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Blue: Incorporation of motion
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Photos where the model is moving to show the product in action

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Using elements from nature for storytelling

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Using elements from nature for storytelling

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Pythia was the name of the high priestess of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. She specifically served as its oracle and was known as the Oracle of Delphi. Her title was also historically glossed in English as the Pythoness.

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Pythia was the name of the high priestess of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. She specifically served as its oracle and was known as the Oracle of Delphi. Her title was also historically glossed in English as the Pythoness.

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Rustic Indian vernacular style of photography.

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Rustic Indian vernacular style of photography.

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Using everyday Indian locations to add character to the images

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Tik tok trends with cheap lighting equipment

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Tik tok trends with cheap lighting equipment

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Uma exists to transform women's healthcare by centering equity, cutting-edge science, traditional holistic practices, and love. Their mission is to put the care back into healthcare. And to propel women's medical services into the 21st century by dispelling the crude practices, discrimination, and racist ideology they were founded on.

Uma came to us wanting to create a clean, modern, and fun, brand, website, and marketing campaign based around the concept of social justice, holistic care, and cutting-edge health services. They're shaking up women's healthcare.

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Uma exists to transform women's healthcare by centering equity, cutting-edge science, traditional holistic practices, and love. Their mission is to put the care back into healthcare. And to propel women's medical services into the 21st century by dispelling the crude practices, discrimination, and racist ideology they were founded on.

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Exaggerated silhouettes and photographs that accentuate them

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This Fall, Fashion’s Silhouettes Are Bigger than Ever

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The season’s bold new suiting is a tale of epic proportions.

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Campaign with a social message as a concept

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Sep 1, 2021 - Shop Reebok online today at Universal Store. Enjoy free and fast shipping* Afterpay + ZipPay available.

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Canon FD & K35 – Legendary cine lenses on a budget – Epic Episode #14

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Video Portrait Raquel 2.0 | Sony A7SIII + 16-35MM F2.8

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ELIZAVETA PORODINA [CONCRETE] X JEAN PAUL GAULTIER Sep. 22

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ELIZAVETA PORODINA [CONCRETE] X JEAN PAUL GAULTIER Sep. 22

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Embracing the cheap point and shoot camera look

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Inclusion of rhinestones in creative photography

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Your father's favorite sneaker company has made a strong comeback over the past few years. Converse recently reentered the performance footwear market and enlisted the help of NBA stars like Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

Since signing a multi-year partnership with Converse in July 2020, Gilgeous-Alexander has become the face of one of the most recognizable brands on the planet. Even better, the two partners share a vision for the company's lifestyle products.

Converse and Gilgeous-Alexander have collaborated on multiple lifestyle shoes in the past, but their latest creation might be their best work yet. Last week, 'SGA' promoted his new fashion-forward shoes on Instagram. Below is everything fans need to know about the new kicks.

Converse Run Star Motion 'Chase The Drip'

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The Chase the Drip x SGA Run Star Motion Platform shoes were released on September 13, 2022. Fans can purchase the high-top shoes on the Converse website for $125.

In the product description, Converse stated, "SGA brings the drip to the concrete runway with a stand-out exaggerated, wavy platform that levels up your already confident style."

The Run Star Motion 'Chase the Drip' boasts an elevated stance plus a CX foam midsole. It appears that Converse was able to marry comfort with a durable canvas upper that stays true to classic Chuck Taylor sneakers.

In addition to a blue similar to what 'SGA' wears for the Thunder (technically called "Italy Blue"), "Gilgeous-Alexander" appears on the tongues.

The 24-year-old superstar instructed his fans to get the shoes while they can. That is good advice as these kicks will likely sell out soon. Stay locked into FanNation Kicks for all of your shoe news.
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Your father's favorite sneaker company has made a strong comeback over the past few years. Converse recently reentered the performance footwear market and enlisted the help of NBA stars like Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Since signing a multi-year partnership with Converse in July 2020, Gilgeous-Alexander has become the face of one of the most recognizable brands on the planet.

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If “dark academia” was the preppy style of 2021, equestrian-inspired pieces are the name of the game in 2022.

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Avant-garde jewellery that is deep rooted in the country's heritage

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Gwen Stefani made sure all eyes were on her when she made a statement as the cover star of Vogue Czechoslovakia.

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Gwen Stefani made sure all eyes were on her when she made a statement as the cover star of Vogue Czechoslovakia.

The No Doubt singer dazzled in a pink, cropped corset which she'd paired with fishnets and a plethora of heavy, gold chain jewelry.
MORE: Gwen Stefani's teen son and girlfriend share adorable anniversary update
Gwen peeked out from behind her platinum blonde locks which she wore in a short, sleek bob.
WATCH: Gwen Stefani confirms return to The Voice
Both Gwen and the publication shared the cover on Instagram and revealed the chunky necklace was Versace.

"Singer, lyricist, rapper, designer and actress #GwenStefani talks about change, adaptation, truth and self-expression in an exclusive interview for #VogueCS," the caption read.
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Fans loved her look and wrote: "Such a beauty," and, "Omgg i want this EDITION," while another added: "Absolutely stunning."
Gwen was shining star on the cover of Vogue
Her magazine cover comes days after Gwen appeared on Late Night With Seth Myers.

The Sweet Escape songstress spoke to the TV host about her current role as a coach on The Voice US, but Gwen's fans were distracted by her age-defying looks, with many drawing attention to her features. A number of her fans said they didn't even recognize her and marveled at how she never seems to age.
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Gwen recently opened up to The Telegraph about how she deals with society's ever-changing beauty standards.

Gwen is no stranger to show-stopping looks
"People talking about my aging is a compliment, I guess... I'm kind of obsessed with how I'm aging, too," she said.

Gwen added: "It's really hard for everyone to age and have to face life. Especially for females and people who have been in the spotlight. It can be daunting, but you tackle it by just trying to be the most beautiful version of yourself inside and out."

The singer's latest appearance comes after she spoke to Luisa via Roma's magazine about the power of makeup. Speaking candidly, she said: "You can always change who you are, make yourself feel better, or make other people feel better with makeup. Makeup is just the perfect playground for that."
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Gwen Stefani made sure all eyes were on her when she made a statement as the cover star of Vogue Czechoslovakia. The No Doubt singer dazzled in a pink, cropped corset which she'd paired with fishnets and a plethora of heavy, gold chain jewelry.

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6 Formerly "Dated" Jewelry Trends That Will Be Big This Fall

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Wondering what jewelry is stylish right now? Our editor has identified the six biggest jewelry trends for fall 2022 fresh off the runway.

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The use of foliage leaves and BotanicalCamo to replace abundant florals, which also offer an inclusive appeal to outdoor and active styles.

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Designer Bhavya Ramesh looks beyond rings and launches edgy finger accessories in silver

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Harry Styles' pearl necklaces, Timothée Chalamet's bracelets, Pete Davidson's statement diamonds - international celebrities usually are top of mind when it comes to breaking gendered stereotypes linked to jewellery. But closer home, resonating this trend are brands, designers, and influencers. From street-style influencer Dheeraj Reddy, who effortlessly layers link chains with his urban-grunge outfits, and gender-fluid influencer Joan Dominic Rai's androgynous looks featuring chunky craft-rich jewellery, to influencer Nikhil Kandhari's sleek chains and beaded necklaces paired with his laid-back approach to menswear, jewellery is taking on a new meaning on the axis of gender.

Mangalsutras on men

Jewellery is now about individualism and self-expression. From a way of reclaiming South Asian heritage to challenging conventional gender norms, it is making a strong case for disassociating with labels.

"I use jewellery to make a political statement about my gender-fluidity and non-conformance. I believe that visibility of men wearing jewellery is crucial"Kaustav Dey Jewellery enthusiast

Take the example of designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee. Over the past few years, he has been developing and evolving a modern design language for his jewellery line and diversifying his brand's promotional strategy to make it more gender-fluid. From casting androgynous and non-binary models in his seasonal campaigns to promoting magalsutras - traditionally considered a Hindu married woman's adornment - on male models, he has subverted the concept of jewellery.

Is there anything that characterises gender-fluid jewellery? New Delhi-based fashion stylist and genderless jewellery influencer Edward Lalrempuia says, "I've observed jewellery to be much like clothes when it's segregated into the binary gender system of male and female, with hypermasculine designs like skulls and guns in the men's section."

This, he is happy to note, is changing now, with designers removing all concepts of gender from their creative process. "Gender-fluid jewellery is anything without labels. And even if it's labelled, one doesn't have to conform with it," he adds with a smile. The intention to reclaim is what lets jewellery take on a new meaning.

Challenging traditional masculinity

In comparison to the West, India's jewellery market is still dominated by female consumers. But the tide is changing. "What started off as a trend has evolved as an integral part of the design philosophy for brands," observes Richa Singh, Mumbai-based managing director, India and the Middle East, of the Natural Diamond Council.

This is reflecting in sales. "Just a couple of years ago, we didn't have a single non-cis het female customer. So today, within two years of launching our first gender-fluid collection, to have 15% of buyers from across the gender spectrum is a victory," says Eishita Puri, founder of New Delhi-based handcrafted jewellery label Eurumme. Everyone from actors Deepika Padukone and Alaya F, to model Darren Lopes and fashion designer Siddartha Tytler have been spotted in their chokers, earrings and rings.

In the last couple of years, not only have newer labels such as Studio Love Letter, The Slow Studio and Kiki Kloset - catering to a diverse clientele - been founded, but existing brands like Outhouse, Misho, The Olio Stories and Dhora have also introduced more gender-fluid pieces. Actioning this change are Gen Zers and millennials who are challenging traditional notions of masculinity. A case in point is jewellery enthusiast Kaustav Dey, who effortlessly blends gender-neutral styles. "I use it to make a political statement about my gender-fluidity and non-conformance," says the Bengaluru-based millennial. "I believe that visibility of men wearing jewellery is crucial."

The role stylists play

For brands who want to bring a fluid approach to the market, neutral communication is important. A free-flowing visual strategy - such as a piece is styled in different ways across a spectrum of genders - is pivotal. This can not only lend the designs relatability, but also spur customer imagination.

Last year, self-taught designer Bhavya Ramesh, who makes handcrafted silver jewellery in Bengaluru, joined hands with Mumbai concept store, No Borders, to produce a capsule collection titled Pankh. Taking inspiration from a gilded twin-headed peacock motif - symbolic of resilience, guidance, protection and beauty - the line featured ear links, nail and toe caps, hair harnesses, and armlets featured on an androgynous model. "When it comes to representing gender-fluidity, a brand has the power to bring about change. The casting of models, the way you style the jewellery, the general look and feel, everything helps. Simply believing that jewellery can be worn by anybody irrespective of their identity doesn't suffice," says Ramesh. "I believe that true expression can only be showcased through the right kind of imagery."

Catalysts for inclusive change

Finally, adopting a gender-fluid approach calls for innovation in design practices - ensuring the functionality of jewellery for diverse consumers without compromising its aesthetics. Suhani Batwara, whose e-commerce store, Tanzire, hosts a selection of demi-fine jewellery labels from across the world, recalls how "while personalising our 'Initial' necklaces for non-female customers, we realised we had to increase the length of the chain". It was something simple, but made a huge difference. "Similarly, when we launched our paper clip chains, we pivoted our positioning by using gender agnostic communication. It is now one of our bestsellers."

As gender-fluid jewellery finds its place in the Indian market, brands need to consistently build the inclusive image. Until more and bigger brands join in (much like Bulgari's B.zero1 collection or Tiffany x Supreme did in the West), 'catalysts' can spread the message. "We work with stylists such as Divyak D'Souza, Prayag Menon and Akshay Tyagi to promote gender-fluid jewellery, as the youth look up to them. They feel confident that if these folks can sport jewellery, so can they," Batwara concludes.

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Harry Styles' pearl necklaces, Timothée Chalamet's bracelets, Pete Davidson's statement diamonds - international celebrities usually are top of mind when it comes to breaking gendered stereotypes linked to jewellery. But closer home, resonating this trend are brands, designers, and influencers.

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Christian Cowan x Crocs is here. On Tuesday night, the designer held his spring '23 runway show during New York Fashion Week where models could be seen walking down the catwalk in Crocs.

This marks the debut of the first-ever partnership between the two brands. The collab consists of three styles, which Cowan re-imagined.

"I wanted to have the variation because they all have different kind of uses in your day-to-day life," he told FN backstage at the show. "And then I wanted to bring our brand identity to the Crocs brand identity. I'm known for glitz and glam, checkerboard, and pink and bows. So it's just quintessentially us all in one. And it's just about bringing glamour, which makes so much sense to do it with Crocs because Crocs experiments so much. That's my favorite thing with fashion - it's to experiment."

The Christian Cowan X Crocs Mega Crush Clog, for instance, stands at 61mm tall and features an enhanced rubber tread and heightened proportions. The shoe is crafted in all-black and is detailed in detachable metallic chains that can also be worn as a necklace with a Crocs pendant. For the first time, Christian Cowan X Crocs introduces Jibbitz charms that can be converted into other wearable accessories.

In addition, the collection introduces an ode to yin and yang with the Christian Cowan X Crocs Classic Clogs, featuring a left clog in black and a right clog in white. This new style also includes Jibbitz charms, including jeweled accents and metallic chains.

And lastly, Cowan took the classic Crocs sandals and turned it into bubble-gum pink with oversized pink bows that can also be worn as statement hair clips.

"We are a ready-to-wear brand so I wanted the Crocs to become ready to wear," he noted on the multipurpose Jibbitz. The Crocs collab also inspired looks in Cowan's spring '23 collection, as seen in a black-and-white leather look, reminiscent of the yin and yang clog style.

"This spring collection was about expression and freedom and as you can tell, it's like every pattern and color and texture under the sun. I wanted to show that it doesn't always have to be heels. And even though we always do those and still do, it can still be really fabulous," said Cowan.

To celebrate the launch, Crocs and Cowan tapped Michelle Visage and Simone from "RuPaul Drag Race," Sonja Morgan from the "Real Housewives" franchise and Christine Quinn from Netflix's hit TV series "Selling Sunset," as well singer Tinashe, makeup artist Jazelle, "Saturday Night Live" personality Chloe Fineman and supermodel Daphne Groeneveld to appear in the campaign.

The limited-edition capsule retails from $50 to $100. All styles will be available on Crocs' websites beginning September 28 in the US and Europe, and September 29 in Japan and Australia. The collab will also available in select retail locations across Europe, including Offsprings at Selfridges, Galeries Lafayette and LuisaviaRoma.

A portion of the proceeds from the Christian Cowan X Crocs collaboration will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, which provides assistance to LGBTQIA+ homeless youth in the United States.

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Ranveer Singh turns into a wedding photographer for Manyavar's new campaign

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If you’re aching for the return of metallic clothing, bubblegum pink, and velour tracksuits, you’re in luck. The Y2K aesthetic is back.

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Expect the high-energy #VibrantVacation key trend to intensify in S/S 24, bringing a psychedelic flair to tropicals and summer staples. This season expands on #PsychedelicBoho with a focus on 1970s retro graphic styles.

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According to the Street Style Scene, These Colors Are Going to Dominate Come Fall

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Add a punch to your outfit this fall with street style’s colors of the season.

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Fall’s Hottest Fashion Trend is Inspired by the Summer ‘Glamping’ Lifestyle

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Statement florals and expressive depictions of psychedelic scenes take centre-stage to reflect consumer desire for a summer of celebration and socialising

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Highlighted in the men’s New York catwalks for S/S 23, utility pockets are added to garments for both a statement and function.