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A More Inclusive Fashion And Advertising Landscape
Shaholly Ayers, model and inclusion advocate, has been featured in the self-made billionaire’s, Rhianna’s Vol. 3 Fenty X Savage fashion show on Amazon Prime. Ayers is a congenital amputee and made history when she was the first-ever model to walk the New York Fashion Week runway without a prosthetic. Ayers once dreamed of being on the cover of magazines, in advertisements, and commercials, and now that is a reality. Advertising and Fashion are among the mediums that have historically lacked diversity, both in front and behind the camera. According to a study by Maryville University, when people
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Megan Fox Teams With Boohoo for Fashion Collection
Megan Fox is bringing her much-watched style to Boohoo. The actress is teaming with the online retailer for her first fashion collaboration, a collection of 40 pieces that mimic her bold, statement-making style. Fox also teamed with her fashion stylist, Maeve Reilly, on the collection. More from WWD “I am so excited to announce my first fashion collaboration with Boohoo,” Fox said in a statement. “I feel like I’ve really come into my own over the past few years, especially when it comes to my personal style and this collection reflects exactly that. I’ve always wanted to
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30 Best Spring 2022 Hair Trends and Products from Fashion Week
Instagram: @justinemarjan | @lucas.a.wilson Maybe the only thing that excites me more than a spring makeup or nail trend (and best believe I love a good pastel moment) is a spring hairstyle. By the end of winter, I’m beyond ready to shed my layers, beanies, and jacket hoods and try something different with my hair that doesn’t involve untangling it from my scarf, ya feel me? And this year, I’m *especially* excited, because the spring 2022 hair trends are so good. On the Fashion Week runways this season, we saw some old ’90s faves, lots of accessorizing, a bunch of
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Paris Fashion Week Spring-Sumer 2022 Highlights: Designers presented a new sexy summer dresscode
“Back to business” might have been the way to describe the latest edition of Paris Fashion Week if the clothing on display hadn’t been so wonderfully inappropriate for most traditional workplaces. Locking in a trend that began to take hold in the preceding fashion weeks in New York, London and Milan, sexy, barely-there designs made an appearance at numerous runway shows and presentations. Hemlines were high and midriffs were exposed as designers laid bare parts of the body that many of us have kept wrapped up in loungewear during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The nineties and early noughts also continued
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The must-know beauty trends of Fashion Week Spring 2022
(Credit, left: John Phillips/Getty Images; source, middle: Peter Do; right: Loewe) The beauty looks at Fashion Week Spring 2022 ranged from minimal to surreal, offering both everyday inspiration and “How did they do it?” moments of creative expression. (We’re talking, of course, about the silicone deer ears at Burberry.) Some other changes were notable. There were few if any masks shown on the runways this season, and more beauty creatives returned backstage. After several seasons that mostly stuck to no-makeup makeup and low-maintenance hairstyles, there was a renewed emphasis on bold colours for both hair and makeup, and looks that
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The next fashion trend is clothes that don’t exist
The online metaverse is coming and if we’re going to be spending more time in virtual worlds, there’s one crucial question: What are you going to wear? “When I first started talking about this, my friends were like, ‘What are you talking about?'” said 27-year-old Daniella Loftus. “But my 14-year-old cousins understood it immediately.” For many, the idea of buying clothes that don’t exist is a conceptual leap too far. But emerging digital fashion stores are tapping into a growing market — not actual clothes but digitally generated outfits that stores simply photoshop onto a customer’s photos or videos to
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Harlem’s Fashion Row’s Emerging Black Designers at NYFW 2021
Harlem’s Fashion Row brought its 14th annual fashion show to New York Fashion Week and is ready to reveal collections from emerging Black designers. This season focuses on Charles Harbison of Harbison Studio (along with his new collaboration for Banana Republic), Shawn Pean of June79, imaginative and experiential streetwear brand Tier, and Johnathan Hayden, who designs luxury, adaptive clothing for underrepresented women; each designer received an Icon360 grant from HFR and Crown Royal Regal Apple. On the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 7, the organization held the HRF Style Awards, recognizing Zerina Akers as stylist of the year
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Emily Ratajkowski stuns in teeny tiny bikini for Savage X Fenty fashion show
Emily Ratajkowski is strutting her stuff. The 30-year-old model was spotted participating in Rihanna’s third Savage X Fenty fashion show on Tuesday night in Los Angeles, donning a barely-there pink bikini. The bottom half of the swimsuit had a high waistline while the top half had no straps. Ratajkowski completed her ensemble with leopard-print heels and golden jewelry while she wore her hair in braids. The skimpy getup put her toned figure on full display as she walked down the runway for the highly anticipated event. EMILY RATAJKOWSKI TELLS AMY SCHUMER ‘THIS IS 40’ IS ‘NOT AGING WELL’ The runway
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Meet the Next Generation of Fashion Week Influencers | BoF Professional, News & Analysis
Christina Najjar, better known to her 1.3 million TikTok followers by the moniker Tinx, grew a following on the platform with her videos on her love life, her affinity for edibles and as she calls it, “rich mom” culture. It’s not internet fodder that might traditionally appeal to labels in search of influencer partners for New York Fashion Week. But this season, Najjar’s candid and comedic online presence has landed her an invite to presentations and shows including Cinq à Sept, Ulla Johnson and Brandon Maxwell. “It’s always fun when it’s someone’s first time, so we’re really leaning into that,
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