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The article features fashion designer Guram Gvasalia of Vetements and his fashion design. Also cited are Gvasalia's collaboration with pop singer Madonna for her scheduled concert tour as of July 2023, the collaboration of Gvasalia with his brother Demna in launching Vetements, and a brief personal history of the brothers including their birthplace of Sokhumi, Georgia and growing up years in Dusseldorf, Germany.

The article features Jensen Huang, chief executive of software company Nvidia. Topics discussed include description on his data processing chip, Huang's fashion sense, and remarks from Richard Thompson Ford, the author of "Dress Codes: How the Laws of Fashion Made History." It also explains why powerful people wear the same thing day in and day out, and brief history of the black leather jacket.

The article assesses the potential of the Vision Pro augmented reality headset to shift the way people look at technology and its role in people's lives. It points out the absence of actual Vision Pro demonstration. It discusses the deviation of Apple from design stereotypes, personal clichées and history by making the Vision Pro look like goggles. It considers the potential of technology appeal of the Vision Pro to trump fashion.

The article focuses on the Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which pays tribute to the late designer Karl Lagerfeld and features an exhibition dedicated to his work.

The article reviews the exhibitions "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and "Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams" at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City.

The article offers information on the revival of pantyhose in the fashion industry.

The article focuses on the enduring popularity of stiletto high heels among women despite their discomfort and impracticality, with an exploration of the psychological and evolutionary factors that contribute to this fashion choice.

The article focuses on the recent trend of designer changes and creative director appointments in the fashion industry, highlighting how despite these changes, the industry still faces issues related to diversity, representation, and homogeneity.

The article emphasizes that feminism is about the power of women to make choices over their lives and bodies, including their fashion choices, as a means of self-expression. It highlights that the important factor is making decisions to please oneself rather than conforming to social conventions and that fashion choices should make individuals feel strong and like their best selves.

The article explores how fashion designers like Dries Van Noten and Undercover are using surrealism and dislocation to create innovative and hope-inspiring collections.

The article highlights how Parisian designers are staging a revolt against minimalism by embracing maximalism in their fashion collections, celebrating bold and extravagant styles.

The article explores how designers at Paris Fashion Week are redefining female fashion by celebrating the body without objectifying it, and others are experimenting with different aspects of female identity and style.

The article announces that both Sarah Burton and Gabriela Hearst, two influential female fashion designers, are bidding farewell to their respective fashion houses, Alexander McQueen and Chloe.

The article focuses on the underwhelming fashion ideas presented by Saint Laurent and Dior during Paris Fashion Week, despite their grandiose presentations and celebrity attendees.

The article focuses on the fashion brand Sunnei's unique approach to fashion commentary during Milan Fashion Week, where audience members were given paddles to rate each look as a reflection of the court of public opinion in the social media era, highlighting the brand's social commentary.

The article focuses on Sabato De Sarno's debut collection for Gucci, titled "Ancora," which signifies the "Again, again, again" of desire and presents a more subdued and minimalist aesthetic following Alessandro Michele's extravagant tenure.

The article focuses on Fendi's runway show at Milan Fashion Week, where designer Kim Jones shifted the focus from handbags to clothing, seeking to redefine the brand beyond its iconic bags and furs.

The article focuses on Sabato De Sarno, the successor to Alessandro Michele at Gucci, his career background, and the intrigue surrounding his appointment to lead the fashion brand.

The article focuses on the fashion trend among Republican presidential candidates who prominently display their names and campaign slogans on clothing, turning themselves into human billboards. Topics include the candidates' motivations for this fashion choice, the influence of Donald Trump's branding, and the effectiveness of such self-branding in today's political landscape.

The article provides style advice for individuals working in cold office environments, suggesting the use of "coatigans" as a versatile and stylish alternative to traditional office attire like fleece jackets.

The article focuses on the debut of designer Tom Ford's new collection, which pays homage to his iconic Gucci designs from the late 1990s, marking a return to that era's fashion aesthetics and sensibilities.

The article discusses Daniel Lee's efforts to reboot the Burberry brand, focusing on the color blue and the trench coat as central elements of his latest collection.

The article discusses Internet personality Matthieu Blazy's transformation of Bottega Veneta, emphasizing his focus on wearable and unique products while eschewing the spotlight of fashion celebrity.

The article focuses on the fashion choices emerging after the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns, with a hybrid look that balances pragmatism and polish, offering both structure and freedom in a changing world.

The article focuses on New York Fashion Week and how designers are using the city as inspiration for their collections, showcasing New York style archetypes and the essence of the city in their fashion.

The article focuses on the attempts to revive the Helmut Lang brand with designer Peter Do but notes that the collection may be too reminiscent of the brand's past, potentially hindering its redefinition.

The article focuses on how the fashion industry leverages notoriety and unconventional partnerships, such as Anna Delvey's involvement, to grab attention for new designers and their collections.

The article discusses what makes a style classic in the context of fashion and cites Italo Calvino's definitions of classics, highlighting that classics are pieces that endure, generate discourse, and have a personal importance to the wearer.

The article discusses the significance of fashion month as an entertainment happening extending beyond the runway, highlights key events, and mentions the influence of celebrities and documentaries on famous models in the industry.

The article discusses the involvement of former President Donald John Trump in various crises, including touring flood-ravaged areas and providing supplies during his presidential campaign. It also highlights how Democratic candidate Bill Clinton handled Hurricane Andrew during the 1992 presidential race and the strategic considerations involved in such situations.

The article offers information on how the first mug shot of former President Donald J. Trump, taken during his booking in Georgia on racketeering charges, has become a historic and symbolic image that encapsulates the norm-shattering aspects of his presidency.

The article provides answers to style questions, including whether it's acceptable to wear a backpack while traveling, addressing concerns about looking like a tourist and suggesting more urban-style backpack options to avoid standing out.

The article reports that the September, 2023, issue of Vogue featuring iconic supermodels raises a debate about beauty standards and age erasure, as the cover photos of Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell, and Cindy Crawford are criticized for appearing overly retouched.

The article discusses the changing landscape of women's sports uniform focusing on how female athletes are challenging traditional uniform conventions and seeking more autonomy over what they wear and mentions instances of athletes pushing back against uniform norms emphsizing bodily autonomy.

The article talks about the lasting power of the white suit and how it has become a political dress code. Cited are how Tennesse lawmaker Justine Jones, who along with fellow representative Justin J. Pearson were expelled from the Legislature over a protest for gun control, has made himself a viral symbol when he appeared on the Tennessee House Chamber wearing a white suit, the white suit as a symbol of political dissent, and a sign of female power and solidarity exhibited by a white pantsuit.

The article reports on the first lunar spacesuit redesign, called Artemis III, unveiled by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and Axiom Space. It describes the spacesuit as the costume for the drama projected into space similar to the way people put themselves into the heavens. It considers the impression that the suit is a symbol of escape because of global warming and other threats to human life.

The article reviews the fashion and personal style of celebrities who attended the 95th Academy Awards. These include singer Rihanna in a leather Alaîia bra and long leather bandage skirt, Florence Pugh in a Valentino Couture strapless gown and shorts, Harry Slum Jr. in an Adeam midnight blue jacket, princess gowns modeled by Sofia Carson, Stephanie Hsu and Halle Bailey, and vintage dresses modeled by Rooney Mara, Winnie Harlow and Vanessa Hudgens.

The article reviews the fashion show Balenciaga fall 2023 that was held in New York from February 10 to March 7, 2023.

The article discusses updates in the fashion industry, particularly the highlights of the Gucci and Bottega Veneta fashion shows. Also cited are the emerging fashion trend called the Camelocracy featuring clothes that focus on the plushness of their fabric and rigor of lines, and how brands like Loro Piana, Brunello Cucinelli, and Jil Sander focus on the quality and luxury of their materials to establish themselves.

The article focuses on the looks displayed during the New York Fashion Week in February 2023. Carolina Herrera designer Wes Gordon showcased garden-party brocade ball gowns with bell-shaped frocks in ice cream-social stripes. The final show went to Luar, the fashion brand founded by Dominican American designer Raul Lopez, and featured the collection called "Calle Pero Elegante" featuring camel-coat dresses with line-backer shoulders.

The article offers information related to designer Thorn Browne and his presentation at the Council of Fashion Designers of America.

The article describes Wyoming's Representative Liz Cheney as the fiercest Republican critic of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Topics mentioned include Cheney's expulsion from the Republican Party's leadership ranks on May 12, her vow to continue fighting against Trump's false 2020 election claims, and her differences with those women who embodied the values of the Trump administration.

The article examines the changes in the U.S. fashion industry in terms of diversity and inclusivity as of March 2021. Also cited are the survey on the number of African American executives and overall employees among fashion companies, as well as the comments by some African American professionals in the industry like designer Carly Cushnie, model Grace Mahary, and stylist Antoine Gregory.

The article presents the discussion on feeling less than optimistic about a year starting with a veritable explosion of polka dots. Topics include speckled with multicolor dots, metallic dots and pretty much every other dot permutation imaginable, like joyful confetti raining down on a sea of logos; and streamers becoming mega-watching events but mega-fashion events.

The article reports on how the arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the bankrupt cryptocurrency (crypto) trading platform FTX, is changing the fashion in the technology (tec) industry. Also cited are how Bankman-Fried has popularized T-shirt, cargo shorts, and sneakers in the sector, and the comment of image consultant and stylist Joseph Rosenfeld on the topic.

The article reviews the exhibition "Thierry Mugler: Couturissime" being held at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City, which features mixed media displays of outfits, fashion design sketches, photographs, videos showcasing the works of fashion designer Mugler.

The article reports on the announcement by cosmetics company Estée Lauder on November 15, 2022 that it had agreed to buy luxury fashion brand Tom Ford for 2.8 million U.S. dollars. Topics covered include the strength of Tom Ford's beauty business as a reason behind the acquisition, the terms of the deal, and the focus of Estée Lauder on perfumes, which became popular during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article reports on updates in the Yeezy brand and the sneaker market as of November 2022 following the antisemitic and anti-African American statements issued by owner Ye, formerly Kanye West. Also cited are the move by companies like Adidas, Foot Locker and Christie's New York to end their corporate partnerships with Ye, and the sustained popularity of the brand in online resale sites like Stadium Goods, StockX, and GOAT.

The article focuses on the attire considerations for someone officiating a nonreligious wedding ceremony, aiming to convey strength and calm while not detracting from the bride and groom.

The article focuses on the potential impact of the SAG-AFTRA actors' strike on fashion's red carpet culture and celebrity endorsements. Topics include the significance of actors' promotional activities in generating publicity for fashion brands, the financial impact of celebrity appearances, and the shift in the public's perception of fashion through the lens of celebrity influencers.