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BFC Chief Executive, Caroline Rush, shares her thoughts on LFW40: “As we continue our celebrations of LFW40, we are thrilled to share a new concept for LFW June which will amplify our designers and promote the diverse menswear businesses, from streetwear to Savile Row, as well as retail in the city. We will celebrate and pay homage to some of the cultures which contribute so much to the UK fashion industry, the aim is to build on this with different cultures each year.“

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She goes on to say “The new format is a direct result of the conversations we are continuously having with the BFC community (designers, media, UK, and international retailers). We want to ensure we are recognising the business needs of our designers and providing them with a global showcasing platform which is both relevant and beneficial. This iteration of LFW is a really exciting opportunity to future proof and innovate the UK’s fashion showcasing capabilities and highlight the city’s point of difference during Men’s fashion month.” 

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On the first day, 7^th June, the BFC will take over the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) with a triple-threat of guest curators aimed to create a cultural programme of events that will celebrate three of the cultures that have made a rich and significant contribution to the British fashion industry. LFW40 will be centred around and informed by three cultures this year: Black culture concentrating on self-love; South Asian culture focusing on pattern, textile, and craftsmanship; and queer culture spotlighting young creative voices from the trans community. British brands and designers will aim to tell the stories of the communities within these cultures, with LFW40 providing a platform for the members of those communities to tell personal stories and give perspectives on what their culture means to them.

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The programme of curated cultural events will consist of a myriad of activities including three events by special guest curators:

• Afternoon “T” – “You make this place beautiful” hosted by poet, model, consultant, and visibility activist Kai-Isaiah Jamal
• Conversations: A dinner celebrating South Asian impact on British fashion hosted by writer and creative, Simran Randhawa
• Sound & Harmony: Spotlighting Black artists hosted by award winning radio and television broadcaster, Clara Amfo. 
• All photographed and exhibited by photographers Dani D’Ingeo, Stephen Akinyemi, and Tami Aftab 

As well as a celebration of culture, the weekend also marks the 40^th anniversary of LFW June. The BFC will celebrate the breadth of British menswear with a ’40 for 40’ programme in honour of LFW40. This programme will include a bill of 40 activations hosted by British brands and designers across London. From Savile Row to sportswear, the event will consist of catwalk shows, presentations, and events that will provide designers and their brands with a powerful activation space allowing them to showcase their talents in menswear creation. 

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The ’40 for 40’ programme will include:

• Designers scheduled include LOVERBOY, denzilpatrick, Charles Jeffrey, HARRI, and QASIMI.
• The announcement of the winner of the BFC/GQ Designer Fashion Fund 
• Intro to Savile Row with clothsurgeon, Gieves & Hawkes, Richard James, The Deck and more
• Run Clubs with LABRUM Run Club Powered by Adidas and 247 by Represent
• Designer showcase at the Groucho Club with CARLOTA BARRERA, denzilpatrick, DERRICK, HARRI, KYLE HO, LUEDER, Paolo Carzana, and ROKER

On Saturday 8^th June, the BFC will open up to give us ‘Consumer Day.’ This will open LFW to a consumer audience, inviting guests to observe the cultural programmes at the ICA. In addition, 1664 Blanc will host an activation titled ‘Explorations in Blue’ which entails four exclusive panels discussing key issues that face the industry with experts including Charles Jeffrey, Munroe Bergdorf, and Rejina Pyo. Tickets can be found here.

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In the ad campaign, ASAP admitted that Mercedes has always had a cultural influence on his personal style and identity due to its familiarity in the hip-hop world, a comment that comes as no surprise when considering the brand’s affiliation with the rap scene (the car has been referenced in the works of hip hop legends from Jay- Z to N.W.A). Speaking to GQ about the collection, ASAP admitted Mercedes had a cultural impact on him from being young. The star joked how he used to buy bootleg Mercedes logos in downtown New York; demonstrating the admiration and respect Mercedes has gained from the rap star over the years.

The collection is made for street style lovers, regardless of gender identity. High-quality joggers, hoodies, and caps adorn the circular Mercedes logo while remaining stylishly minimal in white and black hues. So, it’s no surprise the announcement of the drop had excited fans deeming it ‘the best collab of the year’ on social media. Even Mercedes joined in on the comment section hype, deeming the collaboration a ‘uniting of icons’.

And, if you thought you loved online shopping before, the virtual purchasing experience of the collection is like nothing else. After heading to the AWGE site to purchase your own Mercedes merch, you’ll be met by a vintage video game simulation that allows you to shop the garments while collecting Mercedes tokens in a race car (and if we weren’t so excited to check out, we’d be amused by it all day).

One of the most exciting pieces in the collection is the reversible orange and black bomber that ASAP sports in the ad, its bold style and blazing Mercedes logo speaks to the collaboration’s identity of ‘dreaming bigger’ and ‘shaping the now’.

The collaboration is truly unique in its united ethos of speaking to a generation that favours casual and stylish attire. The collection is a cultural reset, available to buy now!

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AWGE x Mercedes Benz Snapback Hat

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AWGE x Mercedes Benz White Sweatpants

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AWGE x Mercedes Benz Black Long Sleeve T-Shirt

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AWGE x Mercedes Benz White Hoodie

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The character of Kat has gone through a liberating journey of growth and self-discovery throughout her time on the show so far. Initially starting off as a rather timid, self-conscious bookworm occupied with other people’s thoughts of her, Kat is involved in an online sex scandal and rather than letting the experience be used and weaponized against her, she instead embraces the incident and uses it as an opportunity to gain a newfound level of confidence and attitude, sticking it to those who attempted to bring her down. The true definition of a boss move.

Kat has also defied the common trope within television and film of ‘the fat friend’ where plus sized characters are typically used as a prop to support the lead character(s) rather than being a three-dimensional character in their own right. In a 2019 interview with Dazed, Barbie herself noted this, saying “She’s not just an accessory to the other girls and she actually advocates for what she wants.” 

Euphoria and Barbie are not afraid of showing Kat make mistakes throughout her story, with Barbie acknowledging in the same interview that Kat can go from being loved in one episode to hated in the next. It’s this multilayered and vulnerable portrayal that has played an essential role in Kat and the cast of Euphoria feeling like real, living people, giving audiences an ability to relate and resonate with both the highs and lows of their lives.

Away from her role as Kat, Barbie has also been open about her own mental health issues and spoken up on the constant pressures that young people are faced with in todays fast moving world. In an interview with InStyle, Barbie was vocal about the current trend of toxic positivity and how young people are often pressured into feeling happy all the time, even when it is healthier to be more open and vulnerable with emotions, particularly in harder, more difficult scenarios.

Barbie has also kept busy with other roles away from Euphoria. She was recently announced as the new brand ambassador for YSL Beauty and has previously modeled for top brands including Adidas, ASOS and H&M. In addition to this she has also step foot behind the camera, directing the music video for the song ‘So Cool’ by Dounia. She was also featured in Time Magazine’s Most Influential Teens list in 2016.

When seeing all of Barbie’s accomplishments and her refreshingly honest way of speaking, it is no surprise that Barbie has become a relatable and, most importantly, genuine role model for many young people growing up and traversing life right now.

Of course, being a fashion site, we couldn’t go without showcasing some of the best looks that Barbie has sported over the years. So, here are six of our favourites, including products to help you get the look!

Look 1

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Kim Shui Red Rose Silk Tube Gown

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Zara High Heel Court Shoes

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Look 2

£ 30

By Beauty Bay Jade Thirlwall x Beauty Bay 42 Colour Palette

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RETROFETE Michal Top

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Look 3

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Ottolinger Strappy Print Dress

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Alevì Lace-Up Ankle Boots

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Jaded Ldn Marble Print Halter Neck Cut Out Maxi Beach Dress

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Look 4

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River Island Lime Structured Blazer

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Skims Fits Everybody Thong Bodysuit Onyx

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Look 5

£ 19

Charlotte Tilbury Red Vixen Lip Lustre

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New Arrivals Janis In Woodstock ’69 Dress

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UO Faux Leather Corset Belt

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Look 6

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WOLFORD Fatal Jersey Dress

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Steve Madden Vala BLACK

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Words By Andrew Coyle

_{Photo Credit: Barbie Ferreira}

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Fox was born in Milan in 1990, where she lived for six years before moving to New York. Growing up in two fashion capitals, it’s no surprise Julia has made recent headlines for her outlandish style.

The 31- year old actress first made the spotlight in 2019 for her debut role in comedy/ drama Uncut Gems, where she played the love interest and mistress of the main character Howard Ratner (played by Adam Sandler). The star made a name for herself straight away, receiving breakthrough actor nominations for her impressive portrayal of the bitter-sweet reality of dating a wealthy gangster.

Not only is the star a talented actress, but she is also steadily becoming a fashion icon. Recently, Fox was in the limelight for her dauntless, femme-fatale ensemble of ultra low-rise leather pants, leather cropped tee, and leather gloves. She rocked the fierce look whilst attending dinner at LA hotspot ‘Delilah’ with her beau West and singer Madonna. The dinner soon took a turn, becoming more about raunchy photos than food, with Fox saying;

 “I wasn’t obsessed with the Caesar salad. How could you be obsessed with a Caesar salad when you’re sitting next to fucking Madonna?“

Last week, at the Kenzo fashion show Julia confirmed that cone bras are in this season. She wore a double denim cone bra with a daring ultra-black shadow that matched the star’s dominatrix inspired style. This was also the red carpet debut for her and Kanye as a couple, with their ship name ‘Juliye’ being adopted.

The couple then went on to attend the Schiaparelli SS22 Haute Couture fashion show, wearing all-black leather outfits that perfectly intertwined with each others. Julia’s makeup was just as eye-catching as her outfit, with a graphic, smudged intense black cat eye designed by none other than Pat McGrath.

It’s not surprising the actress knows how to make a bold fashion statement after Kanye was rumoured to have recently gifted his new girlfriend an entire wardrobe of Diesel attire. But the credit for the fearless fashion style of Fox can’t all go to Ye.

After working in the fashion industry before her rise to fame, it’s safe to say Julia knows a thing or two about how to dress. Before her acting days, Julia owned a women’s knitwear line ‘Franziska Fox’, with friend Briana Andalore in 2014. She created a collection that she described as ‘unafraid’ – a characteristic her fashion sense still portrays. She also dabbles in modelling, having featured as a model in campaigns for Diesel, Coach New York and Valentino, demonstrating Fox’s clear passion for fashion from her early years.

With a wicked style, famous boyfriend, and rumours the star may play Madonna in her upcoming biopic, we will likely be seeing a lot more of Fox in months to come.

Words By Olivia Booth

_{Photo Credit: Schiaparelli Instagram}

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Whilst all these aspects are slightly different, they come together to create a cohesive polished look that forms a healthy and put-together appearance, with emphasis on healthy. With trends centred around wellness and health, it is only natural that skincare and minimalist approaches to beauty will continue to rise throughout 2022, and we are here to give you a heads up on what we are in store for. 

Gender Norms Redefined 

With male-identifying celebrities such as Harry Styles and Machine Gun Kelly releasing nail polish in 2021, it is safe to say the definition of masculinity is evolving and becoming a less stagnant and toxic space. This is exciting and means men can hopefully start feeling less anxious about investing in a beauty or self-care regime. 

In 2022, we hope to see beauty and skincare continue to challenge the stigmas around gender. Having products split into gender categories simply isn’t good enough, and it’s great to see more brands having a gender-neutral approach to their recent releases. 

Beauty Goes High-Tech

In 2022, technology is an integral part of our everyday lives, and the beauty industry is no different. In 2021 we saw a rise in virtual makeup try-ons, with the likes of Clinique, Mac, Maybelline and many more allowing us to try out different makeup shades without even having to go to a store. 

Try-ons weren’t the only way for us to see which products work best for us from the comfort of our own homes, as brands such as The INKEY List have pushed to make their website experiences more personal and beginner-friendly through services that help you build the perfect skincare regime by getting to know you. 

We expect this year to bring us further innovative approaches to finding the perfect product for us, all whilst making online shopping a little more fun during these pandemic ridden times. We also expect makeup brands to continue to broaden their creative connections, particularly through the gaming industry. 2021 saw Nars partner with Zepeto, creating a virtual space for gamers and makeup lovers to unite. 

Striving For Diversity 

It may seem we have come a long way in terms of diversity in the beauty industry, and in some ways, we have. But, there is a long way to go. 

In the past few years, there has been a significant rise in the representation of different ethnicities in the beauty industry and more black business owners launching their beauty brands. Whilst this is great news, the skincare community is somewhat left behind, with advertising and education in this field being whitewashed. 

In the past year, many Asian beauty and skincare techniques have been taken on by mainstream audiences (the Gua Sha, sheet masks, fermented skincare, to name a few). This leaves us to wonder, why is it that these techniques only gain traction when white people show the benefits? Often, influencers who jump on these trends don’t give credit to the products’ origins, which in turn equates to their audience not being able to appreciate the culture that brought them such incredible skincare.

The answer to this is simple; educate yourself when it comes to the products you use, and educate others who do not give appreciation to the original cultures! Also, try to buy authentically when it comes to Asian beauty. 

Another issue we hope to see decreasing in 2022 is dermatologists and skincare therapists not being taught how to treat darker skin complexions. This happens as a result of teachings always being presented on white skin, which isn’t practical when going into the real world and being faced with clients of different ethnicities. To combat this, platforms holding medical teachings (such as Mind The Gap created by Black Medical Student Malone Mukwende) have been made to ensure professionals hold the necessary knowledge to give black people the skincare services they deserve. 

We hope 2022 sees more appreciation around different cultures in the beauty industry, whilst also creating awareness around skin tones and representation.

Wellness To Stay A Priority

To some, it may not be obvious that wellness is taking over in the Beauty industry. But, it has always been said that beauty starts from within, and when you think about how products such as sun cream, vitamins and the Gua Sha have come into their own during the last year, the importance of wellness in today’s society becomes apparent. Perhaps it is down to the pandemic, all those months staying at home made us realise how important self-care is, and that we were not giving enough attention to our health and wellness beforehand.  

We can also thank apps like Tiktok for this spike in wellness trends. After all, giving us 60-second snippets of advice from fitness gurus, health professionals and wellness enthusiasts has left us motivated and with a long wish list of products we need to help us on our wellness journey. 

Speaking of products, here are some of our favourites to get you started (if you haven’t already!) on your wellness journey;

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Natural Gua Sha Amethyst Gua Sha

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Feel Multivitamin

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La Roche-Posay Anthelios Ultralight Invisible Fluid SPF50+ Sun Cream 50ml

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Aromatherapy Associates The Atomiser Essential Oil Diffuser

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Skincare To Dominate

Since 2020 skincare has hurdled its way to becoming the frontrunner of the beauty industry, as #skinimalism became one of the most loved and viral trends last year. If you’re new to this term, think of the well known saying “less is more”, and roll with it. 

This mantra is applied to both skincare and makeup, firmly suggesting we should keep our beauty routines as simple as possible. When it comes to skincare, this means not overloading our skin with a bunch of products, as this could lead to irritation and long term damage. Instead, we should seek dependable and gentle products to include in a daily step-by-step regime. 

It is predicted that the latest product craze in 2021 will be fermented skincare, and we are here for it! An example of an amazing fermented skin care product is ‘The Essence’ by Tatcha, which contains ingredients such as amino acids and lactic acids which help to promote the increase of cellular turnover whilst supporting the skin’s barrier. This results in a bright and healthy complexion, all whilst increasing skin hydration. As if this wasn’t enough, ‘The Essence’ can help your skin absorb any other products you use, helping you get your money’s worth! 

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Tatcha The Essence Skincare Boosting Treatment

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Fresh Kombucha Facial Treatment Essence

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Florena Fermented Skincare Regenerating Facial Oil

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Makeup To Mirror Skincare

With us all becoming so passionate about skincare, it is no surprise that the makeup industry is now striving to meet our newfound needs. In the past few months, we have seen the popularity of Lip Oils soar, with Tiktok creators showing us their favourite lip oils on the market. 

The benefit of using Lip Oil is that you are nourishing your lips as a part of your makeup routine. We are miles ahead of where we were in 2016, in the dark days of drying matte lipsticks. Lip Oils are usually formulated with hydrating and soothing oils such as Jojoba and rosehip, providing your lips with gentle moisture throughout the day. 

Lip oils are only the beginning of skincare enhancing makeup this year, with brands now making this a priority. Dior is one of the brands making this change, with the reformulation of the ‘Forever Foundation’, which is marketed as a 86% skincare base. This comes as Dior has rolled out their Clean Policy, in which the brand has abolished several ingredients in new formulations, to ensure that Dior is becoming more sustainable and natural.

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Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil

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Dior Forever Skin Glow Foundation SPF 15

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Clarins Lip Comfort Oil 06 Mint

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Sustainability Becomes Routine

Being sustainable with fashion has become a routine to many, with apps like Vinted and Depop working wonders with preventing unwanted items from becoming waste. However, when it comes to the Beauty industry, sustainability hasn’t always been so simple. 

This year, we can expect to see more brands stepping out to make a change for the better. Whether that be following in the footsteps of Dior with refillable products, or using recycled packaging the way The Body Shop has. This means that many of the big beauty brands are becoming more Eco-Friendly, which is super helpful if you are someone who shops online.

If you like to physically go out shopping, there will also be more chances for your experience to be sustainable. This is due to shops like Boots launching initiatives such as ‘Recycle At Boots’, promoting customers to recycle their empty product packaging, all in return for Advantage points! 

Being sustainable can seem daunting, but, we are getting closer to this process becoming simple and stress-free. And, with so many sustainable products popping up, it’s easier than ever to find Eco-Friendly alternatives to your beloved beauty products that haven’t yet made the sustainable change.

£ 7

Face Halo Make Up Remover Pad

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Haeckels Waterless Body Cleanser (1 Year Supply)

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Floral Street Neon Rose Eau de Parfum

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Viva La Viral Video

Now, whilst we can offer some insight into what the next 12 months have in store, one thing we can’t predict is what will go viral. 2021 saw Tiktok nudge various trends into the mainstream, such as; Y2K Fashion, glowy makeup and curtain bangs! 

Whilst trends aren’t everything and we suggest not to change your whole style every time a new trend comes, our best advice is to keep your eye on apps like Instagram and Tiktok if you want to be in the loop with what is hot throughout 2022. Happy scrolling!

Words By Nadia Clasper

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Rise to success 

After graduating from university in 2009, Abloh started making serious moves on his fashion journey when he interned at Fendi in Rome with Kanye West. Later that year, in a now well-circulated photo, Kanye and Virgil appeared at Paris Fashion Week. They caught the attention of many, creating excitement on what was next to come.

By 2010, Abloh was appointed creative director of ‘Donda’ (Kanye’s creative agency). Keeping relationships tight, Abloh also went on to art direct for Jay-Z and Kanye’s album ‘Watch The Throne’ in 2011, which earned him a Grammy nomination. 

Pyrex Vision 

Abloh’s first brand titled ‘Pyrex Vision’ was launched in 2012 as an artistic experiment centred around the importance of youth culture. The endeavour saw Virgil purchase deadstock Ralph Lauren flannel shirts for around $40, and screen print designs consisting of ‘Pyrex’ and the number ‘23’ to pay homage to his childhood hero Michael Jordan. The newly-designed shirts were sold from prices of $550 upwards. 

Off-White

After shutting Pyrex Vision, Abloh founded Off-White. The brand was based in Milan, Italy and saw Abloh combine luxury with streetwear to devise a company that acts as “the grey area between black and white as the colour Off-White” in Abloh’s own words. By 2014, the company’s womenswear line was launched, with collections showcased on the runways of Paris Fashion Week. The brand’s popularity continued to grow, equating to Off-White surpassing Gucci as the hottest brand in the world in 2018. 

Louis Vuitton 

On March 25th 2018, Virgil was appointed artistic director of Louis Vuitton’s menswear line. This made him the first person of African descent to lead the brand’s menswear line, and he was one of the first black designers in the integral french fashion designer brands.  

Speaking on his position at Louis Vuitton, Abloh said;

“It is an honour for me to accept this position. I find the heritage and creative integrity of the house are key inspirations and will look to reference them both while drawing parallels to modern times.”

Abloh’s first Louis Vuitton show saw him merge his love for music with high fashion, as artists such as Kid Cudi and Playboi Carti walked the runway for the Spring 2019 menswear collection. 

Abloh’s position at Louis Vuitton marked a new chapter for fashion, as his artistic vision took the brand in a new exciting direction, subsequently inspiring other brands to be more diverse and take the same route. 

This year, Abloh presented LVHM’s Fall/Winter 2021 Menswear Collection entitled ‘Tourist vs Purist’ that took the internet by storm. A true reflection of his visions, Abloh’s collection mirrored craftsmanship synchronised with functionality, centred around performance and spoken word evoking Black consciousness.

Ikea Collaboration

Virgil put his architecture skills to use when he collaborated with IKEA in 2019 to create the ‘MARKERAD’ limited collection. The collaboration resulted in everyday items being rejuvenated into striking new styles, adding art to anonymous objects. 

Met Gala 2021

The Designer even caught everyone’s attention at the Met Gala 2021 with his otherworldly head accessory along with an asymmetric warp around his Off-White flared trouser. His suit with ‘Modernism’ written on it stole the moment encapsulating his beliefs.

Virgil Abloh believed in accelerating change by disputing the fashion industry through unconventional approaches. His long enduring battle with cancer echoed in privacy but the dedication to his craft went unwavered. He sent waves across the industry as he spread his creativity and passion across both the labels, collaborations, and runways.

Tributes 

It feels only right to end this article with some touching tributes to Virgil, honouring his everlasting legacy. 

Rest in Power and Peace, Virgil!

Words By Nadia Clasper

_{Photo Credit: Kendall Jenner Instagram}

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Service95 will run as a weekly newsletter covering a range of topics and categories that Dua is passionate about, varying from beauty, fashion and arts to political issues and activism. Her passion and interest in world issues sparked during Dua’s time travelling, and she hopes to share her discoveries and knowledge with subscribers. 

Although the self-curated hub will come straight from Dua’s heart, her voice will not be the only one we hear, as she will be including voices from a range of global activists and experts that she loves. This feature will mainly thrive on the hub’s podcast, ‘At Your Service’, in which Dua will interview high profile guests and upcoming activists in a hope to inspire listeners. 

Speaking on what Service95 will have to offer, Dua said;

“I am a big reader and I think of myself as fairly plugged-in. My hope is that Service95 will really broaden the types and scopes of stories that you’ll be able to read, covering topics in ways that you probably wouldn’t read elsewhere.”

She went on to express that she has a love for discovering new places, books, films and restaurants. But, the real joy is in sharing her discoveries with friends and family, saying;

“I just find a really huge joy in telling people things that I’ve found, and I want to share that.”

Service95 is set to launch in January 2022, and we can’t wait to tune in to discover some of Dua’s favourite spots in the world, whilst learning about different cultures and world issues.

Words By Nadia Clasper

_{Photo Credit: Dua Lipa Instagram}

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It may seem random to make a series about this pairing, but Pamela Anderson was one of the biggest stars of the 90s, having an iconic role in Baywatch and being a Playboy model. Tommy Lee is a musician, widely known for being a drummer in the Rock band Mötley Crüe. Together, they are renowned as being one of the most well known 90s couples, having infamously tied the knot after knowing each other for only 96 hours. 

Pam & Tommy will be delivered as an eight-part series, starring Sebastian Stan and Lily James as the couple. The show will tell be set in 1995, following the scandalous story of the pair’s infamous sex tape that was stolen and released to the public. 

The tape was originally stolen by Rand Gauthier, who had installed a security system in Tommy’s house before the robbery. Playing the role of Rand is Seth Rogan, with Nick Offerman starring as his accomplice to the distribution of the tape. 

One of the most exciting parts of this season is seeing the cast completely transform into their characters, almost making them unrecognisable. From fake tattoos, prosthetics, piercings, hair pieces and 90s fashion, this cast have immersed themselves in making sure their appearance is as close to the real thing as possible. We can’t wait to see the series in full!

Hulu have announced that the release date for Pam & Tommy is February 2nd 2022, available to stream exclusively on Hulu via Disney+. 

Words By Nadia Clasper

_{Photo Credit: Sebastian Stan Instagram}

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The time has come to hit the cultural reset button and be transported back to the early 2000s, where flower corsages and oversized children’s clothes reigned supreme. The show originally ran from 1998 to 2002, with the show’s dramatic finale leaving us with the iconic Carrie voiceover “The most exciting, challenging and significant relationship of all is the one you have with yourself.” The show hit on subjects that almost every young adult faces in their daily lives, from the logistics of casual sex and one-night stands to dealing with relationship issues and professional career problems, the show brought a new lighthearted aesthetic to city life while still tackling subjects from a different perspective.

Throughout the series and the subsequent films, there have been an array of groundbreaking fashion looks, from the idolized purple Fendi “baguette” handbag to block colour tailored suits. It all came down to the vision Costume designer Patricia Field had for the cast of SACT, wanting to mix and play with luxury vs. fast fashion, Patricia wanted to reflect the varied array of fashions and styles that walk down the streets of New York every day. As Field describes the impact Sex and The City had on street fashion, “like sitting at the bottom of an atom bomb.” Sex And The City’s large cult-like following and huge cultural impact on consumerism and the fashion industry as a whole, looks are still immortalized with Instagrams such as Carrie Dragshaw (created by brand and innovation consultant Dan Clay) celebrate and appreciate the ridiculousness of 2000s fashion.

And while some of Carrie’s less than appealing attempts at fashion are still burnt into our brains like some infamous y2k fashion draught, we still have And Just Like That’s costumer designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago stepping in to not only appreciate the looks that made the show iconic in the first place, but to also bring new life and modernize the series. “But who needs a Sex and The City reboot?” You may be asking yourself. Well, given the buzz and hype around the cast and crew being spotted around New York filming, it seems that not only does the New York fashion scene need a revival, but the fashion world also needs another cultural reset. Will this be another fashion atom bomb in the making or will we see more of the same?

Words By Rebecca Chapman

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