Score one again for the power of social media! The off hand tweet in which user @1800sadgal joked that an image of Rihanna and Lupita Nyong’o sitting front row at a Miu Miu fashion show looked like the plot for a heist movie is actually going to become a reality.
Rihanna looks like she scams rich white men and lupita is the computer smart best friend that helps plan the scans https://t.co/PhWs1xd3nj
— WHOOPHERASSKOURTNI (@1800SADGAL) April 18, 2017
According to Entertainment Weekly, the concept became a reality at Cannes Film Festival in France, where Netflix landed the project in an aggressive bidding war, beating several other interested parties.
Ava DuVernay has been tapped to direct and sources say “Insecure” creator and writer Issa Rae has begun working on the script. The studio is looking at a 2018 production start date, at which point DuVernay’s schedule opens up.
After the tweet went viral in mid-April, and Rihanna and Nyong’o expressed interest in working together, both DuVernay and Rae also jumped into the mix with Tweets.
Issa possibility 😳 https://t.co/QrqjSFJ73f
— Rihanna (@rihanna) April 23, 2017
Like a lot of other people on Twitter at the moment, we hope @1800sadgal not only receives a writing credit, but also a check.
Umm I hope @1800SADGAL gets a writing credit https://t.co/yp6Uk52aXb
— Sam Gavin (@samgavin5) May 22, 2017
![#CentralSaintMartins bafcsm class of 2020 student @BradleySharpe creates a tent coat, a look included in his graduate collection titled "The Crowd Is Wild Tonight." Given the lower chance of contracting COVID-19 while outdoors it feels very apropos!
Comenting on his presentation, Sharpe told @graziauk, "[The collection] prepares you for future mischievous endeavours using outdoor materials, tent technologies and upcycled fibreglass tent poles. The collection acts as a landscape for waiting opportunities.
Sharpe added, "After working as a barman in a sex club beneath an estate agency in Soho, I wanted to juxtapose the relationship between 18th century courting rituals against the 21st century minute mindset I have experienced."
When asked about the future of fashion, he explained, "Hopefully a lot better and more considerate towards this huge planet we all live on. I definitely think also that the pandemic could've had a positive influence on the industry. It was almost like an opportunity for everybody to test out being remote. Although I can safely vouch for the fact that it is almost impossible to resolve a graduate collection in your tiny East London bedroom!"
#avantgardefashion #ballgown #outdoorfashion #fashiondesigner #fashionstudent #blackgown #ballromgown](https://snobette.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
