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Robbie Spencer on Instagram: "@danakatesmith shot by @ben_toms for @documentjournal hair @naokikomiya casting @rachel_chandler stylist assistant @isabella.damazio thank you @nickvogelson @smrichardson1 @alicelefons @lawless_image @wefolkagency @artpartner"

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adidas Originals on Instagram: "When we dream
​ adidas Originals by Wales Bonner returns for Autumn Winter 2023 as adidas’ sporting legacy is reimagined through unique interpretations of archival pieces.  ​ The collection launches Wednesday November 8th on walesbonner.net, CONFIRMED, adidas.com/wales_bonner and select stores. 
​ #adidasOriginalsbyWalesBonner"

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​ adidas Originals by Wales Bonner returns for Autumn Winter 2023 as adidas..." 

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "Generative AI models don’t understand the meaning of the text or images they create. They’re predicting how words should appear together in a sentence or how pixels should join to form a picture based on patterns observed in the giant amounts of data they’ve ingested.

But they can make mistakes or get the general idea right but the specifics wrong. That tendency is a major drawback when using the technology for factual purposes, such as answering medical questions or writing legal briefs.

In design, however, there generally isn’t a binary between right and wrong. In fact, the technology’s vulnerability to getting things “wrong” can yield unexpected new ideas. It’s probably also the greatest challenge of using it, as a creative team then needs to turn that output into a real-world product.

Marc Bain BoF’s Technology Correspondent spoke to Julius Juul (@juliusjuul), co-founder and creative director of Copenhagen-based Heliot Emil (@heliot_emil), which, with the help of an outside agency, used generative AI in the creation of its Spring/Summer 2024 collection (pictured).

Read the full story in our #linkinbio.

✍️ @marcbain_
📷 @heliot_emil"

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1 Granary on Instagram: "“As much as [fashion] companies love putting us on the covers of their campaigns, they don’t include us in the decision-making,” an Asian in-house designer shared with us. Women and people of colour are simply not getting the support they need to strive in fashion contexts. In order to fully study this phenomenon we mapped out a timeline of the appointed creative directors of some of the biggest luxury houses of the last 20 years and dug deeper into the how and the why.

“It’s human nature, you’re more likely to trust someone who looks like you,” said one female design consultant of colour, who has personally been interviewed for a creative director role multiple times. The design consultant wasn’t the only woman who admitted to being interviewed for a CD position only to lose out in the final round. The story is always the same. Their experience and skill set meet the demands of the house and their portfolio receives a positive response, but then they are rejected based on the final interview ‒ without any feedback. 

Sameness feels reassuring, which is how an industry that promotes itself as progressive and forward-thinking developed a copy-paste formula when it came to the selection of its creative leaders. This is where the depth of our cognitive biases are revealed. What does a talented creative director look like in our collective imagination? If the people routinely celebrated as the best leaders, as the origin of creativity, are white men, is anyone who looks different doomed to always come second?

Read the full article via the link in bio"

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Dazed on Instagram: "Take a step inside the world of costume designer @garethpughstudio, the sartorial genius behind @factory_international’s immersive reimagining of The Matrix, Free Your Mind.⁠
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As part of the performance, the designer lifts the curtain on the curation of his ensembles as part of a collaborative process merging the stylistic influences of The Matrix.⁠
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Tap the link in bio to read more 🔗⁠
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Co-creators: @mikeyjdotnet, Danny Boyle, @esdevlin, @sabrinamahfouz, @kenrickh2osandy⁠
Costumes: @garethpughstudio⁠
Lighting: @lucycarterlightartdesign⁠
Sound design: @garethfry⁠
Video design: @lukehallsstudio⁠
Film by: @ruthhogben 
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#FreeYourMind #FactoryInternational #Dazed"

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Drapers on Instagram: "@asos is considering selling of @topshop, just over two years after acquiring it from Arcadia's administration. The troubled etailer's results are out tomorrow after being delayed by a week - it posted losses of £290m for the six months to 28 February.
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See what the industry thinks, and who the likely buyers are, by clicking the link in bio.
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#fashion #fashionnews #topshop #asos #retail #retailnews"

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finding inspiration in the oddest of places. like my foggy kitchen windows every time I cook these days… (still don’t like fall. and don’t ev...

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "At London fashion week last month, the chatter was as much about the shows that weren’t on as the ones that were. Several emerging designers — SS Daley, Robyn Lynch and Dilara Findikoğlu — were absent from the schedule, with Findikoğlu, who has dressed the likes of Cardi B and Margot Robbie, telling the New York Times that she cancelled because “we simply don’t have the finances for a runway show right now.” Her words are indicative of the difficulties that many up-and-coming designers are experiencing.

Faced with the cost of living crisis, Brexit and a risk-averse buying approach from retailers, the independent designers that London is known for are struggling to survive, let alone progress. The upshot is that the UK capital’s reputation as the home of creativity is under threat.

“[Staying afloat] just becomes unmanageable unless you really are selling a lot of product,” says Lulu Kennedy, who founded the new talent incubator Fashion East in 2000 — and whose show provides a platform for three emerging brands each season. She has watched as, over the years, money has become tighter. Sponsorship — once a given for emerging fashion brands — is thinner on the ground. “It’s getting harder and brands are pulling back,” says Caroline Rush, chief executive of the British Fashion Council. Brexit has complicated matters — it makes working with European manufacturers and exporting to European stores much harder and more expensive.

Read the full story on the struggles of young designers. #linkinbio 

✍️ The Guardian, Lauren Cochrane
📷 Getty"

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i-D on Instagram: "From the mid-century onwards, thousands of skilled clothesmakers left the Caribbean for the UK in pursuit of more lucrative professional opportunities and, consequently, better lives. ⁠
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It soon became clear that their qualifications as tailors or seamstresses meant little in a job market controlled by the colour bar – not least a country where racist violence and discrimination were a daily norm.⁠
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This history, sadly, is not one consigned to discussions in the past tense. The barriers that young Black designers face today may not be quite as explicitly enforced, they nonetheless persist, just in different guises.⁠
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Telling the story of Black British fashion, then and now, is no small feat, requiring both a nuanced reappraisal of the tale told so far and a deep dive into the sociopolitical context that has defined Black Britons’ lived experience since HMT Empire Windrush first docked on Britain’s shores.⁠
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intent on tackling this very task, the trio behind Black Orientated Legacy Development Agency (BOLD) – @harriselliottstudio ,@andrew_ibi_and @garmsville – have curated an unflinching exhibition, The Missing Thread at Somerset House. ⁠
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Held across several themed galleries, the show broaches Black British fashion, homing in on the clothing, photography, pop culture, art and fraught backdrop that culminated in the looks and styles presented throughout.⁠
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Hit the link in bio to learn more about the show which spotlights the industry-defining figures who, for too long, have gone unseen.⁠
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Text @josephdbobowicz⁠
#BlackBritishFashion #TheMissingThread"

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Hunger Magazine on Instagram: "“People don’t know where to place me because I’m consistently different, but it doesn’t bother me," says singer-songwriter @toradifrance. “I am who I am.”⁠
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The 23-year-old east Londoner is an artist who thrives on introspection, oftentimes isolating herself to produce her deeply personal soundscapes. This year, Tora-i released her latest EP, & what else?, a soulful genre-bending project that put her versatility on full display. Meanwhile, Tora-i's talents have led to her supporting the likes of Omar Apollo on tour, and she recently performed at her first-ever solo show – the first of many, of course.⁠
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As part of our HUNGRY series, we sat down with the artist to discuss finding comfort in isolation, her dream person to feature on one of her tracks, and much more…⁠
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Buy HUNGER Issue 29: Going Underground now!⁠
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Photographer @rankinarchive⁠
Editorial Director @devinderbains⁠
Stylist @morrrgss⁠
Make-up Artist @zcmua using PAT MCGRATH LABS and ARMANI Beauty⁠
Photography Assistants @oliverdundas, @alexandra_heron, @marcuslister96, @cnawanga at @rankinassistants⁠
Fashion Assistants @oliviamillre @alananewton_ @drewcharsmith⁠
Make-up Assistants @jazcrush.artistry⁠
Hair Assistants @alexsarghe, @feelbreezee⁠
Production @sarah__the__star⁠
Production Assistant @renequesamuels⁠
Retouching @trueblackstudio ⁠"

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HYPEBEAST Style on Instagram: "@palaceskateboards has enlisted @barbour to honor the signature Bedale jacket by giving it a furry treatment and camo motifs.⁠
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The Palace x Barbour Camo Dom Quilted Jacket dons padded outlines featuring exposed side pockets and bright orange interiors. Elsewhere, the Fly Fishing Vest is destined for maritime activities, celebrating John Barbour’s initial outlet. Palace and Barbour dress your dog in the latter’s dry waxed cotton coat, allowing you to match during alfresco walks. Nylon bucket hats with gilded accents complete the collection.⁠
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Expect the collection to drop beginning October 27.⁠
Photo: Palace/Barbour"

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NOT JUST A LABEL on Instagram: "Shop your Greens: Our special curation presenting shades of green will make sure you transcend the classic eat your greens and have just the right daily amount. Whether you’re into Emerald, Lime, Pistachio or Pine, our NJAL Designers have created it all. From @cravo.studios highly trendy checkered knits, and @mardo._ edgy tailored leather, to @hieronymus.world quirky Blob Bags, our NJAL Shop has your green piece of choice."

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Adobe Photoshop on Instagram: "With simple text prompts and Generative Fill in Adobe Photoshop, you can take your creativity to new places.

@joelwood.photography AD"

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AnOther Magazine on Instagram: "Designer @rickowensonline and photographer @daniellelevitt first worked together to document Owens’ landmark Spring/Summer 2014 show, Vicious. "I loved how she was attracted to tribes, documenting people who have found a common ground and come together to create a family," says Owens 🖤⁠
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To mark the release of their new @rizzolibooks title, Owens and Levitt (joined briefly by Owens’ wife @lalamichmich) sat down to chat with @mad.e.leiner to reminisce on how they first met, and how their relationship has grown since. Read the conversation at the link in bio 📲⁠
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📸 More Rick Owens by Danielle Levitt. Photography by Danielle Levitt © OWENSCORP⁠
1. Rick Owens and Danielle Levitt, S/S23 Edfu women's show, backstage⁠
2. Coco and Michèle Lamy, A/W22 Strobe women's show, backstage⁠
3. Luise, S/S23 Edfu women's show, backstage ⁠
4. Nyawargak, A/W21 Gethsemane women's show, backstage ⁠
6. Tyrobe, S/S20 Tecuatl men's show. Sam, F/W20 Performa men's show⁠
7. Hakima, S/S20 Tecuatl women's"

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Robbie Spencer on Instagram: "A Vivienne Westwood tribute for @moreorlessmag 

@alysclh and @lauraclossick shot by @mariliandre hair @soichiinagaki make-up @vass_theotokis nails @yuikaaanails casting @ben_grimes_casting set @hellakeck production @block.productions styling assistants @isabella.damazio @jmsmddltn @kaitotkuc @graceth thank you @mrstevenphilip @alexanderfury @viviennewestwood @jaimeperlman"

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[𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗪𝗔𝗡] on Instagram: "𝗙𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗙𝗜𝗧𝗦 𝗥𝗢𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 🌀 @whoismero
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➤ follow @whoismero
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❝ 𝗶𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗶𝘁, 𝘄𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗶𝘁 ❞
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#menstreetstyle #capcutedit #trendfashion #fashiontransition #menswear #mensfashion
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Mens outfits, fashion edit ideas, trending audio, mens fashion trend, capcut edit, autumn outfit inspo"

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Robbie Spencer on Instagram: "A Vivienne Westwood tribute for @moreorlessmag 

@alysclh and @lucabiggs shot by @mariliandre hair @soichiinagaki make-up @vass_theotokis nails @yuikaaanails casting @ben_grimes_casting set @hellakeck production @block.productions styling assistants @isabella.damazio @jmsmddltn @kaitotkuc @graceth thank you @mrstevenphilip @alexanderfury @viviennewestwood @jaimeperlman"

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Robbie Spencer on Instagram: "A Vivienne Westwood tribute for @moreorlessmag 

@lauraclossick shot by @mariliandre 
hair @soichiinagaki make-up @vass_theotokis nails @yuikaaanails casting @ben_grimes_casting set @hellakeck production @block.productions styling assistants @isabella.damazio @jmsmddltn @kaitotkuc @graceth 
thank you @mrstevenphilip 
@alexanderfury @viviennewestwood @jaimeperlman"

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THE FACE on Instagram: "Seven days of very urgent fashion news 🗞open wide…⁠
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1) @puma and @pleasures have just announced the second instalment of their collab, available to shop from 21st October⁠
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2) From Kate Moss as Tinkerbell to the catsuit Beyonce wore in Black is King, @disney are putting up all these pieces up for auction to celebrate their 100th birthday ⁠
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3) @loewe releases the third instalment of its collab with @swissworld_ sportswear aficionados On with a brand new trainer⁠
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4) @stoneisland_official releases a 20-piece capsule collection with @doverstreetmarket primed for winter ⁠
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5) @drmartensofficial partners with @denimtears for a collection that celebrates the cultural legacy of the Windrush generation⁠
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6) Young Welsh designer @adamjones.studio looks to “to the simpler times in working class Britain’s past” for his latest collection⁠
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7) @converse_london and @phaidonpress have teamed up to create the aptly-titled Skateboard, a hefty book exploring the history and evolution of skateboard design⁠
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8) @carharttwip_uk just dropped it’s moody AW23 campaign, shot on a remote island off the coast of England⁠
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9) palace links up with @wedgewood to create teapots, plates, cups and saucers. Taking your dinner parties to a whole new level"

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Maison Margiela on Instagram: "For the Spring-Summer 2024 Co-Ed Collection, Maison Margiela stages a search for individual truth reflected in the generational adaptation of an inherited wardrobe. Evoking the memory of one age through the radical eyes of the next, Creative Director John Galliano triggers a chemical reaction between eras and attitudes founded in a flashback narrative imagined within the Maison’s ongoing chronicle of the characters Count and Hen.
 
Look 12.
Smoke silk dégradé fabric plumage dress. Clear binliner woven conical hat, dove grey lambskin opera gloves, white silk-cotton knee-high ribbon socks, bianchetto leather and linen Tabi bourgeoise spectator pumps, and a pied-de-poule-printed canvas fortune cookie bag with leather Rorschach dotting encased in a dove grey tulle illusion carrier bag.
Model @agellyva
 
Look 13.
Recicla ivory jersey poverina t-shirt spliced from an undershirt and a mid-century dress worn with a smoke silk dégradé fabric plumage skirt. Carton conical hat, dove grey lambskin opera gloves, white silk-cotton knee-high ribbon socks, white and bianchetto leather and linen Tabi bourgeoise spectator pumps, and a pied-de-poule-printed canvas cylinder bag with leather Rorschach dotting encased in a slate tulle illusion carrier bag.
Model @ondriahardinofficial
 
Look 14.
Ivory poverina t-shirt spliced from an undergarment and a mid-century dress and applied with pressage worn with an anthracite fil-coupé fabric plumage skirt with a black lacquered bow. Carton conical hat, mushroom grey leather opera gloves, white silk-cotton knee-high ribbon socks, and black leather and bianchetto linen Tabi monster sling-backs.
Model Vincent Wagner"

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ERDEM on Instagram: "The #ERDEMAW23 pieced remnant ivory halter-neck dress in the October issue of @silhouette.magazine.
 
Photography @amelieambroise
Styling @gaellebon1
Beauty @veronica.liccardi  
Model @dear.ratner

#ERDEM"

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MIKE AMIRI on Instagram: "Introducing @theamiriprize 2023 Finalists:

@abdel.el.tayeb
@weardorianwho
@thewumanbrand
@gracelingofficial 
@advisry
@mr_liligong
@lukewarmpeople
@lukhanyomdingi
@anonlychild"

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2,446 likes, 40 comments - mikeamiri on October 15, 2023: "Introducing @theamiriprize 2023 Finalists:

@abdel.el.tayeb
@weardorianwho
@thewumanbrand
@gracel..."

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AnOther Magazine on Instagram: "Happy birthday to the two-time Another Man cover star, and recent star of Passages, Ben Whishaw 💛⁠
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“Being romantic is sometimes given a bad press,” the actor said in @another_man's A/W18 issue. “Like it’s a fake thing, or an idle, dreamy perspective on something. People need more than just the humdrum ... people need other things to be fed.”⁠
⁠
Revisit the interview at the link in bio 📲⁠
⁠
Images taken from the Spring/Summer 2007 issue of Another Man ⏮️⁠
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Photography by @nick_knight⁠
Styling by @alistermackie⁠
Hair by @sammcknight1⁠
Make-up by @petros_petrohilos"

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Black Comme des Garçons AW23 third delivery now available at Dover Street Market. Ground Floor.⁠
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@black_commedesgarcons⁠
@commedesgarcons

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "Pharrell Williams (@pharrell) has been part of the global cultural consciousness for the better part of two decades as a rapper, songwriter and music producer. But earlier this year, when he was named men’s creative director for Louis Vuitton, his career took on a whole new trajectory.

This week on The BoF Podcast, Williams joins BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed to discuss his new vision for luxury at Louis Vuitton as part of a BoF 500 cover story, examining his journey into the luxury industry, his vision for Louis Vuitton and how he is thinking about stepping into the shoes of his predecessor Virgil Abloh.

“He has giant shoes for one to try to fill. But that’s not what I’m here to do,” Williams told Amed on the podcast. “I’m not here to fill my brother’s shoes. My brother’s shoes are his shoes. And the steps that he took are his steps. And I would never want to get in the way of that.”

🎙️ Listen to the full episode, or download wherever you get your podcasts. #linkinbio

✍️ @imranamed
📷 @leacolombo

#BoFPodcast"

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Moncler on Instagram: "Red, white, and new.

@garycard’s playfully-puffed explorer sculpture finds a human connection, dressed in the Fusine jacket from the new Moncler x @adidasoriginals collection.

See the full collection at moncler.com. 

#MONCLERADIDASORIGINALS 
#MONCLERGENIUS"

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@garycard’s playfully-puffed explorer sculpture finds a human connection,..."

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Wonderland on Instagram: "“There was a time in the past when I felt lost and directionless. I wanted to gradually climb out of that phase and understand myself better. Beyond just the music itself – the attitude, the expression, and the colour presented in the entire album signifies a new ‘me.'”
 
Chinese singer, heart throb and @louisvuitton house ambassador, @jacksonwang852g7 always effortlessly navigates those moments of "feeling lost and directionless." And his 2022 album, MAGIC MAN, sees him finding tranquility; culminating in a body of work sonically showcasing that him – and his fans – can be the ultimate form of themselves. Now, as our global cover star, we see him ascending to the international stage again with his newest single "Cheetah", teasing the looming release of his highly-anticipated follow up album: MAGIC MAN 2. Pre-order the issue now at wonderlandshop.com 
 
@jacksonwang852g7 wears @louisvuitton
 
#JacksonWangXWonderland
 
@wonderland.china
 
Editor In Chief @vicky_yincy
Editorial Director @vic0407tao
Deputy Editorial Director @xuefei_teng
Photography @chenman
Fashion @henry_sanhko
Interview DQ Zhao
Words LX
Editor @henry_sanhko
Celebrity Editor @renard0916
Editor Assistant @kkkkkikili
Makeup @tommyzhao1992
Hair  @zhang_c_j at MQstudio
Production Director BoPan
Set design Youngz_yz
Set design Assistant Tong Tong 
Hand Painting Xinye X
Fashion Assistants Kiki Li, Yogamo"

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Feng Chen Wang on Instagram: "The UGG x Feng Chen Wang 2 in 1  Convertible Jacket allows for multi-season wear with its removable Gilet"

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BIAAF on Instagram: "Registration is open until the 15th of december. See you in the future!

El registro está abierto hasta el 15 de diciembre. Nos vemos en el futuro!

Erregistroa zabalik dago abenduaren 15era arte. Etorkizunean ikusiko dugu elkar!"

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219 likes, 7 comments - biaafbilbao on October 11, 2023: "Registration is open until the 15th of december. See you in the future!

El registro está abiert..."

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "At the Boss runway show in Milan last month, models stomped through a futuristic office clad in deconstructed pinstripes, power-shouldered mob coats and waist-cinching pencil skirts.

But while the collection was a vision of next-generation “corpcore,” perhaps the most modern element was a trio of limited-edition jackets made using a new fibre designed to replace polyester and other oil-based materials.

The products — two trench coats (pictured) and a bomber jacket — are the latest experiment in a long-term strategic partnership between Boss-parent Hugo Boss and HeiQ AeoniQ, a material innovation business that has engineered a cellulose-based yarn it says is endlessly recyclable, biodegradable and able to compete with fossil-fuelled textiles on performance.

Despite growing investment in buzzy material innovations, most are still years away from reaching the kind of scale that would allow them to compete with polyester’s low prices while matching its technical capabilities. 

Exactly how the industry addresses this challenge is a question of growing concern, as the tension between brands’ high-profile commitments to curb their environmental impact and ongoing reliance on oil-based plastic fibres — a group of materials whose path to dominance has fuelled the explosive growth of cheap, disposable fashion — faces mounting scrutiny.

Read the full report in our #linkinbio.

✍️ @sarahkentnews
📷 Boss"

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Forget viral stunts (much like #BellaHadid's @Coperni spray-on dress from Spring/Summer 2023) thi...

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FEAR OF GOD on Instagram: "sampha for collection 8 by @officemagazinenyc"

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7,266 likes, 21 comments - fearofgod on October 10, 2023: "sampha for collection 8 by @officemagazinenyc"

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Jane How on Instagram: "@selfservicemagazine 
@blissschapman photographed by @johnnydufort 
Art direction by 
@ezrapetronio and @lanapetrusevych 
Hair @garygillhair 
Make up @hiromi_ueda 
Casting @julialangecasting 
Styling assistants
@katiemshaw__ 
@donnikaa
@mejataserud"

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jane_how on October 11, 2023: "@selfservicemagazine 
@blissschapman photographed by @johnnydufort 
Art direction by 
@ezrapetron..."

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Dries Van Noten on Instagram: "Dries Van Noten and Beauty Papers celebrate a creative collaboration in the new issue of the magazine.

Lensed by photographer Paolo Roversi, the imagery encapsulates the beauty of Dries Van Noten, playfully highlighted by Lucy Bridge’s make up, and styled by Nancy Rohde with archive looks.

Photography: @Roversi
Make up: @LucyJBridge
Hair: @EugeneSouleiman
Stylist: @Nancy_Rohde
Casting: @JuliaLangeCasting
Model: @GretaElisaHofer
Video: @BeautyPapersMag

The magazine will be available in Dries Van Noten stores in Antwerp, Los Angeles, Paris and on beautypapers.com

#DriesVanNoten #DVNBeauty #BeautyPapers"

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3,218 likes, 17 comments - driesvannoten on October 10, 2023: "Dries Van Noten and Beauty Papers celebrate a creative collaboration in the new issue of the maga..."

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AnOther Magazine on Instagram: "“The title of the exhibition refers to a woman who was so curious that she was punished, by sleeping for hundreds of years,” @carlijnjacobs says of Sleeping Beauty, on show now at @foam_amsterdam. “It’s similar to the Adam and Eve story. But this is a celebration of transformation and curiosity” ✨⁠
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Sleeping Beauty celebrates the transformational potential of fashion and beauty. From geisha make-up to Venetian carnival masks, Jacobs is interested in the ability to change shape and form through dressing up. At the link in bio, @emilycsteer speaks with Jacobs about AI, identity, and letting viewers enter her world 📲⁠
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📸 Sleeping Beauty by Carlijn Jacobs. © @carlijnjacobs"

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Moncler on Instagram: "Further, together. Moncler x @adidasoriginals synchronizes unique energies to create Genius.

Pufferized, primary-hued, and poppered. Tricolored, triple-striped, Trefoiled. And ready to take the modern explorer from summit to city.

Explore the collection now on moncler.com. 

#MONCLERADIDASORIGINALS 
#MONCLERGENIUS"

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3,710 likes, 19 comments - moncler on October 8, 2023: "Further, together. Moncler x @adidasoriginals synchronizes unique energies to create Genius.

Puf..."

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COMME.shot on Instagram: "BLACK COMME des GARÇONS, AW23. Photograph by Koji Taniwaki for Maps magazine, Issue 185, Oct 2023.

Photograph: Koji Taniwaki @koji_taniwaki_photography 
Styling: Masahiro Hiramatsu @masahiro_hiramatsu
Hair & makeup: Takahiro Okada @takaokada
Model: Yuki Ando @_anyu.30_

#commedesgarcons #CDG #CDGBLACK #commedesgarconsblack #COMMEshot @commedesgarcons @comme.shot @mapsworld_kr"

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "@Nike’s virtual studio is getting physical.

The sneaker behemoth announced the first physical product to come out of .Swoosh, the digital-goods platform it introduced late last year. It’s a black-and-white, low-top version of Nike’s Air Force 1 with .Swoosh branding and details, dubbed the TINAJ, as in “This Is Not a JPEG,” a slogan that also appears on the shoe.

When it drops in Nike’s SNKRS app on Oct. 20, instead of having to compete against countless shoppers and bots, only those who previously purchased and virtually unboxed one of the digital Our Force 1s Nike released earlier this year will have the chance to purchase it. Nike hasn’t said exactly how many people that amounts to, but nearly 53,000 .Swoosh members bought at least one of the tokens when they first went on sale.

How valuable a prize members will consider it remains to be seen, given a minimal Air Force 1 isn’t the sort of hyped shoe that hordes of customers clamour to get. And it’s not Nike’s first time granting exclusive access to a shoe, though it typically uses factors like a shopper’s location, activity in SNKRS and earlier purchase attempts. 

Read the full story in our #linkinbio 

✍️ @marcbain_
📷 Nike

#FashionTechnology"

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British Fashion Council on Instagram: "Introducing the REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion zine!

Created by a tandem of creative visionaries, editor @hollyshackleton and art director @stefan_abrahams in collaboration with the exhibition guest curator, @sarahmower MBE, the journal dives into the minds of the generations designers that have been part of NEWGEN for the past 30 years. 

The zine captures the exceptional creativity portrayed at the landmark exhibition at the @designmuseum sponsored by @AlexanderMcQueen, guest curated by Sarah Mower MBE, highlighting BFC NEWGEN illustrious history and alumni.

Get your tickets now!"

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Created by a tandem of creative visionar..."

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RED•EYE Metazine on Instagram: "𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗜𝗦𝗧’𝗦 𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡: TUI REMIX - Rotate 90 degrees
Visual Bird Sound
New Zealand 🇳🇿 South Island .
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Artwork by @andythomasartist

#REDEYE #REDEYEmetazine #artistsvision #AndyThomasArtist #birdsofinstagram #birdsounds #birdsongs #visualsound #digitalart #digitalartist"

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DEVOTION TNT IS A LIMITED EDITION T-SHIRT AND TURBAN SET CREATED BY CATHERINE BABA, PRODUCED BY OWENSCORP USING ORGANIC COTTON, AND FEATURING LOGO ARTWORK BY NEW YORK ARTIST CONNIE GIRL FLEMING. TH...

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Vogue Business on Instagram: "Get ready, luxury fashion is heading to the moon. @Prada today announced a surprising partnership with commercial space company Axiom Space to design the spacesuits for @NASA’s 2025 Artemis III mission, which will be the first crewed lunar landing since 1972 — and the first time a woman has landed on the moon, with Christina Hammock Koch part of the crew. Fashion has the opportunity to get ahead of the second space revolution beyond a design standpoint, by investing more in technical materials and performance wear that can deliver on the practical necessities involved in space exploration. As space becomes the new luxury, designing a spacesuit that is desirable for potential high-net-worth tourists may become more important. Will luxury customers wear them next? Head to the link in our bio to find out more."

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Nick Knight. CBE . on Instagram: "Would you believe the inspiration for the set of  Fashion Radio began with not just David Bowie’s groundbreaking ‘Station To Station’ but, more specifically, its album cover?

The sound of the artist’s 10th studio album may not be directly influenced by any alien activities. However, its cover art tells a different story as its image is a direct still from Nicolas Roeg’s film ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth,’ where Bowie, the protagonist, plays an alien called Jerome Newton.

Bowie was a well-known lover of sci-fi (after all, his first hit single was called Space Oddity). Couple this with the star’s shape-shifting aesthetic and his character Newton’s subterranean space; the design of the Fashion Radio booth starts to look uncannily familiar. Throw in SHOWstudio’s fashion stamp of approval, and you’re good to go.

Listen to Fashion Radio Podcast now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts."

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DSMNY on Instagram: "noir kei ninomiya SS24 @noirkeininomiya⁠
 ⁠
"Black and white, from darkness to light." ⁠
 ⁠
Makeup @amazing_jiro ⁠
Hair @lukemiyazaki ⁠
Music @hsgwhks"

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732 likes, 4 comments - doverstreetmarketnewyork on October 2, 2023: "noir kei ninomiya SS24 @noirkeininomiya⁠
 ⁠
"Black and white, from darkness to light." ⁠
 �..."

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Inside-a-ginger on Instagram: "Recreation of a paper Portrait collage composition I made some days ago."

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448 likes, 14 comments - inside_a_ginger on October 2, 2023: "Recreation of a paper Portrait collage composition I made some days ago."

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Kim Hamburg on Instagram: "Against The Backdrop
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Analog mixed media collage, 9x12”
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#contemporaryart #modernfigurative  1. #artwork
2. #artoftheday
3. #artgallery
4. #artlovers
5. #artlife
6. #contemporaryart
7. #instaart
8. #artistic
9. #artcollector
10. #artworld #minute16"

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591 likes, 12 comments - gluepaperscissors_ on October 1, 2023: "Against The Backdrop
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Analog mixed media collage, 9x12”
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#contemporaryart #modernfig..."

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Paris Collage Collective on Instagram: "creative challenge week 39/2023
@nancypiraux
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#collagechallenge #artchallenge #creativechallenge #collageartoninstagram #collageinspiration"

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pariscollagecollective on October 1, 2023: "creative challenge week 39/2023
@nancypiraux
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#collagechallenge #artchallenge #creativecha..."

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744 likes, 7 comments - melittabaumeister on October 1, 2023

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RICK OWENS ONLINE on Instagram: "SS24 LIDO WOMEN’S #RICKOWENS #RICKOWENSONLINE #RICKOWENSSS24"

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13K likes, 74 comments - rickowensonline on October 1, 2023: "SS24 LIDO WOMEN’S #RICKOWENS #RICKOWENSONLINE #RICKOWENSSS24"

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As you know I love vintage. It’s my love. It’s my passion, but I had some modern magazines ar...

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m on Instagram: "If you have a scanner available, you should totally try this one! Which one did you like the best? 1, 2 or 3?
There's something about the first one that I love so much
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.@canonusa
#graphicdesignprocess #scanner #posterdesigncommunity #femalegraphicdesigner"

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146K likes, 351 comments - regular_another on September 19, 2023: "If you have a scanner available, you should totally try this one! Which one did you like the best..."

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AnOther Magazine on Instagram: "Shocks of vibrant colour and scatterings of gem embellishments at Rei Kawakubo’s @commedesgarcons Spring/Summer 2024 show in Paris 💥

“As you know, I don’t like talking about my work,” Kawakubo told Susannah Frankel for AnOther’s Autumn/Winter 2023 issue. “I want people only to look at the clothes and feel something.” Revisit the interview at the link in bio 📲 

🎥 by @susannahfrankel and @katieshillingford"

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1,108 likes, 25 comments - anothermagazine on September 30, 2023: "Shocks of vibrant colour and scatterings of gem embellishments at Rei Kawakubo’s @commedesgarco..."

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "Hi this is @imranamed, welcome to my new weekly briefing for The Business of Fashion out each Saturday.

Each year, our team compiles The BoF 500, the definitive index of the people shaping the global fashion industry, from the bottom up. We gather as many inputs as we can — from existing BoF 500 members, from our editorial team and from well-placed sources, then whittle it down to 100 new entrants to add to this global community.

It’s perhaps to be expected that 24 of our new entries this year are based in the United States, still the world’s largest consumer market and where much of the business of fashion takes place.

The UK, known around the world for its buzzy creative scene, is well represented this year with 14 names.

Paris’ enduring dominance in the luxury sector is underscored by the 13 new entrants who are based there — a growing number of whom are not French.

China closes out the top four nations represented in the BoF 500 Class of 2023, with 9 percent of this year’s new entrants.

The rising importance of emerging fashion hubs is also reflected in the BoF 500 Class of 2023. South Korea (four entrants ), Nigeria (four entrants), United Arab Emirates (four entrants) and Thailand (three entrants) all make a strong showing.

I hope you will take time to explore all of our new BoF 500 members — and that you will follow along on Saturday as they are inducted into The BoF 500 community at our annual gala. #linkinbio"

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𝚄𝚗𝚒𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚖 𝙳𝚒𝚜𝚙𝚕𝚊𝚢 on Instagram: "𝚄𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚏𝚎𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚍 𝚜𝚝𝚢𝚕𝚎.
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#uniformdisplay #londonstreetstyle #autumnoutfits"

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13K likes, 64 comments - uniformdisplay on September 27, 2023: "𝚄𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚏𝚎𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚍 𝚜𝚝𝚢𝚕𝚎.
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#uniformdisplay #londonstr..."

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THE LAST ARTIST EVER on Instagram: "Artwork By @larazankoul"

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4,734 likes, 24 comments - thelastartistever on September 7, 2023: "Artwork By @larazankoul"

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Barbara Chira on Instagram: ""Psychedelic"

This short clip of an unfinished video was made by my new alternate persona, @lucky_spe11, in response to the daily theme challenge of "psychedelic" by the @joinwhirl app (aka AI Art Community on Discord).

Please join us at @lucky_spe11 for some upcoming fun adventures!

This video was powered by Midjourney, RunwayML, @pika_labs, Voicemaker, Internet Archives (Strawberry Fields by The Beatles), and VideoLeap."

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27 likes, 2 comments - barbara.chira.ai.art on September 28, 2023: ""Psychedelic"

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "The tech world isn’t giving up on its quest to get people to wear computers on their faces.

At #Meta’s annual conference on virtual and augmented reality — and now AI — the tech giant and Ray-Ban announced the second generation of their smart glasses, called the Ray-Ban Meta. They come roughly two years after the companies introduced their collaboration with the first-generation Ray-Ban Stories, which took Ray-Ban’s staple Wayfarer and embedded cameras and speakers into the frame, letting users take pictures and video, listen to audio and make calls.

The new product is more update than reinvention. Maybe the most interesting new feature is the ability to live stream directly to Instagram and Facebook, which could be attractive to creators and influencers looking to make hands-free live streams.

Read more on whether the the next generation of Meta’s and Ray-Ban’s collaborative smart glasses are enough to make smart glasses happen. #linkinbio

✍️ @marcbain_
📷 Meta, Ray-Ban"

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908 likes, 11 comments - bof on September 28, 2023: "The tech world isn’t giving up on its quest to get people to wear computers on their faces.

At..."

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Kim Hamburg on Instagram: "He Drives A Fast Car
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Analog mixed media portrait, collage on paper, measures 11 x 14” #ArtAndDesign #PortraitArt #PortraitCOLLAGE #ContemporaryPortrait, #contemporaryartworkonpaper #CollagedLouis, #edinburghcollagecollective #Minute16 #EveryDayArt #GalleryArt #ArtCurator #curatedartwork 

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1,665 likes, 36 comments - gluepaperscissors_ on September 25, 2023: "He Drives A Fast Car
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Joyce Charat on Instagram: "New work in NYC. ✨
Fun fact @kharmaschild and I worked together for the first time when we both started our carreers back in 2017 and have been creating magic ever since. Love you 💙❤️‍🔥
Photographer @joycevisuals 
Model/MUA @kharmaschild 
Styling @dobs_ny 
Photo assistants @lcassotmedia @gabesuazo 

@nikonusa #nikoncreators
@profoto #sharethelight"

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Robbie Spencer on Instagram: "@anothermagazine Autumn/Winter 2023 

@kristen_mcmenamy shot by @drewvickers
hair @olivierschawalder make-up @thomasdekluyver manicure @the.fingersofgod set @samuel.overs casting @rachel_chandler @midlandagency production @roscoproduction @artpartner
styling assistants @isabella.damazio @jmsmddltn"

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Matty Bovan on Instagram: "#ad - Coming together with Tanqueray No. TEN felt like a natural fit to mark my new collection “XV”. My work is a labour of love and ultimately an extension of myself. Each piece is an ode to craftsmanship, pushing my creativity further. Just as I pour my heart into my designs, Tanqueray No. TEN distillers infuse passion into each bottle. #drinkresponsibly"

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203 likes, 10 comments - a.mlcl on September 27, 2023: "Giro giro tondo

#collage #collageart #art #instacollage #decollage
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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "It’s only a wonder that, in her trawl through feminist history during her seven years at Dior, it’s taken Maria Grazia Chiuri so long to get round to witches. They are, after all, ur-feminist icons, and their presence could be felt in the occult symbology that decorated coats and skirts in the collection she showed on Tuesday.

But the witch was less obvious on the catwalk than La Parisienne, the formidably seductive 19th-century prototype of the woman lauded in the international bestseller “How to be Parisian.” La Parisienne was a complex creature, blessed with beauty, touched by scandal, and mysteriously, financially independent. Her self-reliance made her a less ambiguous cipher for Chiuri’s latest consciousness-raising exercise than a witch, and her louche, lacy 19th century-ish confections added a fillip to the show.

But not half as much as guest artist Elena Bellantoni, who managed to use the platform given to her by Chiuri to mount an assault on late-stage capitalism and its pernicious impact on women.

Read for the full review by Tim Blanks for Day 2 at Paris Fashion Week in our #linkinbio.

✍️ @timblanks
📷 Spotlight/Launchmetrics"

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Sutapa on Instagram: "Reconstruct 

Some more mixed media experiments! 

Assets
Images via Pexels 

Fonts - Neue Haas Grotesk by Christian Schwartz via Adobe fonts 

@blkmarket illustrations 
@doronstudio textures"

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Assets
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1,189 likes, 55 comments - a.mlcl on September 26, 2023: "Strada

Collage analogico su copertina di libro 

#collage #collageart #art #instacollage #decoll..."

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ΛCROИYM® on Instagram: "J120K-GTPL … 🔉: @inwng … 📷: @phillip_koll … 🦾: @anton.soeffing"

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NOT JUST A LABEL on Instagram: "Discover just #NJALScouted Ziyu Ma, Black Sheep Designer working with abstract print, out of this world silhouettes and personal stories and questions. Her latest collection “Insignificance of Humans”  investigates  the Superstring Theory -an attempt to explain all of the particles and fundamental forces of nature in one single theory - and sets out to explore all possible forms in the universe. Intricate and irregular prints and structures are created, inspired by concepts such as wormholes, distortion and split universes, in a collection that delves into the unknown and the unseen. Discover thousands of designers expressing themselves through their collections in our Virtual Showroom. Link in bio. 

@taroooooo_99"

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "At September 2023′s Milan womenswear week, big-brand moments like designer Sabato de Sarno’s Gucci debut, Peter Hawking’s Tom Ford and Prada (where not just one, but two star creative directors have shared the throne since 2020) have continued to dominate the agenda.⁠
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Still, there are signs of younger Milanese labels gaining traction. Upstarts like LVMH Prize-winner Setchu and Magliano are increasingly grabbing the spotlight, as the Attico, Del Core and Sunnei pass new milestones. But with so many kings in so many castles, the Milan scene has a highly territorial reputation.⁠
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“People like knowing that there’s a real product, a real business behind these brands,” Carlo Capasa, president of @milanfashionweek said. “Some in the market are tired of getting excited about a brand that knows how to sell the dream but never turns it into something real.”⁠
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Read the full story by BoF's Robert Williams. #linkinbio⁠
⁠
📷️ @setchu.official @magliano.insta @theattico @delcoreofficial @sunnei

#MFW #FashionWeek"

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Inside-a-ginger on Instagram: "Work in Progress"

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Wallpaper* on Instagram: "A behind-the-scenes look at our latest womenswear shoot with Fashion Director @jasonhughesinfo and photographer @valentin_hennequin. ⁠
⁠
This issue we explore women's outerwear; from the runway to reality. Captured in the fashion capital, Paris. ⁠
⁠
Looks include @MaxMara, @Givenchy, @Ferragamo and more⁠.
⁠
See more details at the link in bio or in Wallpaper's October issue, on newsstands now. ⁠
⁠
Model: Clea Beuret @clea_brt at @womenagency_. 
Casting: Ikki Casting at @the_art_board. 
Hair: Tosh at @streetersagency 
Make-up: Tiziana Raimondo at @HomeAgency using Byredo.
Photography assistant: @gregpths
Fashion assistant: @sabrinaleina_
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📷️: @valentin_hennequin⁠
🎥: @sjordahn / @jasonhughesinfo⁠
🖋️: @jackbenjaminmoss⁠
⁠
#wallpapermagazine #fashionstory #womenswearfashion #fashioneditorial #fashionphotography #aw2023 #fashiontrends #winterfashion #wintercoats #maxmara #givenchy #ferragamo #paris #locationshoot ⁠
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ISSEY MIYAKE on Instagram: "ISSEY MIYAKE will present its SPRING SUMMER 2024 COLLECTION in Paris on Friday, September 29 at 1:00 PM Paris time. The collection will be live-streamed on isseymiyake.com and the brand’s official instagram.

ISSEY MIYAKEは9月29日（金）20:00（日本時間）に、2024年春夏コレクションをパリで発表し、当サイトおよびインスタグラムの公式アカウントでライブ配信を行います。

#isseymiyake"

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Melitta Baumeister on Instagram: "Spring Summer 2024 Presentation
@melittabaumeister 
#NYFW

Thank you so much to everyone involved in making this happen!

MB team:
@mi.hau
@_larissa.falk_
@ha919_ans
@yadelcarmen__
@voidsnotholes
@@krutakova_
@morgane_lanoue
@_zth_1
@kokstum

Hair: @chika_nishiyama
Make up: @jonathanwumua

Models:
@nancyozelli
@mynameismoze
@chelsea.g
@iampruwuitwilliams
@chelsea.g
@katlynlizzio
@west_african_babe
@mindyyymiao
@x.nesty
@sliminbrooklyn

Special thanks to:
@ladyjanegreyford
@oykubastas @temir_furkan
@wadeandleta @wadejeffree @letasobierajski
@vxmedia.nyc , @vxmedia.production
@instagram @jennagott"

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melittabaumeister on September 21, 2023: "Spring Summer 2024 Presentation
@melittabaumeister 
#NYFW

Thank you so much to everyone involved..."

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HYPEBEAST Style on Instagram: "In partnership with Le Gallerie degli Uffizi, @ferragamo unveils its new Fall/Winter 2023 campaign interspersed with Italian Renaissance paintings.

Marrying the overstated elegance and finery of the new season collection with the classical symbols of the masterpieces, the campaign lookbook confidently blurs the lines of fashion and art as two creative disciplines. Taking a closer look at the garments, Fall 2023 sees creative director @_maximiliandavis_ craft a range of highly sculpted dresses, draped trench coats and sharply tailored suits in his signature palette of deep red, greys and metallic hues with new leopard prints.

Explore the new collection and accompanying campaign on hypebeast.com now #FerragamoNewRenaissance #FerragamoFW23 #sponsored"

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Valentina Cozzi on Instagram: "“…L'amore vero è cosí:
non ha nessuno scopo e nessuna ragione, e non si sottomette a nessun potere
fuorché alla grazia umana…» 

Elsa Morante

#poesiaitaliana #letteratura #collage
#collage_guide #collagista  #c_expo 
#cutandpaste #papercollage #collagestash #annuallage
#c_expo #thecollagearte
#thecollageempire
#collageart #wildercollage
#collageartist #collagebywoman
#collagewave#supportcollageartists
#thecollagetemple
#drimspace#collagecreatives
#analogcollage #analogart #collageartist #froth_art
#collageclub #handcutcollage
#collage_creative #collage_art
#collagelifestyle #collagenen"

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non ha nessuno scopo e nessuna ragione, e non si sottomette a nessun..."

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "This #LondonFashionWeek, British musician Skepta relaunched his fashion label, Mains, with a buzzy tennis-themed catwalk presentation where Stormzy, Louis Theroux and Naomi Campbell all sat front row. But the operator behind the show wasn’t a publicity giant; instead, the rapper chose a small, homegrown business founded by South London-native Daisy Hoppen (@daisy_hoppen). 
⁠
With DH-PR (@dhpr_london), Hoppen has built an agency that has long represented key creatives from the London fashion scene — from Harris Reed and Simone Rocha to Molly Goddard and Rejina Pyo — and beyond, known for its personal touch with clients and garnering cachet beyond the realms of luxury fashion.⁠
⁠
To be sure, the business is small. But it’s growing: since the pandemic, the company has doubled its revenue to hit the £1 million ($1.2 million) mark last year, and today employs 17 full-time staff members. Plus, DH-PR has always been profitable, even during the pandemic, Hoppen said — a rarity for a small PR business.⁠
⁠
Read more on how she is evolving her approach as she navigates a more challenging and competitive PR landscape. #linkinbio ⁠
⁠
✍️ @tamisonoconnor⁠
📷 Indigital | Sølve Sundsbø⁠
⁠
#FashionWeek"

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "Chioma Nnadi (@nnadibynature) has been named head of editorial content at British Vogue, owner Condé Nast announced today, confirming months of industry chatter. The move comes as Edward Enninful, European editorial director of Vogue and editor-in-chief of British Vogue, prepares to transition to a global advisory role.

In recent years, as Condé Nast has eliminated editor-in-chief roles at most of Vogue’s international editions in a push to streamline editorial operations and cut costs, Enninful was the only editor-in-chief to hold onto his position (with the exception of Vogue’s global editorial director Anna Wintour).

Now, Nnadi, a trusted Vogue veteran who has been at the magazine for thirteen years and is currently the editor of Vogue.com, will take his place, aligning British Vogue with the title’s other European editions, where editors-in-chief like Emmanuelle Alt (Vogue Paris) and Emanuele Farneti (Vogue Italia) were exited and replaced by younger, internet-savvy and less expensive editors.

Nnadi “has proven herself adept at speaking to our digital audience and has found ways to extend Vogue’s reach, authority, and influence across all of our platforms,” said Wintour in a statement.

Read more on this appointment. #linkinbio

✍️ @vikramkansara 
📷 Getty"

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Matty Bovan on Instagram: "@theperfectmagazine 🦋💜💜💜💜 
Matty Bovan SS2024 Show @londonfashionweek

Styling: Matty Bovan @babbym 

Creative Consultant: Katie Grand @kegrand

Casting: Anita Bitto @bitton Kesia Magner @kesia.magner Establishment NY @establishmentny

Models: @ashleygraham @preciousleexoxo @richieshazam @lucabiggs @chloeunguyen @chiarabimbatti @norasvenson @elisabettadessy @wwangby @christiemunezero_ @florence.nichols @brandylaa @charleydeansayers @kunz.veronika @ajakdhieu @kiki|_qii7 @marcovarcoe @dahan.phuongoanh @arriish_wol @minnievhadley @jadehsu @coracorre @winnieharlow

Producer: Mandi Lennard @mandilennard

Set Design and Creative Production: MY BEAUTIFUL CITY @mybeautifulcity

Movement Direction: Simon Donnellon @ New School Represents @simon.donnellon @newschoolrepresents

Make Up: Miranda Joyce using Lisa Eldridge @mirandajoyce @streetersagency @lisaeldridgemakeup

Hair: Claire Grech @claire__grech @streetersagency

Nails: Emily Rose Lansley @ The Wall Group @emilyroselansley @thewallgroup

Footwear: GINA @ginashoesofficial

Gloves: Lauren Perrin for Matty Bovan Studio @lauren.perrin @babbym

Bags: Matty Bovan Studio

Hosiery: Tazmin Porter @taz_porter

Leggings: Matty Bovan Studio

Underwear: Calvin Klein @calvinklein

Fragrance: The Sixth by Vyrao @vyraoworld

Music Composition: Hasani @hasanihotsteppa

Event Press Management: Agency Eleven @agencyeleven

Event Managment #melanieashley @agathaconnolly

Matty Bovan Studio Team: @leoprothmann @mylesmansfield @scar_kennedy_

Show Assistance: Jodie Bull, Marius Virag, Maxim O’Sullivan, Momoyo Wada, Moud Aikhemeiri, Wade, Morgan Sinclair, Petra Miklasova, Phoebe Grewal, Sarita Arthur, Stefano Corti, Tilda Fuller"

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The Business of Fashion on Instagram: "With over 300 languages spoken within its city limits — more than any other metropolis — London has cemented its place among the world’s most culturally diverse cities. That fact has boosted London’s reputation not only as a creative hub, but also as a source of inspiration and community for artists across creative industries, from fashion and media to music and art.⁠
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“London has a rich Diaspora culture, and it’s where… you have the opportunity to build a community around you,” says fashion designer Jawara Alleyne (@jawaraalleyne). “London, being such a vast city, gives that space [for] these multiple different cultures that are existing on top of each other and inspiring each other and feeding off of each other.”⁠
⁠
This week on The BoF Podcast, BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed (@imranamed) chats with four exciting Londoners shaping the city’s creative scene.⁠
⁠
Alleyne joins conceptual artist Amber Pinkerton (@ambercashmere), musician Bradley Miller (@cktrl) and Dazed editorial director Kacion Mayers (@kaci0n) to discuss their experiences of living, working and creating in London and to hear their advice for other creatives looking to break in.⁠
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🎙️ Listen to the full episode, or download wherever you get your podcasts. #linkinbio ⁠
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✍️ @imranamed⁠
📷️ @ambercashmere⁠
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#BoFPodcast ⁠"

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This London Fashion Week, British musician Skepta relaunched his fashion label, Mains, with a buzzy tennis-themed catwalk presentation where Stormzy, Louis Theroux and Naomi Campbell all sat front row. But the operator behind the show wasn't a publicity giant; instead, the rapper chose a small, homegrown business founded by South London-native Daisy Hoppen.

With DH-PR, Hoppen has built an agency that has long represented key creatives from the London fashion scene - from Harris Reed and Simone Rocha to Molly Goddard and Rejina Pyo - and beyond, known for its personal touch with clients and garnering cachet beyond the realms of luxury fashion.

To be sure, the business is small. But it's growing: since the pandemic, the company has doubled its revenue to hit the £1 million ($1.2 million) mark last year, and today employs 17 full-time staff members. Plus, DH-PR has always been profitable, even during the pandemic, Hoppen said - a rarity for a small PR business.

Hoppen is now navigating a market that is more competitive than ever. Within the fashion communications space, the largest firms continue to get bigger and bigger, among a quest to become full-service, global powerhouses. Karla Otto-owner The Independents, for example, has recently acquired a string of independent communications and events businesses, and raised $400 million in funding earlier this year to fuel ambitions to double in size by 2025. Others like The Lede Company and Together Group are also bolstering their portfolios through M&A.

That consolidation is only making it harder for the remaining independent agencies to compete. Although Hoppen is happy to stay small for the moment, saying that it allows her and her team to provide more personalised services to the clients she does work with, most of which don't have the budgets to compete with luxury megabrands.

"If you have a really, really clear vision, and the right community and creative network around you, I think it's just as important as a massive marketing spend," Hoppen said.

Since the pandemic, she's evolved DH-PR's business model to prepare for its next chapter, developing new ways to work with clients while also opening up new revenue streams for the business.

After studying mediaeval European history at Leeds University, Hoppen landed a job working for small South London-based jewellery designer Sam Ubhi in the mid-aughts before spending nearly a decade at mainstay fashion PR agencies Purple and Karla Otto. But the pace of the shows began to take its toll, leaving her burnt out and wanting to make a change.

At the time, her father, who was in the photography business, was working on a Tim Walker exhibition and in search of a PR. So, in 2013, she decided to take the plunge and start her own agency, with that as her first gig. She quickly landed Dover Street Market as her second client, splitting her time between doing press for the retailer and the Michael Hoppen Gallery, where the exhibition was staged.

Dover Street Market still remains a client today, and DH-PR retainer clients like Hannah Weiland of Shrimps, Susie Cave of The Vampire's Wife and Molly Goddard have worked with the agency since they first launched their brands. DH-PR's client roster remains tightly curated, to ensure that the firm can service each client to the best of its ability and that there's no cannibalisation within the portfolio, said Hoppen. She added she will not take on a competitor of a brand she works with, and will "politely turn down the majority of business that approaches us" as a result.

"We're in a client service industry, so if you take on a brand, you have to be able to service it right," she said. "It's not hard to find creative people, especially in London, it's not hard to launch a brand either. What's really hard is to sustain a story around the brand."

Danish label Ganni, which has worked with DH-PR for nine years, was drawn to Hoppen's highly personal approach, said the brand's creative director Ditte Reffstrup, a contrast to what larger agencies with huge client rosters could offer.

"At the time, we were mainly a Scandinavian-known brand but had intentions of building an international community. [But] we knew we didn't want to get lost in the templates and generic approach of large agencies," added Ganni co-founder Nicolaj Reffstrup."I was very much about quality over quantity."

During her days at Karla Otto, Hoppen worked with Céline, which was keen to engage with the art world at a time when many clothing brands operated squarely within the fashion sphere. Hoppen saw a real opportunity for her agency to focus on cross-pollination among creative industries, from fashion and art to music, food and interiors. It also helped to differentiate her Rolodex of contacts from other fashion PR agencies.

"I felt that fashion just felt so stuck in its own conversation," said Hoppen. "I wanted to start having other relationships outside of that."

Building differentiated but relevant communities around the brands she worked with was central to her approach. Homewares brand Tekla, which sells organic towels and bedding, started working with Hoppen and her team in 2018, before fashion's pandemic-fuelled interiors obsession. DH-PR understood the brand's ethos of leveraging culture to create product desirability, quickly working to foster connections between the bedding label and relevant members of the fashion, food and arts worlds, said managing director Kristoffer Windall Juhl.

Relationships with people like DJ Louise Chen or chef Frederik Bille Brahe helped the homeware brand tap into more niche networks, while also bolstering its positioning as elevated and design-led.

"[Hoppen and her team] are incredible at having a touch on sort of culture and community in a very meaningful way," he said. "They immediately got that for Tekla, it was not important to be seen with the cool people, but more to have a relevant and diverse group of people around the brand."

As the agency has matured, Hoppen has expanded the firm's remit beyond her stable of long-term retainer clients to take on more "special projects," where DH-PR offers short-term contracts where they support a client during a key moment or new launch. It's an offering that's been particularly appealing to bigger international brands like Prada and Jil Sander, which are able to reach new audiences by tapping into the eclectic network she's amassed over the years, said Hoppen.

"They have phenomenal, strong in-house teams, but they want someone to bring an extra community to an event," she said. "They want us to bring our point of view of what 'fashion squads' look like in London, not just the names that everyone's seen before, but who are the next up-and-coming names."

This move provided a new revenue stream for the company, accounting for about 10 percent of business, Hoppen said. Last year, the company worked on the Serpentine art gallery's annual summer party. It has also staged events for musicians like Florence & The Machine and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

Another new revenue stream for the firm is its talent management division, which counts interior designer and columnist Jermaine Gallacher and principal ballerina Francesca Hayward among its clients.

"Our job role, and our client service, is changing all the time ... you can't pigeonhole yourself, because you need to change with the times," said Hoppen. "I just want us to be useful to people. I want to be small and personal and the best at what we do."

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Are we in the era of peak podcast? Or have we tipped over to the other side-after all Carrie Bradshaw's ficitonal podcast on And Just Like That has come and gone. It certainly feels like there is more than ever to chose from, and sometimes it can be hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. We've tapped our own staff (some of whom even work for our very own podcast) to tell us what has been gripping them. Below, find a guide to Vogue editors' favorite podcasts of the year:

Celebrity memoirs have reached saturation point and now regularly dominate the bestseller list, and I continue to be sucked into a great many of them, particularly on Audible. For practically every starry title, there's also an episode of this podcast from comedians and BFFs Steven Phillips-Horst and Lily Marotta to digest and dissect its confessions. This year, they took on the ur celebrity book: Almost as dishy and wild as inhaling Prince Harry's Spare was listening to CBC's hysterical two-part recap, complete with awesomely bad British accents. - Michelle Ruiz

Earlier this year, I spoke to Jonathan Menjivar, the host of the eight part podcast series Classy, from Audacy's Pineapple Street Media. Menjivar, who lives on the East Coast and considers himself part of the media elite, grew up in a working-class, Latino family in Southern California. His own class mobility made him hyper-aware of the extent to which class touches nearly every aspect of our lives-but also just how uncomfortable it can feel to talk about it. Menjivar's thoughtful personal reflections persist through the awkwardness of class-related conversation. He weaves together interviews with family, friends, former employers, and strangers alike to explore how class shows up in our workplaces, in the food we eat, in the clothes we wear, in military recruitment, and much more. In a time when class divides feel starker than ever, this podcast is a refreshing and educational listen on how to begin the conversation. - Alex Jhamb Burns

It's probably the understatement of the year to say that the Serial team knows how to craft an investigative podcast, but they've definitively recaptured their 2014-era mojo with this series, in which New York Times reporter Kim Barker travels back to her hometown of Laramie, Wyoming, to dig into the 1985 murder of a young woman named Shelli Wiley. Barker relates the story of Wiley's death-which gained new relevance in 2021 when the person arrested for her murder, a former Laramie police officer, had the charges against him dropped-in a way that's gripping without leaning into sensationalized, exploitative territory. (Note: This podcast is best started at the beginning of a long drive, when you have time to get through all of it in one sitting.) - Emma Specter

I hate to admit that I love reality TV shows, but I can't get behind how unrealistic they are. They often center a super young couple who has met for the first time and must choose whether to get married after just a few weeks of knowing each other. Finally, Hang Up brings us a show that is based on the way real people date. Hosted by the witty Zakiya Gibbons, Hang Up is an audio reality dating show that is basically a blind dating game-think Love Is Blind minus the marriage component. In this first season, the show follows Maxine (a name she chose from a character on Living Single), a 26-year-old bartender from Richmond, Virginia. She goes on phone dates ( spicy!) with six potential suitors, and each episode decides who will get the "hang up," meaning being eliminated. At the end of the season, the winning caller can choose to either pursue Maxine and go on an all-expenses-paid vacation with her, or take a thousand dollar cash prize-eek. This is one of the most entertaining podcasts I've listened to. - Chelsea Daniel, audio producer

Technology columnist Kevin Roose's first podcast for The New York Times, Rabbit Hole, was an engrossing, dystopian ride: an examination of how YouTube's insidious recommendation algorithm can make addicts and conspiracy theorists out of seemingly anyone. His new weekly New York Times series Hard Fork, with journalist Casey Newton, offers a brighter, chattier, more optimistic take on the latest doings in tech. But it hits hard too-Roose and Casey are unsparing on the foibles of Elon Musk at Twitter, the downfall of crypto, and they carefully picked apart the debacle of Sydney, Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot that memorably tried to break up Roose's marriage during an hours-long chat session (an encounter that went viral when Roose wrote about it in the Times). I listen to Hard Fork every week and come away informed, amused, and a bit unsettled by the future we're barreling toward. - Taylor Antrim

Girls took the coming-of-age television genre by storm when it debuted in 2012. It offered a Sex and the City-like framework from girls fresh out of their liberal arts colleges, living in Brooklyn (less emphasis on the Manolos and martinis). A lot has changed in the Brooklyn 20-somethings landscape since 2012, but Lena Dunham was on to something, as a Times story noted earlier this year. The HBO Girls Rewatch podcast is hosted by Brooklyn-based comedians Evan Lazarus and Amelia Ritthaler and unpacks each episode of the show with a guest, broken up by silly segments. Lazarus and Ritthaler go deep on the show that, in their words, "made them the insufferable people they are today." - A.J.B

Kaitlin Prest's work has always been self-reflecting and intimate-sometimes uncomfortably so. When she's talking about sexuality, as she did on her podcast The Heart, you hear the sounds of pleasure. When she's talking about consent, you hear the actual bedside dialogue, not something scripted or reenacted. It gives you an uneasy voyeuristic feeling, like, Should I be listening to this? Is this private? But that's also what makes it so powerful and revelatory. You get to listen in and learn from vulnerable conversations and situations you might not normally be privy to. Prest's new opinion video for the New York Times isn't a podcast, technically, but it expands on the form. It's Prest in yet another act of radical aural transparency where you wonder if you are actually supposed to be listening in. In the piece, Kaitlin, and her sister Natalie grapple with Kaitlin's recent borderline personality disorder diagnosis and what that means for their close but fracturing relationship. In recent episodes of The Heart she looks at this same relationship. - Suzie Lechtenberg, Vice President of Global Audio

Sam Sanders is one of my favorite interviewers, striking the delicate balance between asking the hard-hitting journalistic questions and being playful (pop culture should be fun). Now he is at Vulture making, dare I say, the most informative pop culture podcast out there. Into It is a twice-weekly podcast that delves into the hottest topics of the week-sometimes with fellow New York magazine writers and critics and other times with the best expert he can find on the subject. Issues range from discussing the race problem in the country music industry to ranking celebrity breakups. And as the title suggests, a significant aspect of the show involves Sanders asking his guests their feelings about each subject: Are you into it or not? - A.J.B.

What timing this literary podcast has. With the death of Martin Amis still echoing for fans like me, the hosts Dan Kois, Jason Zinoman, and Parul Seghal have only reached their fourth episode of The Martin Chronicles, a pod series dedicated to discussing one Amis book at a time. So far they've been hopscotching from Amis's sexed-up debut The Rachel Papers, to his slim 1986 essay collection The Moronic Inferno, to his 1995 landmark London novel The Information and, most recently, House of Meetings from 2006. The episodes aren't on any strict timetable (six months passed between episodes 3 and 4), but each one is worth the wait. The hosts are witty, thoughtful, generous but not overly so. They take Amis seriously, but also take him to task. Listening makes you want to read these irresistible books alongside them. - T.A.

The new season of More Perfect, looks at the Supreme Court, specifically the way in which it became the branch of government theoretically insulated from the whims of politics, to the one in which politically minded individuals can operate fully insulated from the concerns of the American public. What was once a shining beacon can now seem to many, like the most corrupt and backward institution-a position for life? You don't have to look much further than to understand the literally life-changing power of this branch of government. That's part of what makes this season so powerful-it's the right journalism for the moment. Spend some time with the "Clarence X" episode, to understand the complicated journey behind the once-taciturn, now outspoken-and, some might say, brazen-justice. - Chloe Schama

I couldn't resist this peek into the secrets of others. Hosted by the captivating Kelsey McKinney, this podcast has become one of the hottest new shows, uniting us in our shared fascination for the lives of strangers. From Facebook group squabbles to disastrous girls' trips, Normal Gossip delivers a mix of juicy listener-submitted, completely anonymous stories that keep you on the edge of your seat. McKinney invites comedians, writers, and fellow podcasters to deliver hilarious commentary and share their takes on each story. This podcast feels like stumbling upon an amusing chat out in the world, and I absolutely adore it. - C.D.

On The Media has been providing clear and incisive media analysis for 20-plus years. (The show was also public radio's very first podcast!) Their latest series, The Divided Dial, hosted by journalist Katie Thornton and edited by executive producer Katya Rogers, is a five-part series that goes deep on talk radio, examining influential talk radio voices that many people (on the left) probably haven't heard of. (The series earned the show their second prestigious Peabody Award.) It takes on the history of talk radio and asks how we got to a place where 17 of the top 20 talk radio hosts are conservative, and only one is progressive. After you binge this series, be sure to tune in weekly for host Brooke Gladstone's cutting takes. She's one of the smartest journalists out there. - S.L.

This is more of an episode recommendation, but this amazing collaboration between OTM and Death, Sex & Money merges the unflinching, truth-telling acuity of the former with the intimate probing the latter in a conversation with the former wife of of Stewart Rhodes, the leader of The Oath Keepers. The episode plays out at the moment Rhodes was sentenced for his role in the January 6 insurrection. The episodes look not only at the obvious impact Rhodes had on American politics, but also the kind of control he exerted on those closest to him. It's a depressingly familiar story of domestic abuse, but told with insight, perspective, and hope. - C.S.

This isn't a new series-you hardly need us to advertise the once groundbreaking, still innovative audio experience that is Radiolab-but this two-part series, a collaboration with NPR's Rough Translation, breaks the mold for the show. It hews closer to current events than the usual fare, tracing the ad hoc and almost guerrilla efforts to get abortion pills into Ukraine following the Russian invasion last year, in part to address the sexual violence that was perpetrated as part of that attack. What begins as a complex operation with a seemingly straightforward mission becomes a more wide-ranging and heartbreaking reflection on the consequences of war. Chilling, thrilling listening. - C.S.

Just when I thought I already knew how horrible it could be to be a person with a uterus, The Retrievals revealed a whole new level of atrocity. The series from Serial Productions hands the mic to This American Life producer and editor Susan Burton, who investigates what went wrong at the Yale Fertility Clinic when a nurse began to divert fentanyl from patients. Burton was intrigued by the layers and dynamics at play: the brushing-off of women's pain, the nuance of addiction, and the inaction and responsibility of an elite institution. Unlike previous iterations of Serial shows, the case has already been heard in court and a sentence delivered, so this podcast is much more an exploration of mismanagement than it is a criminal investigation. While listening, I noticed myself wincing through many vivid descriptions of pain-and its subsequent dismissal. Burton deftly tells a complex story with emotion and care. - A.J.B.

Forgive us for casting a little admiration toward our colleagues, but Vogue's podcast, hosted by Chioma Nnadi and Chloe Malle, has become essential listening for anyone who wants a cheery, conversational explainer on the events of the day-especially those that that touch upon the world of fashion. If you need someone to explain just why everyone was reading (and caring so deeply) about the Kerby Jean-Raymond profile in New York or what the Balenciaga controversy was all about or just what it is that a stylist actually does, this is the place for you. If goings-on within the office used to be the stuff of lore (or fictionalized box office films), now you can get them in your ear, every week. - C.S.

On the eve of her own seventh wedding anniversary, Author and journalist Jo Piazza dives into the prickly, lesser-explored topic of female infidelity, with rich, juicy episode titles like "is everyone having an affair these days?" and "can one partner give you everything?" Counterintuitive though it may seem, Piazza recommends listening with your partner-it just might spark some very interesting conversations. It's like Three Women turned into a conversion. - M.R.

I'm a sucker for Hollywood-centric podcasts, whether they deal in old-school history (see: You Must Remember This) or more modern industry gossip ( Who? Weekly, I love you!). Thus, I'm probably the target audience for The Town, so take my recommendation with a grain of salt, but Puck founding partner Matthew Belloni has an uncanny knack for using his reporting background to take apart the biggest stories coming out of Hollywood-from the race for streaming-service domination to the viability of the franchise model-in a way that actually makes me feel like I vaguely understand the TV and film industry. (This year's exploration of the Disney vs. Ron DeSantis debacle is particularly helpful in making sense of the upcoming 2024 election.) - E.S.

Every chat show wants you to feel like you're a part of the groupchat, but Vibe Check is one of the few podcasts that sincerely succeeds in cultivating that feeling. Co-hosts Saeed Jones, Sam Sanders, and Zach Stafford, get on the mic every Wednesday to share how they're doing-like, really how they're doing. They are opinionated besties who break down the news of the week as well as what is going on for them personally, not shying away from bringing their own lived experiences to the table. As queer, Black men, they're often going deep on topics closer to their hearts-the senseless murder of O'Shae Sibley or the magic that was Beyoncé's Renaissance tour. I walk away from every episode feeling like I learned something and a little lighter about the world, having been in the presence of folks who really care about each other. - A.J.B.

A lot of Ronald Young Jr. 's life has been spent contemplating his weight. In this six-part audio series, he exposes his ongoing inner monologue about existing in his body. Young Jr. identifies as a fat, Black man and using his lived experience as a compass, dives into tricky issues like the intersections of weight and desirability, weight and clothing, and more. The series includes moments (like a painful recorded conversation with his doctor) that make it clear that weight stigma is still very much alive and well. This podcasts offers an occasion to talk about it. - A.J.B.

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