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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.

The article discusses Dries Van Noten's retirement from his eponymous brand, marking a shift in the fashion industry as he steps down as creative director to focus on new endeavors, while also highlighting his contributions and the legacy he leaves behind.

The article focuses on the dilemma of keeping or discarding old clothes as body sizes change, delving into the emotional attachments and practical considerations involved, including the sentimental value of clothing and the impact of body size on wardrobe decisions.

The article focuses on Phoebe Philo's return to the fashion industry after years of silence, highlighting her minimalist approach to both design and public persona, as she chooses to let her work speak for itself rather than engaging in interviews or explanations.

The article discusses a representation of ordinary women in fashion, particularly highlighted by Undercover and Dries Van Noten during their runway shows, including the designers' emphasis on the complexity of everyday life and the importance of honoring the mundane aspects of a woman's existence.

The article focuses on the Saint Laurent fashion show where models wore revealing, skintight, and see-through garments, particularly emphasizing breasts, sparking criticism for its outdated and potentially misogynistic approach.

The article focuses on a change in the fashion industry, highlighting the shift away from the safe allure of quiet luxury and the emergence of more expressive, theatrical, and emotional designs, citing examples from Maison Margiela, Willy Chavarría, and Francesco Risso at Marni.

The article focuses on the 399 U.S. dollar Never Surrender sneakers unveiled at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia, associated with former President Donald J. Trump, reflecting his value system and electoral strategy through the gilded design, American flag, red soles, and prominent "T" emblem.

The article focuses on the universal impact of menopause on one's feelings about psychological and physical self and the role of clothing in navigating this life stage, offering advice such as layering and not scaling back on personal style.

The article focuses on MSCHF's Global Supply Chain Telephone Bag, a fashion performance art piece that challenges consumer myths about "value," "authenticity," and "style" by involving designers from four different countries in a telephone game of design.

The article focuses on Tiger Woods officially ending his 27-year deal with Nike, a partnership marked by iconic ads and red Nike shirts, and his announcement of a new chapter with TaylorMade Golf as his brand sponsor.

The article focuses on Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, the former fashion editor at Vogue, leaving her dream job after three years as global contributing editor at large, including the resigned in response to the Israel-Hamas conflict and her vocal criticism of the "genocide" in Gaza.

The article focuses on the Maison Margiela Artisanal show by John Galliano during Paris Couture Week, describing its viral impact, immersive experience, and how it triggers reflections on the state of creativity, fears about corporate dominance in the arts.

The article highlights the legacy of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, wife of lawyer John F. Kennedy Jr., as an influencer in the fields of fashion, pop culture, magazines and politics. It offers a look at the white-button up shirt style of Bessette Kennedy in the 1990s, as well as the privacy of celebrity couple, her preference for minimalism and resonance of cultural vibe of wealth and interest sustainability.

A conversation between Vanessa Friedman, chief fashion critic at "The New York Times," and contributing culture critic Max Lakin is presented about the art exhibition "Mood of the Moment: Gaby Aghion and the House of Chloé," at the Jewish Museum in New York City. Topics discussed include tendency of museums to be interested in fashion, ready-to-wear as the legacy of a Jewish woman, the exhibit's blouse room and curatorial choices, and the difference between expressionism and conceptualism.

The article reviews the Miu Miu brand fashion show at the 2023 Paris Fashion Week in France. It highlights the creations by designer Miuccia Prada which were featured at the show that include coats, short shorts, and hot pants with costume jewels. Also noted is the exhibit of the video art "Gravity & Grace" by Sophia Al-Maria during the show.

The article focuses on Victoria's Secret's attempt to reinvent itself by introducing a 90-minute film, "The Victoria's Secret World Tour," as the final piece of its brand reinvention, after retiring its signature angels and changing its image following the #MeToo movement.

The article reports on decision of Artemis, the family office of French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault, to purchase a majority stake in talent agency, Creative Artists Agency (CAA). Topics discussed include clients of CAA, significance of the deal, and stake acquired by private equity firm TPG in CAA in 2010.

The article reports on merchandises featuring the mug shot of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Topics discussed include remarks from Wendy A. Woloson, a professor of history at Rutgers University-Camden, warning issued by Chris LaCivita, one of Trump's advisers, to anyone considering raising money off the mug shot of Trump, and statement from Susan Scafidi, founder of the Fashion Law Institute, about the right to publicize ones own likeness.

The article talks about the transformation of political merchandising in the U.S. over the last 20 years. Cited are the new meaning of retail politics as technology has transformed people's ability make and sell stuff and mine data, how campaign store offerings have become a trial on how candidates market themselves and how people respond to that, and the rebranding that politicians have made to their main product stream.

The article offers a preview of the 2023 fall show of the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that is devoted to a survey of the work of female designers, including "Ann Lowe: American Coututier" in Delaware and "Mood of the Moment: Gaby Aghion and the House of Chloé" at theJewish Museum in New York.

The article reports that women athletes are rebelling against received uniform conventions. Topics discussed include outfit of both Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan and Shelby Rogers of the U.S. at Wimbledon, remarks from Tess Howard, a member of the English national field hockey team since 2018, and significance of the move away from white shorts in the Women's World Cup.

The article reviews the exhibition "In America: An Anthology of Fashion" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, New York until September 5, 2022.

The article focuses on the complex relationship between body changes and clothing choices, highlighting the emotional and identity impact, advising thoughtful wardrobe investments during weight loss, and suggesting versatile pieces that transcend size for interim use.

The article announces the exhibition "Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses," which challenges the perception of couture as an anachronism by showcasing the innovative and futuristic work of Iris Van Herpen, the youngest female designer to have a solo show at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris.

The article discusses the changing portrayal of young women in media and reflects on movie's relevance in today's context, while the latter part explores the complexities of wearing vintage concert T-shirts to the office, emphasizing the need for strategic styling to balance personal expression.

The article focuses on style questions about wearing multiple rings, addressing topics such as the absence of strict rules on the number or fingers for wearing rings, notable examples of celebrities and designers embracing elaborate ring styles, and the importance of balance and simplicity.

The article presents suggestions on when it is appropriate to wear a fully matching sweatsuit, top and bottom.

The article focuses on the emergence of theme dressing as a red-carpet staple, inspired by the strategic rollout for "Barbie," with instances seen at premieres for films like "Wonka" and "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes."

The article focuses on the evolution of Ugly Christmas Sweaters (UCS), highlighting their origin as sincere attempts to add festive cheer in the 1940s and '50s, the ironic versions popularized in the 1980s, and the environmental concerns associated with the disposable nature of modern UCS.

The article focuses on how Donald J. Trump's mug shot, taken as part of his fourth criminal indictment, has been turned into political pop culture memorabilia and NFTs, becoming a key component of his fundraising strategy and mythmaking.

The article focuses on Pantone's announcement of Peach Fuzz as the 2024 color of the year, describing its attributes as "gentle," "velvety," "contemporary," and "nurturing," with the Styles team exploring color associations and potential trends.

The article focuses on the downfall of Representative George Santos, with the revelation of personal shopping expenses on luxury goods, including Ferragamo, Hermes, Sephora, and Botox, leading to his expulsion from Congress despite surviving previous votes related to other falsehoods.

The article discusses South African designer Thebe Magugu's Heirlooms shirt project, where customers could customize shirts with personal photos, creating a unique and sentimental wearable piece. The initiative, inspired by family photos, garnered global interest, including an order from Michelle Obama, emphasizing the emotional significance of clothing as a means to remember and honor loved ones who have passed away.

The article focuses on Rosalynn Carter's unique approach to fashion during her time as the first lady, highlighting her rejection of the traditional White House dress-up game, yet acknowledging her keen understanding of the power and political use of clothes.

The article informs about the uncertain fate of men's neckties, suggesting that while the tie as a standard part of everyday dressing is likely a thing of the past, it may experience blips in popularity as a symbolic accessory tied to formality and individuality. Topic include the discussion explores the evolving role of ties in fashion, from standard wardrobe items to optional accessories with historical and ceremonial significance.

The article discusses the Costume Institute's upcoming Met Gala exhibit, "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion," focusing on sustainability in clothing inspired by nature, addressing fashion's impact, fragility, and the importance of regeneration.

The article discusses how Nikki R. Haley strategically uses her gender, specifically her choice of clothing, including skirts and high heels, to stand out in the crowded field of Republican presidential candidates.

The article discusses the historical and contemporary issues surrounding the lack of functional pockets in women's clothing, highlighting the societal, economic, and gender-related factors that has contributed to this problem and discussing the potential for change in the fashion industry.

The article focuses on fashion designer Phoebe Philo's return to fashion with her first namesake collection, emphasizing the anticipation and her approach to creating a product that reflects permanence; balancing production and demand while offering no-nonsense; and high-quality adult clothing.

The article focuses on Kim Kardashian's Skims brand and its partnership with Swarovski, as well as her aspirations to make Skims a global presence, and how Skims has evolved from shapewear to a prominent brand in the fashion industry.

The article presents highlights of couture shows in Paris, France. These include the trend of luxury faux jeans, appearance of actress Gwyneth Paltrow as representative of the 30th anniversary collection of luxury fashion house Viktor & Rolf, theatrical debut of designer Thom Browne, singer Cardi B modelling coats from luxury brand Balenciaga, casual couture presentation by luxury brands including Chanel, Dior and Gendi, and the fashion show by Balenciaga.