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Megan Thee Stallion Drops Cameo-Filled ‘Hot Girl Summer’ Visual

Houston rapper Megan thee Stallion (real name Megan Pete) has dropped the visual for "Hot Girl Summer" a

by Snobette on September 3, 2019

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Miley Cyrus Celebrates Jordan Brand With ’23’ Visual

Girls rocking Jordans is hardly a new phenomenon for the sneaker-loving, city-center customer. However, Jordan in general has

by Samia Grand Pierre on September 25, 2013

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New York-based brand Guizio, by Danielle Guizio,

Undrcrwn designer Kari Cruz, who's design resume i

Undrcrwn designer Kari Cruz, who's design resume includes the WNBA and Fenty by Puma, talks on what she views as her responsibility as a woman who often works in predominantly male spaces.

Kari spoke on a "Watch Women Win" panel held at Moxy Chelses in NYC on Saturday, highlighting women working in professional sports. The event was moderated by ESPN analyst @andraya_carter with panelists Atlanta dream co-owner @reneemontgomery, stylist @sbordonaro21, @tashastyledit and @lauracvikespinoza of @zip_usa

Thanks to @bigkacie for having us!

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Off-White presented its SS 2025 collection in New

Off-White presented its SS 2025 collection in New York for the first time, set against the iconic Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Under the creative direction of Ib Kamara, the collection fuses African roots with urban energy, athletic flair, and a rich narrative inspired by founder Virgil Abloh's African heritage and the spirit of America.

In collaboration with Ghanaian contemporary artist Nana Danso, the collection reimagines Off-White’s iconic arrows motif, infusing it with key symbols that speak to the collection’s core themes of cultural fusion and newness.

#OffWhite #NYFW #BrooklynBridgePark #IbKamara #NanaDanso

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Who Decides War by Ev Bravado and Téla D'Amore spring 2025 NYFW runway reflects the label's love on the Victorian era and its "lasting impact on Western garment construction."

The collection included the debut of WDW's partnership with Jordan which will begin with the Flight Court, launching holiday 2025.

Footwear: Thom Solo
Headwear: Busy Hats
Jewelry: Martine Ali
Hair: Rutger
Beauty: Sil Bruinsma
Stylist: Jan-Michael Quammie
P.R: Sandrine Charles

The Supreme x Martine Rose collab comprises leathe

LVMH-owned Givenchy has appointed Sarah Burton as

LVMH-owned Givenchy has appointed Sarah Burton as its next creative director. The British designer who worked at AlexanderMcQueen for 25 years in London, will become Givenchy's eighth designer and its second woman couturier. Burton is set to debut her first collection for Givenchy during Paris Fashion Week in March 2025.

Prior to Burton's appointment, designer Clare Waight Keller held the role of creative director at Givenchy from 2017-2020.

"Sarah Burton is an exceptional creative talent whose work I have passionately followed for many years. I am very glad that she is joining Givenchy today," said Sidney Toledano, chairman of the Givenchy board, in a statement to WWD.

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