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The article reviews the exhibition "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in Manhattan, New York until September 2, 2024.

An interview with American celebrity stylist Law Roach is presented. Among the issues he discussed include whether he was surprised by the reaction to his Instagram announcement that he is retiring, how he is dealing with the perception that he is a diva and unapproachable, and his working relationship with Hollywood star Zendaya.

The article discusses how technology conglomerate Meta and social networking service Facebook chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg has been loosening his look to become the friendlier and more accessible image of Silicon Valley. Topics discussed include Zuckerberg's habit of wearing a gray t-shirt, his friendlier look that focused more on experimentation and less on automated uniform, and the view that Zuckerberg enlisted a stylist to help him in his more democratized and kinder look.

The article reports on the developments in the career and personal life of hip hop artist Sean Combs, particularly his meteoric rise to fame and his gradual decline due to accusations of sexual misconduct. Also cited are Combs' business accomplishments like the launching of Bad Boy Entertainment and a brief personal history of Combs including his growing up years in Mount Vernon, New York.

The article suggests the potential of the fashion industry to overcome cancel culture given the shift away from the era of outrage. Among the re-emerging artists and brands are Ye, Balenciaga, Dolce & Gabbana, Marchesa and Alexander Wang. It discusses the correlation of fashion's fickleness with industry obsession with discretion and propriety, as well as the issue of forgiveness and severity with which the industry judges people, and the problem with measuring repentance.

The article reviews the 2024 New York Fashion Week, which offered a glimpse of the state of modern day women's power, strength and independence. It suggests the end of the era of naked dressing given the exhibit of clothes on the catwalk like leather trenches, skirts, overcoats, drapes and other clothes that protect. It reports the event hosted by fashion designer Elena Velez which featured a discussion between podcasters and cultural commentators.

The article focuses on Actively Black, a small Los Angeles-based label founded by former basketball player Lanny Smith, gaining international recognition by designing Team Nigeria's attire for the Summer Olympics, marking a significant milestone for the brand in competing alongside.

The article focuses on the parent company of Saks Fifth Avenue acquiring Neiman Marcus in a 2.65 billion U.S. dollar deal, which aims to consolidate the luxury retail market, creating a dominant high-end department store group named Saks Global.

The article focuses on Demna's radical approach at the Balenciaga couture show, featuring a dress made from black nylon that was designed to vanish after the show, challenging traditional notions of couture's permanence and luxury.

The article focuses on Virginie Viard's departure from Chanel after five years as creative director, leaving questions about her legacy and the future direction of the brand, especially evident in the lackluster reception of the recent couture collection designed by the Fashion Creation Studio.

The article focuses on the extravagant and creative hats worn by attendees at Royal Ascot, emphasizing their cultural significance and the tradition of daring millinery that rivals the horse races themselves, influenced by historical figures like Queen Elizabeth II and cultural references.

The article provides answers to questions concerning the controversy over short skirts in workplaces, exploring societal perceptions, legalities, and personal empowerment through fashion choices and historical contexts.

The article focuses on the myth-making and larger-than-life personas of fashion designers like Karl Lagerfeld, who crafted elaborate personas and lifestyles that often overshadowed their true selves, emphasizing the allure of their created identities over personal authenticity.

The article focuses on adapting to the fashion norms of a new city while maintaining personal style preferences, exploring how different urban centers have distinct style stereotypes and suggesting that fashion can serve as a form of cultural integration or a means of signaling one's status.

The article highlights Donald Trump's deliberate use of patriotic imagery, particularly the American flag, in his public appearances and personal branding, effectively equating himself with national symbols to convey messages of patriotism and nationalism to his audience.

The article explores the decision of fashion designer Dries Van Noten, known for his innovative approach to color and wearability, to retire at 66 after decades of defining his brand's unique style. His departure from the fashion world, marked by his emotional connection to the brand and concerns about its future direction, contrasts with the typical longevity of fashion designers, reflecting on the challenges and personal growth involved in letting go of a lifelong passion and legacy.

The article explores how fashion shows by major brands like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Hermes have evolved into platforms for cultural diplomacy, showcasing influence and spectacle akin to unofficial state visits, emphasizing global reach and brand power rather than just wearable fashion.

The article delves into the complexity of men's and women's sizing, revealing historical, social, and psychological factors influencing the disparity in options, challenging the conventional wisdom of standardized sizing and advocating for a more liberating approach to finding the right fit.

The article highlights Calvin Klein's return to high-end fashion under new creative director Veronica Leoni, marking a significant shift and the first female lead in five years, amidst broader upheaval in the fashion world.

The article focuses on Benjamin Talley Smith, a denim expert known as the "wizard of jeans," who searches for unique and interesting denim pieces at the Rose Bowl flea market near Los Angeles, discussing their distinct characteristics and his role in the fashion industry.

The article focuses on the resurgence of neon colors in fashion, challenging stereotypes about their suitability only for the young or athletic. Topics include the cultural significance of neon, its historical origins, and advice on incorporating it into one's wardrobe with subtlety or boldness. It highlights movements like ambition suits you, advocating for neon attire as a symbol of empowerment and modernity in the workplace.

The article focuses on the Cannes Festival's long-standing tradition of iconic fashion moments, highlighting how celebrities' unique and daring choices on the red carpet have become synonymous with the festival's allure, often leaving lasting impressions and even impacting careers.

The article focuses on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s emergence as a significant figure in the presidential race, leveraging his family's iconic image and style to garner attention and lend credibility to his unconventional views, despite lacking substantial poll numbers.

The article focuses on Skims' ad campaign featuring WNBA stars like Candace Parker, Kelsey Plum, and Skylar Diggins-Smith, highlighting the convergence of fashion and sports and reflecting the brand's strategic move into the sports world, while also exploring the growing power of female athletes in leveraging personal branding and their relationships with the fashion industry.

The article focuses on redefining the iconic "little black dress" concept by suggesting alternative terms like "little basic dress" or "little basic duds" to accommodate those who may not love or look good in black or prefer dresses.

The article delves into the emotional significance of clothing after a divorce, suggesting sorting through the wardrobe based on the emotions each piece evokes, considering resale options like Vestiaire or The Real Real, and embracing the opportunity to create space for a new self.

The article focuses on the staggering financial success of the Met Gala, which raised approximately 26 million U.S. dollar for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, highlighting its significant fundraising prowess compared to other cultural institutions' events in New York City.

The article focuses on the irony of Stormy Daniels, a crucial witness in the Trump criminal trial, having her most significant role off-screen, as she testifies about her encounter with Donald J. Trump, hush-money payments, and nondisclosure agreements.

The article explores the Met Gala, an annual event known for its opulence and extravagance, and its unique position as a politics-free zone amidst contemporary political turmoil, raising questions about its immunity to activism and its celebration of fashion over politics. Topics discussed include the clash between the gala's opulence and city protests, its high ticket prices, and its role as a celebration of fashion and spectacle.

The article addresses the question of wearing untucked shirts, highlighting considerations such as shirttail length, proportion, and the evolving fashion trend towards neater untucked styles. Topics include the traditional purpose of shirttails, the significance of proportion in dress, and practical tips for achieving a flattering untucked look, including tailoring options and adjustments.

The article focuses on Ralph Lauren's fall women's wear collection, which is presented as a glimpse into the designer's private world, emphasizing a return to office attire and showcasing celebrity attendees at the event.

The article focuses on Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and her significant influence on fashion, particularly through her recent "Cowboy Bey" aesthetic, which has sparked a surge in searches for Western-related products and influenced industry trends.

The article explains the enduring appeal of cargo pants, originally designed for military use, but now considered a versatile wardrobe staple with a range of styles and materials, often worn as a chic alternative to classic pants, embodying utilitarianism and rebellion in fashion.

The article focuses on Berluti's collaboration with Carine Roitfeld to design the French Olympic delegation's opening ceremony outfits for the 2024 Summer Olympics, highlighting the significance and pressure of representing French style and identity through fashion .

The article provides questions and answers related to style advice, particularly addressing how to look more mature without appearing stuffy, focusing on clothing choices and attention to details for a sophisticated appearance.

The article focuses on how female athletes at the W.N.B.A. draft, such as Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Cameron Brink, are changing the fashion game by showcasing their style and personal branding, marking a shift in recognition and opportunities for women in sports.

The article discusses embracing scars and imperfections in a world obsessed with perfection, highlighting influential figures like Jane Goodall, Phoebe Philo, and Padma Lakshmi who proudly display their scars, signaling a shift towards appreciating authenticity and lived experiences.

The article focuses on what to wear to an eclipse watching party, discussing the importance of protective eyewear and unexpected fashion advice such as wearing red and green, while also exploring options inspired by space-themed clothing and collaborations between fashion brands and space agencies.

The article focuses on L.S.U. basketball star Angel Reese's decision to announce her entry into the W.N.B.A. draft through Vogue, posing in high-fashion attire, showcasing the evolving intersection between sports and fashion.

The article focuses on the rumors surrounding Aaron Taylor-Johnson possibly becoming the next James Bond, amid ongoing speculation about who will inherit the iconic role.

The article focuses on Kim Mulkey, the highest-paid coach in women's collegiate basketball, and her unique approach to personal branding through her eye-catching and sometimes controversial fashion choices, which have become as notable as her coaching style.

The article focuses on Alessandro Michele becoming the new creative director of Valentino, bringing his transformative vision from Gucci to the fashion house, indicating a shift in strategy towards growth and competition with other luxury brands.

The article discusses the departure of three influential designers - Pierpaolo Piccioli, Sarah Burton, and Dries Van Noten, known for infusing humanity into their work and fostering inclusivity, and a sense of responsibility in the fashion industry, questioning the implications of their exits.

The article focuses on South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's controversial trip to Texas for cosmetic dental work, seen as a strategic move aimed at appealing to former President Donald Trump amidst speculation about her potential role as his running mate.

The article focuses on Pierpaolo Piccioli leaving Valentino after over two decades as its creative director, marking a significant departure from the brand after his acclaimed tenure redefining Valentino's aesthetic.

The article highlights Kristen Stewart's bold use of naked dressing during her press tour for "Love Lies Bleeding," challenging societal norms and promoting empowerment through unconventional attire choices.