vice president of women's design; and also mentions J. Crew has always implied collegiate, polished, privileged.