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The article reviews the exhibition of the Dior and Saint Laurent fall/winter 2023 at Place de la Concorde in Paris.

The article reviews Olivier Rousteing of Balmain and Dries Van Noten's intimacy with clothing at Place de la Concorde in Paris in March 2023.

The article focuses on the fashion brand Prada show in Milan, Italy which explored the theme of uniforms by reimagining and transforming them with detailed attention. The article compares Prada's take on uniforms to other designers such as Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm Mclaren and Kim Jones at Fendi explaining how this season's fashion is moving away from escapism and towards fashion as a coping mechanism that finds beauty in everyday things.

The article reviews fashion show by Glenn Martens, creative director of fashion brand Diesel, at Milan Fashion Week held in Milan, Italy as of February 26, 2023.

The article reports that air in the big black tent in the middle of Kennington Park, South London was thick with expectations. Topics include examines they oozed around the benches, covered in plaid blankets, that snaked through the space and bathed the guests in a nervous glow as they clutched the hot water bottles left on each seat.

The article reports that Don Lemon, a co-host of "CNN This Morning" finally returned to the air, five days after apologizes on Twitter and internally described Nikki Haley on the show as past her prime.

The article provides an answer to a question concerning the popularity of long evening gloves and occasions for wearing them.

The article reviews the fashion review titled "Please Don't Eat My Friends" held in the still-under-construction House of cannabis in SoHo, featuring many fashion designers.

In this article fashion designers Proenza Schouler and Eckhaus Latta discuss ways to fashion clothes and making them interesting, rather than making an absurd gesture and covered-up suiting and longsleeved dresses.

The article informs that fashion designers are finding inspiration in the fraying of the American dream, as exemplified by Coach's roughed-up basics and designer Elena Velez's subversive take on Americana.

The article provides an answer to a question concerning reluctance on wearing Asian-inspired fashion such as ao dai, Chinese jacket, and Shanghai Tang items.

The article discusses the First Lady of the United States, Jill Biden's appearance at the 65th Grammy Awards, where she presented an award and wore an eye catching off-the-shoulder silver gown by Dominican American fashion designer, Oscar de la Renta.

The article focuses on the upcoming fashion month, where hundreds of shows in four cities will compete not only for the audience's attention, but also for their sense of outrage and highlights two fashion brands in particular, Balenciaga and Burberry, and the changes that they are undergoing.

The article reports that the fashion industry is coming around to the idea of sustainability and eco-consciousness, to use keywords like 'vintage couture' or the name of a high-end designer and check out younger designers.

The article focuses on fashion show Marc Jacobs fall 2023 held in New York where the clothes exhibited an influence of the British designer Vivienne Westwood who died last year.

This article discuses the role of fashion in politics and how female politicians has used fashion as a tool for communication and image-making.

The article reports on the operation of the clothing brand Yeezy Gap, which is a collaboration between fashion brands Balenciaga and Gap and musician Ye (formerly Kenye West). Among the products sold by the company are unisex tees, double-layered hoodies, and long-sleeve shirts. Also cited are the partners' move to launch their collection in around 50 stores in the U.S. including in cities like Chicago, Illinois, Dallas, Texas, and San Francisco, California.

The article presents the discussion on Ivana Trump's furrier and friend recalling the opulent style from the 'greed is good' era.

The article focuses on the rebranding of lingerie company Victoria's Secret to become a champion of female empowerment. It reports on the advertising campaign of Victia's Secret and provides an overview of the documentary "Victoria's Secret: Angeles and Demons" directed by Matt Tyrnauer in time for the campaign. It describes the dominant images of lingerie and redefines the meaning of sexy to associate with feeling at ease in one's own skin that brings out empowerment.

The article reports on the highlights of the spring 2023 fashion show of French brand Balenciaga at the New York Stock Exchange in May 2022. The show was conceptualized by Balenciaga creative director Demna. Also cited are the guests at the show like Megan Thee Stallion, Kanye West, and New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

The article examines the fashion of participants in the defamation trial between former celebrity couple Johnny Depp and Amber Heard in a courtroom in Fairfax, Virginia. Also cited are Heard's allegation of physical and sexual abuse from Heard, and Heard's outfit of pinstriped three-piece suit and Depp's three-piece dark suit.

The article reports on the fashion of the attendees of the 2022 Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute benefit gala in New York City, New York. Also cited are how the current era is compared to the late 19th-century Gilded Age, and the fashion wear of attendees like Blake Lively, Megan Thee Stallion, and Cardi B.

The article discusses the politics and fashion style of singer Rihanna's pregnancy. Also cited are Rihanna's move to bare her naked belly and wear only limited clothing like unbuttoned sheer blue top, low-slung gray jeans, and bra, and the reactions by celebrity watch sites like HighSnobiety and Glamour UK on her style.

The article focuses on the mist of time, but there was a moment, preCovid, when a movement was afoot in Hollywood to #askhermore on the red carpet (him too).

The article reports on the scheduled fashion show by designer Ralph Lauren titled Polo Ralph Lauren Exclusively for Morehouse and Spelman Colleges at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York in April 2022. Also cited are the possible inspirations of the show like the Russia-Ukraine war including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and how Zelensky is using his clothing as a war propaganda.

The article reports on the decision by the brand Balenciaga to focus on the war in Ukraine in its 2022 fashion show. According to Balenciaga designer Demna, the war triggered the trauma and pain she experienced during the Georgia civil war in 1993. Also cited is the focus by Valentino designer Peirpaolo Piccioli on the war in the show.

The article reports on the move by major brands like Stanley Black & Decker to stop doing business in Russia amidst the sanctions imposed by the governments of the U.S. and its allies against the country for its invasion of Ukraine. The other companies include Apple, Chanel, Ikea and Nike. According to Wiggin & Dana's Tahlia Townsend, the firms are concerned over the reputational damage of doing business in Russia and the major devaluation of the Russian ruble.

The article discusses the fashion show staged by Alessandro Michele of Gucci and Donatella Versace of Versace in Milan, Italy that featured a dark, tailored and oversize suit. Also cited are the suit's symbolism of power, status, gender conformity and nonconformity, and the comment of Walter Chiapponi of Tod's on the suit.

The article focuses on New York Fashion Week, a welcome sense of momentum at last and some reinvention.

The article presents an answer to the question related to how one can dress like a designer.

The article reviews a fashion show held in Paris, France featuring work of designers such as Giambattista Valli, Chanel, and Christian Dior.

The article presents an interview with Italian band Maneskin's members, including Thomas Raggi, Victoria De Angelis, Damiano David, and Ethan Torchio, who discuss their new album, wearing Gucci clothes, and designing their collection.

An answer to a question on stylish, travel-friendly clothes for a conference is presented.

The article offers information related to 12th world musical tour entitled "Celebration" announced by Madonna Louise Ciccone, an American singer-songwriter and actress.

The article informs that senator George Santos has put forth a fabricated version of his life and wears clothes that support it embodying the American dream in the fashion vernacular of archetypes.

The article examines the Globes night turned out to be a night of statement-making, onstage and on the red carpet including considered not so much of the marketing or branding kind, but rather of the personal kind and it was the more interesting for Jerrod Carmichael.

The article reports that Prince Harry portrait on the front of "Spare" his much debated much leaked memoir that is currently also pretty much unavoidable, is a picture that its publishers hope will help sell a million plus books and examines the gossip about what inside makes a difference.

The article provides an answer to a question concerning where to find well-made classic white shirts at a reasonable price.

The article presents the discussion on senator's new clothes being the latest in a string of fashion statements among lawma kers. Topics include bright pink passing-of-the-baton outfit, or the smattering of suffragist white worn by some women in the House; and silent communication coming through clothing becoming a standard part ofthe political toolbox.

The article provides an answer to a fashion-related question concerning finding long-sleeved items to add some additional warmth that slips easily under another garment and are not visible at the neck.

The article reports that olive green sweatshirt with Ukrainian trident embroidered at the neck, cargo pants and boots that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wore on trip to Washington seem the least important part of powerful piece of political theater that was the diplomatic event.

The article reports on the move by sports teams and fashion houses to partner together to promote their businesses to the fans as seen in the sporting events like the 2022 World Cup of soccer in Qatar. Also cited are the appointment by the New York Knicks basketball team of Ronnie Feig as creative director, and the move by female tennis player Serena Williams to become a fashion model at the Vogue World show.

The article provides an answer to a question on what to wear to appear to be festive but appropriate to a holiday party to be held at the U.S. White House.

The article presents the discussion on image at one stage of the life being memorialized for posterity to signal. Topics include declaring independence from the constraints and conventions heaping on the Executive; and reaching peak fly girl nostalgia with a multicolor Roks anda x Fila zip-up sweatshirt.