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This document titled "Class chic" showcases a collection of fashionable items and accessories. It includes a variety of luxury products such as jewelry, clothing, furniture, and beauty products. The document also features a photograph of Nicola Coughlan in Bridgerton. The content is aimed at individuals interested in high-end fashion and style. [Extracted from the article]

Eight-year-old Max Alexander has been designing clothes since he was four and has made over 100 gowns. Recognized by Guinness World Records as the youngest person to design a runway fashion show, Max showcased his latest creations at New York Fashion Week. Max's passion for fashion led him to launch his own clothing label, Couture to the Max, using recycled materials in many of his designs. [Extracted from the article]

The article from McKinsey Insights highlights the strategic thinking and visionary leadership of individuals from various fields. It features Ratan Tata, who transformed the Tata Group into a global conglomerate through strategic acquisitions, and Mike Ullman, former CEO of JCPenney and Macy's, who focused on operational improvements to save the retail giants. Additionally, the article mentions Mary McFadden, a fashion designer, and Michaela DePrince, a Sierra Leonean orphan who became a renowned ballerina. The obituaries pay tribute to these impactful leaders and their contributions to their respective industries. [Extracted from the article]

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Prada SpA experienced significant growth in the third quarter, with an 18% increase in comparable retail sales, driven by the popularity of Miu Miu products among Gen Z consumers. Miu Miu sales more than doubled during the period, making up about a quarter of the group's sales. Despite challenges in the Asia Pacific market, Prada remains a strong competitor in the luxury fashion industry, with the potential for continued growth, particularly for Miu Miu. [Extracted from the article]

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Sarah Jessica Parker's vintage white ankle boots are highlighted as a stylish alternative to traditional black boots in a recent fashion article. The actor's bold fashion choices, both on and off-screen, have solidified her reputation as a fashion icon. The article emphasizes the importance of accessories, such as shoes, in enhancing one's overall look, with Parker's character, Carrie Bradshaw, known for her love of distinctive footwear. The vintage-style lace-up ankle boots paired with a pink satin dress create a unique and elegant ensemble, showcasing Parker's fashion-forward approach to style. [Extracted from the article]

Rooney Mara stunned in a vintage Givenchy dress from the 1990s at the Academy Museum Gala, effortlessly pulling off the sheer dress trend. The empire-cut gown featured embroidered floral details and transparent muslin fabric, revealing lace panties underneath. Even her husband, Joaquin Phoenix, helped adjust the dress for photos, showcasing Mara's unique and elegant style. The article highlights Mara's ability to make bold fashion choices and her ethereal beauty, emphasizing her individualistic approach to style. [Extracted from the article]

Rihanna made headlines when she was photographed in a casual outfit while in New York City, causing fashion editors to question her prioritization of comfort over luxury. However, she later appeared at the launch of her Savage X Fenty Lavish Lace collection in a camo-print corset, showcasing her endorsement of the Full Metal Jacket print. Camouflage has been experiencing a revival in fashion, with designers like Demna and Pharrell incorporating it into their collections. Rihanna's embrace of camo adds a fashionable twist to the trend. [Extracted from the article]

The article from "Interior Design" magazine highlights the Milan-based lighting design studio, servomuto, comparing its creations to haute couture fashion. The Otto collection, designed by CEO Alessandro Poli, features a table lamp with a conical mahogany base and a UFO-like shade in various colors. Handmade in Italy, the Otto Table lamp is customizable and has a lead time of five weeks. The studio's designs aim to blend form and function seamlessly, adding personality to any space without overpowering it. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the emerging fashion trend of 'balletcore', which draws inspiration from ballet and features feminine, comfortable garments that allow for freedom of movement. The trend has been popularized by international runways, red carpets, and social media, resonating with fashion enthusiasts worldwide. The article provides tips on how to incorporate balletcore into your spring wardrobe, including pastel colors, ballet flats, bodysuits, voluminous skirts and dresses, and hair accessories like headbands and bows. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the upcoming premiere of "The Golden Bachelorette" on ABC. The show has faced some challenges in recent months, including the divorce of the previous Golden Bachelor and controversy surrounding the selection of the first Asian-American lead. However, the new season starring fan favorite Joan Vassos is expected to be a refreshing departure and has the potential to be a success. The article also mentions other TV premieres, such as the Emmys and the new season of Dancing With the Stars, that may be of interest to viewers. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Horse & Hound, titled "BAD WEEK," covers a few different topics. It mentions a video circulating on the internet with the caption "Some weekends, you just need to dress homeless and ride horses," questioning whether this is a common occurrence. The article also reports on an incident in the US where police were called after a woman threw her ex-husband's clothes off their balcony, allegedly because he didn't like her riding horses. Lastly, it mentions a livery yard that is specifically designed for horse enthusiasts, highlighting the importance of catering to specific interests. [Extracted from the article]

Givenchy, a fashion brand owned by LVMH, has appointed Sarah Burton as its new creative director. Burton, who previously worked at Alexander McQueen, will oversee both menswear and womenswear and will present her first collection in March. This appointment is part of LVMH's efforts to revive Givenchy, which has not experienced the same success as other LVMH brands. Givenchy's former designer, Matthew Williams, only lasted four years in the role without any notable products released. Burton is known for her work at McQueen, particularly for designing Kate Middleton's wedding gown. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) discusses Shaynna Blaze's fashion choices on the television show The Block. The author mentions that Shaynna is often seen wearing expensive designer outfits, including a polka-dot suit from Carla Zampatti and custom creations from Cappella Couture. Shaynna credits Nine's style manager, Alex Wilson, for her glamorous looks, but also mentions that her co-star, Darren Palmer, helps capture her outfits on camera. The article concludes with a quote from Darren praising Shaynna's fashion sense. [Extracted from the article]

Lady Gaga and her fiancé, Michael Polansky, made their red carpet debut at the Venice International Film Festival. Gaga looked happy and wore a dramatic black Christian Dior Haute Couture gown with Tiffany diamonds and a Philip Treacy headpiece. The couple confirmed their engagement after months of speculation, and a source revealed that they are great together and both want to have a family. Gaga was in Venice to premiere the movie musical "Joker: Folie à Deux," in which she stars as Harley Quinn. [Extracted from the article]

Ella Emhoff, the second stepdaughter of the United States, made a fashion statement at a pre-Fashion Week show in New York City. She wore a black knit top and pants that were sheer enough to let light through, but not completely see-through. Emhoff accessorized with striped socks, black loafers, tinted eyeglasses, and a blue purse. She has previously showcased her style at the Democratic National Convention, opting for a Thom Browne suit and a custom white gown. Emhoff's fashion choices have gained attention and she is seen as a relatable influencer. [Extracted from the article]

Selena Gomez was recently photographed at the 51st Telluride Film Festival wearing a Breton-stripe top, wide-legged denim, and a camel trench coat. The author compares her outfit to Kate Middleton's signature casual style, suggesting that Gomez could almost pass for Middleton attending a mental health activation at a local primary school. The article highlights Middleton's preference for striped knits, jeans, and tweedy jackets, and mentions that Gomez's outfit resembles a combination of clothes styled by Lucinda Chambers for Middleton in a 2016 issue of British Vogue. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Vogue is a letter from the editor expressing gratitude to Baz Luhrmann and his wife Catherine Martin for their work on the September cover shoot. The shoot, titled "The Heist of the Heart," features Blake Lively and Hugh Jackman in scenes inspired by Old Hollywood. The article also includes a profile of Blake Lively and a profile of Nicolas Ghesquière, artistic director at Louis Vuitton. The editor expresses excitement for upcoming projects from all involved. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides information about the new brands that will be joining the Couture show's Design Atelier in 2024. These brands, including Campbell + Charlotte, Claudia Mae, Imperfect Grace, and more, each have their own unique aesthetic, materials, and signature pieces. The founders draw inspiration from various sources such as motherhood, European roots, video games, and vintage pieces. They are excited to connect with the Couture community and share their passion for jewelry. Additionally, the document highlights other brands and designers participating in the Couture Vegas event, providing details about their founders, price range, aesthetic, materials used, signature pieces, and inspiration. These brands include Shinkai, Loraida, Vice Versa Jewelry, and more. The designers express their excitement about joining the Couture community, meeting industry peers, and showcasing their collections. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR): Florence Pugh attends the Valentino haute couture fall-winter 2022-2023 fashion show on July 8. Florence Pugh killed it in yet another sheer red-carpet dress. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR): Florence Pugh attends the Valentino haute couture fall-winter 2022-2023 fashion show on July 8. Florence Pugh killed it in yet another sheer red-carpet dress. [Extracted from the article]

When South Africa's fashion wunderkind Thebe Magugu first opened the mystery crate from Rome containing Pierpaolo Piccioli's Valentino haute couture garment, he recognized it at once as the dress that Tracee Ellis Ross wore to grace the 2018 Emmy Awards. HIGH AND MIGHTY Model Marie Kone is regal in a Valentino Haute Couture dress repurposed as a parka and blouse by Thebe Magugu. DOUBLE TIME Model Cecile Canepa wears a Thebe Magugu designer coat and pants repurposed by Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino. [Extracted from the article]

The article, titled "Inspired Minds," discusses the importance of inspiration and creativity in the fashion industry. The author reflects on the recent fashion shows and praises the risk-taking collections by brilliant designers. The article also highlights the work of curator Andrew Bolton and his team at The Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute, who are preparing an exhibition called "Sleeping Beauties." The exhibition aims to showcase fragile dresses from the museum's collection using technology and sensory experiences. The article also mentions the immersive nature of current trends in various forms of entertainment, including fashion. The author specifically mentions John Galliano's couture show for Maison Margiela as an example. The article concludes by emphasizing the influence and fearlessness of designers like John Galliano and Jonathan Anderson, who continue to push boundaries and inspire others in the industry. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "Clubline" in Machine Knitting Monthly provides information on various topics related to knitting clubs and activities. It encourages readers to share their club activities and knitting projects with the magazine. The article also includes a weaving cast on technique and information on volunteering opportunities at the Fashion & Textile Museum. Additionally, it mentions a fashion exhibition celebrating Naomi Campbell's career. The article provides contact information for club leaders and invites readers to treat themselves to a day out now that shops and venues have reopened. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a comprehensive overview of recent equestrian events held in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It includes detailed information on winners and runners-up in various categories such as arena eventing, dressage, and showjumping. The article also highlights the teams that performed well in these events. Additionally, the text features scores and rankings of participants in dressage and showjumping competitions. Accompanied by photographs. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "Pastels, Peplums & Poufs!" discusses the fashion choices of celebrities at the Oscars in 2024. The text highlights the use of dreamy colors and dramatic details to create a fairy-tale vibe on the red carpet. It features descriptions and photos of various celebrities, such as America Ferrera, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Hailee Steinfeld, Lupita Nyong'o, Ariana Grande, and Emma Stone, showcasing their custom designer gowns and jewelry. The article emphasizes the glamour and craftsmanship of the outfits, providing insights from stylists and makeup artists. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine highlights the fashion choices of various celebrities at the Oscars 2024. The celebrities mentioned include Zendaya, Carey Mulligan, Charlize Theron, Jennifer Lawrence, Michelle Yeoh, Margot Robbie, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Greta Lee. Each celebrity's outfit and accessories are described, along with quotes from some of them about their fashion choices. The article aims to showcase the unique and elegant styles of these celebrities at the event. [Extracted from the article]

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo made a statement at the 2024 Oscars by dressing as their characters from the upcoming Wicked movie. Grande wore a pink ruffled dress by Giambattista Valli Haute Couture, complete with a voluminous train and puffed sleeves. Erivo opted for a leather dress by Louis Vuitton, showcasing her curves with a low-cut sweetheart neckline and accessorizing with diamond cocktail rings and statement earrings. The Wicked movie doesn't premiere until November, but the actresses have already started promoting it. [Extracted from the article]

One Elle of a date… Elle Macpherson brought her all-grown-up son Flynn, 24, to the Christian Dior Haute Couture show at Paris Fashion Week. Mary's secret garden Princess Mary invited Bo Oksnebjerg, secretary general of the World Wide Fund for Nature, to visit the private garden at Fredensborg Castle and check out the wildlife - the family's border collie Grace. Tennis isn't known for being a laugh a minute, but something clearly tickled Hugh Grant and his wife Anna Eberstein, who couldn't stop laughing at Wimbledon!. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with fashion model Iris Law is presented. Topics discussed include her workplace and the people she works with, her morning routine, the things that given her energy and stamina, the number of her work hours a day, and her motivation. When asked about her activities during her days off, she refers to baking, reading and walking.

An interview with Iris van Herpen, the Haute couture designer, is presented. When asked about Iris's collaborations with Björk for Biophilia, she refers to human instincts of interconnection to all forms of life and her multimedia vision. It also discusses about her new process of design and multi-dimensional design.

JAYME LAWSON THE FIRST LADY Showtime HANNAH EINBINDER HACKS HBO Max ANGUS CLOUD EUPHORIA HBO MINHA KIM PACHINKO APPLE TV+ DENÉE BENTON THE GILDED AGE HBO JOE ALWYN CONVERSATIONS WITH FRIENDS Hulu Lawson's dress by Bottega Veneta; jewelry by Cartier High Jewelry. Features Styled by NICOLE CHAPOTEAU JARED LETO & ANNE HATHAWAY WECRASHED Apple TV+ Leto's clothing and boots by Gucci. MACKENZIE DAVIS & HIMESH PATEL STATION ELEVEN HBO Max Davis's gown by Oscar de la Renta; necklace by Bulgari High Jewelry. [Extracted from the article]