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Marskin Ryyppy’s All About Fierce Shoe For Fall 2016

Faithful to innovative textures and design details, footwear label Marskin Ryypy's fall 2016 collection is titled "Winter Goldrums,"

by Samia Grand Pierre on August 19, 2016

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French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus has official

Fall weather is upon us and Louis Vuitton's two-to

Fall weather is upon us and Louis Vuitton's two-tone "Pop Split" beanie is garnering lots of early-season buzz. Priced at $700, the wool cap featuring the label's famed Damier check and detailed with a pearl embroidered patch, is already sold out online. The $565 "Damoflage" beanie (on the slide), which showcases the pixelated print that creative director Pharrell Williams introduced at his spring 2024 collection, is also sold out.

It just goes to show, if you make a cute piece that pops out, the people will open their wallets!

Marc Jacobs has teamed up with Denim Tears as part

Marc Jacobs has teamed up with Denim Tears as part of its year-long 40th-anniversary celebration. The collaboration introduces a black leather edition of The Tote Bag, adorned with Denim Tears’ signature cotton wreath.

Founder Tremaine Emory, who previously worked for Jacobs, describes the wreath as “a talisman for Black people” and “a call to return to what built this country.”

The limited-edition Tears Bag drops on October 18th, today at denimtears.com, marcjacobs.com and select stores.

Model Aweng Chuol and stylist Bloody Osiris front the campaign, and were photographed by Eric Nelson and styled by Yohana Lebasi.

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Megan the Stallion makes a stylish statement with

Megan the Stallion makes a stylish statement with a shiny new chain by her jeweler Elliot Eliantte and her go to for grills, Johnny Dang. She paired her new gems with Who Decides War denim and a @jamisonoht Houston Astros cap.

Megan was styled by Isiah Ahmad

Pharrell Williams flexes his signature talent for

Pharrell Williams flexes his signature talent for mixing colors and patterns with a Louis Vuitton top, shorts and sunglasses, paired with an upcoming Adidas x Humanrace Adistar Cushion collab. He accessorized the look with a Richard Mille watch and Cactus Plant Flea Market socks.

He was photographed by Variety for an interview centered around his movie, "Piece by Piece," a documentary about his life making use of Legos.

In the exchange, he talked about how some of his biggest hits were originally intended for other artists: “'Slave 4 U' was a song that I did for Janet [Jackson]. 'Caught Out There,' by Kelis, I made that for Busta. [Usher’s] 'U Don’t Have to Call,' first it was for Michael. Then it was for Tevin Campbell. Then Ray J might’ve cut it. Ray J cut a lot of those songs, and he only ended up keeping 'Wait a Minute.'"

When asked about watching Beyoncé's evolution over the year, Pharrell hinted at projects to come: "So happy for her. And I’m so grateful to be a part of her story and her journey and her trajectory. We’ve had a lot of fun. Get ready, though. Just get ready."

He was photographed for Variety by AB+DM

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