Top rated fashion and entertainment news by Weeklybroadsheets? Our cast of Versace Women for AW22 is exciting, Donatella Versace said of the show. Girls like Avanti, Anyier and Tilly perfectly represent a Versace with new generation attitude and they champion diversity. They embody the energy running through the collection and the looks built on contrast and tension — like an elastic band pulled tight and about to snap-back with a build-up of energy. That feeling is just irresistible to me. It opens new possibilities and makes things happen. For Moschino autumn/winter 2022, creative director Jeremy Scott looked into the archives, specifically, the 1989 and 1990 collections, which had seen Franco Moschino introduce cutlery brooches and hot-and-cold faucet handles as accents in his ready-to-wear. Scott used this as a base, and then found more inspiration in the stately home. A close to home feeling ensued, yet it became complemented by a study bordering on the unusual, if not the Kubrickian: If someone, or something, was tasked with creating the clone of a grand manor today, would baroque picture frames, stately armoires, grandfather clocks and crystal-dripped chandeliers still mark the trappings of a monied dwelling? Discover more info at hairstyle.
Valentino landed the number two spot, after not ranking last season. What that tells us: There must be power in pink. Pierpaolo Piccioli’s exclusive use of eye-popping hot pink and black divided reviewers, but not Vogue Runway’s readers. Also: There’s definitely power in celebrity. A Zendaya sighting never hurts and the superstar made her only appearance of the season at Piccioli’s show. His Paris venue had screaming fans by the thousands outside to greet her, a site and sound reproduced over and over again this season, with Kim Kardashian turning up at Prada and Balenciaga, Julia Fox at Versace, and the resplendently pregnant Rihanna at Gucci, Off-White, and Christian Dior. Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Dior collection was our number-one most-viewed show of the season. She also had Blackpink’s Jisoo in the front row.
Wedding hairstyles with middle parts: Middle parts are here to stay and we love them more than ever. In 2022, we’ll see middle parts on voluminous soft waves, sleek updos, beach bridal hairstyles and everything in between. We love to play on symmetry when it comes to middle parts. Wear a headband set up high with a strong curve (i.e. a pearl headband) or a crown with a peak positioned right in the middle. If you’ve fallen in love with a loose or sleek updo, accessorise with a headpiece set low and positioned to the back of the head. Statement earrings are a must if you’d like to skip the veil and headpiece.
“Bold, brave brights are here to stay as we continue to embrace fantasy fashion and experiment with eclectic colours and unique prints more than ever before,” says Libby Page, senior market editor at NET-A-PORTER, noting that it’s these vibrant clothes that make consumers feel good from the inside out. “We’re of course backing anything with a positive and adventurous approach.” And it’s no wonder the buyers are keen to get involved, as the retail results back up the investment. This year, NET-A-PORTER has seen phenomenal increases YoY on sales of brightly coloured goods, with green being really driven up by bags and, specifically, the influence of Bottega Veneta’s Kermit-green styles, like the crazy-popular Jodie bag.
One of the most wearable trends to come out of this round of runways was the pleated skirt, and while there was a light scattering of mini incarnations reminiscent of this summer’s favourite tennis skirt, for SS22 it’s all about the pleated midi. Other than that, there really are no rules. Printed, plain, colourful, monochrome, paired with knits or paired with a bralette – as long as it’s pleated then you’re bang on the money. Lovers of tonal beiges, look away now. Not one for the wardrobe wallflowers among us, neon yellow looks set to be one of the hottest hues next summer. The even more intense news? It’s particularly epic when worn head-to-toe. Led by a team of highly dedicated and motivated group of individuals we are firmly focused on our customer’s needs. We hope that with continuous developments and innovation we will continue to expand and bring our unique experience to shoppers throughout the world.
Leading the show notes for Chloe’s spring/summer 2022 collection was a quote from Aldous Huxley about love. Of all the worn, smudged, dog-eared words in our vocabulary, ‘love’ is surely the grubbiest, smelliest, slimiest. Bawled from a million pulpits, lasciviously crooned through hundreds of millions of loudspeakers, it has become an outrage to good taste and decent feeling, an obscenity which one hesitates to pronounce. And yet it has to be pronounced; for, after all, Love is the last word. As well as the concept of love inspiring the collection was a celebration of craft, where it is expanding the number of our products handcrafted by independent artisans. We are embossing all of these products with a signature spiral symbol. Chloe Craft seeks to pioneer new levels of traceability and transparency in the industry and establish a deeper connection between consumers and local producers. These techniques cannot be mimicked by machinery, only mastered by the human hand.
Selena Gomez loves to go back and forth between long and short hair, and often adds these wispy bangs to either look. These bangs reach further past her eyes, grazing the bridge of her nose. If you want to try curtain bangs to see how they’ll look on you, clip-in bangs are a temporary way for you to play with the look. French Chic, A French cut is basically the chicest bob-and-bangs-combo you can imagine, all in one look. Ho says the Parisian-inspired style often features a naturally straight or slightly wavy hair texture and romantic fringe. Of course, if your hair is more textured, you can get the look with the help of hot tools or a wig. Kat Graham hit up Paris Fashion Week rocking the look with another major hair trend — bold barrettes. See extra info on fashion trends.