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Jordan News
11 hours ago
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- Jordan News
Paris Fashion Week Summer Spring 2026 Details - Jordan News
Paris Fashion Week Summer Spring 2026 Details Paris Fashion Week returns for summer and spring 2026, from September 29 to October 7, 2025, to turn the "City of Light" into a major fashion runway, to which the eyes of the whole world turn, but not only because of fashion, but this edition holds many surprises. اضافة اعلان New Creative Directors: This season, the runways in Paris are witnessing many new faces, including new creative directors, who take the helm and carry a lot of responsibilities, after long journeys of senior managers with these roles. Therefore, Paris is expected to witness a new revolution in the world of fashion, next September. Jonathan Anderson at Dior: Creative designer Jonathan Anderson presents his first women's collection with the prestigious fashion house Dior. It is expected to reshape the Maison's feminine identity, with a different look in the men's collection during its latest show. Pierpaolo Piccioli in Balenciaga: Everyone is eagerly waiting for Pierpaolo Piccioli's first collection with Balenciaga, after he painted a poetic epic, and a different character with Valentino, through the previous collections, so some are expecting a new collection, which radically redefines the most unusual house in the world of fashion. Matthew Blaze at Chanel: One of the most anticipated shows of the season is Matthew Blaze, who will be showcasing his first Chanel ready-to-wear collection on October 6, 2025, and after a critically acclaimed show at Bottega Veneta, Blaze brings a special artistic touch to a house known for its traditions. Glenn Martins at Maison Margiela: Following the launch of Margila's critically acclaimed haute couture collection earlier this year, Glenn Martins returns on October 4 with his first ready-to-wear collection for the House, as many are eager to see Martins speak fluently once again in Margila's disjointed and unexpected language. Jack McCullough and Lázaro Hernandez in "Loewe": Loewe has a special style and has seen a lot of popularity in recent years. With Jack McCullough and Lázaro Hernandez in the first group at Paris Spring/Summer 2026 next week, many are expecting a paradigm shift for the Spanish brand after Jonathan Anderson's creative career, but it is a move that could expand Loevi's horizons globally. Miguel Castro Freitas in Mugler: Freitas will make his debut with Mugler on October 2, 2025. Most recently, he was the Creative Director at Sportmax, but he also spent years at Dior, Dries Van Noten and Saint Laurent. His appointment signals a vision for Mugler's bold legacy, which we are eager to see. Duran Lantinck in Jean Paul Gaultier: Jean-Paul Gaultier returns to the world of ready-to-wear for the first time in more than a decade, led by Dutch designer Duran Lantinck. The premiere will take place on October 5 at 4:30 p.m. and promises to embody Gauthier's revolutionary spirit through Lantinck's radical perspective. zahrat al khaleej
Yahoo
5 days ago
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- Yahoo
Cardi B Channels Dolly Parton With Bird's Nest Hairdo at the Balenciaga Fall 2025 Couture Show in Paris
Cardi B took a style cue from Dolly Parton with bombshell bird's nest hair at the Balenciaga fall 2025 couture show in Paris on Wednesday morning. The artist's voluminous hairdo reached new heights with foot-long extensions that were tied and teased on top of Cardi B's head; her ends maintained the shape of the wide-barrel rollers that formed them. The inky tresses stuck out behind her, falling from the BumpIt positioned on the crown of her head. More from WWD Katy Perry Plays With Proportions in Balenciaga's Surreal Space Pump at Paris Couture Week Celebrities Front Row at Balenciaga Fall 2025 Couture: Lauren Sánchez Bezos, Nicole Kidman and More Kim Kardashian Pays Tribute to Demna With Her Signature Pantaboot Flair at Balenciaga's Fall 2025 Couture Runway Show Cardi B isn't the only celebrity to revert to protruding roots and thick extensions recently. TikTok-er-turned-pop star Addison Rae just sported the same dramatic aesthetic in the music video for her new hit, 'Times Like These,' which sees her undergo a major transformation from wet to wind-blown hair. Rae's grandiose style was designed by hair artist Lucas Wilson, whose client list includes models Gabbriette and Emily Ratajkowski. Cardi B's hair was most likely designed by Tokyo Stylez, her go-to hairstylist, with whom she's worked with on cover shoots and concert looks. Her makeup, on the other hand, bore a unique resemblance to trends from a later era. Her finely plucked, angled eyebrows, a burgeoning brow theme these days, harked back to the beauty aesthetics of the late '80s and early '90s, as did her bold red lip and shimmery purple shadow. Nothing about her visage spoke to the 'clean girl,' no-makeup trend that's consumed the online mecca since 2020. In fact, her made-up countenance drew comparisons to Doja Cat's punky makeup at the 2025 Met Gala in May. There, the 'Streets' vocalist wore aquatic shadow up to her skinny brows and matte lipstick in a dark crimson hue. For her fashion at the Balenciaga presentation, Cardi B donned a delicate long-sleeve, floral gown with intricate beading woven into the mesh fabric. She paired the sultry garment with sheer stockings and pointed-toe pumps. Elsewhere at the show, Lisa Rinna sported a relaxed, toned-down ensemble, consisting of a cocooning cobalt tracksuit and a straightened black bowl-cut wig similar to Anderson .Paak's signature 'do. Celebrities Front Row at Balenciaga Couture Fall 2025 Show Photos View Gallery Launch Gallery: Celebrities Front Row at Balenciaga Couture Fall 2025 Show Photos Best of WWD A Look Back at Fourth of July Celebrations at the White House Princess Diana's Birthday Looks Through the Years: Her Sleek Black Jacques Azagury Dress, Vibrant Colors and More Lauren Sánchez's Fashion Evolution Through the Years: From Her Days as TV News Anchor to Today Solve the daily Crossword
Elle
5 days ago
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- Elle
Celebrities Are Embracing Statement Dresses—And These Looks Lead the Way
Each week, ELLE editors break down the buzziest celebrity looks—and reveal exactly where you can shop them. From exact matches to editor-approved alternatives, this is your one-stop destination for turning star-powered fashion moments into shoppable inspiration. In a sold-out Chloé mini dress, Molly Gordon was spotted looking chic in NYC. Photo: TheStewartofNY In a spring 2026 Khaite dress and Loop sandals, Tracee Ellis Ross gave us a chic lesson in dressing up a black-and-white outfit by finishing off her look with Julietta x Cassetto earrings and a green fishnet-adorned top knot. Photo: Mike Coppola Pamela Anderson was spotted wearing the color of the season: butter yellow. But the true highlight of her outfit was those hard-to-track-down Jacquemus mesh sneakers Photo: Neil Mockford If you have any upcoming weddings or soirées on your calendar, follow Vanessa Kirby's lead and stick to an elegant all-black palette. Photo: PG/Bauer-Griffin Scarves are no longer reserved just for your neck. Tie them around your waist for an instantly cool styling hack à la Lola Tung. Photo: TheStewartofNY In a sweet babydoll dress by Reformation, Lady Amelia Windsor battled the summer's heatwave in style. Photo: Karwai Tang Consider your search for summer's coolest label over. Rita Ora proved that a classic Pucci print is all you need for instant fun—even if it comes in a reserved beige hue. Photo: TheStewartofNY Of course, Iris Law found a way to make classic denim shorts look cooler than ever with limited-edition Nike sneakers and Balenciaga's coveted Rodeo bag. Photo: Courtesy of Balenciaga Capri pants are so back. Emily Ratajkowski styled her pair with a Bode graphic shirt, shield sunglasses, and sky-high mules. Photo: Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin At the Viktor & Rolf couture show, sculptural silhouettes elevated Sabrina Elba's black-and-white look, while a baby blue bag delivered the perfect pop of color. Photo: Christian Vierig At Wimbledon, Sienna Miller reminded us why a pretty floral dress is a summer essential. Photo: Karwai Tang In Balenciaga's barely-there sunglasses, Paloma Elsesser made a sharp case for menswear-inspired tailoring beyond the office. Photo: Vanni Bassetti Rachel Brosnahan gave a subtle nod to her new Superman role in a red-and-blue Miu Miu look that felt heroine ready. Photo: TheStewartofNY If you want a cheat code to this season's biggest trends, let Leomie Anderson be your guide. At Wimbledon, her cow-print heels, lace-trimmed skirt, and suede handbag formed a sartorial trifecta of viral hits. Karwai Tang Khloé Kardashian just proved black isn't off-limits in the summer, especially when it's Helsa's cult-favorite drop-waist dress. Photo: Andrea Cremascoli Florals? For summer? Of course. Isla Fisher made them feel fresh again in a Monique Lhullier dress, Jimmy Choo sandals, and a now sold-out Aspinal of London bag. Photo: Neil Mockford Chloe Lloyd took the French-girl playbook courtside with a Fait Par Foutch mini dress, polka-dot pumps, and the ultimate accessory: a Chanel crossbody bag. Photo: Antony Jones Lace, suede, and a little yeehaw energy—Camila Morrone's Coach bag and cowboy boots brought unexpected edge to an otherwise ethereal look. Photo: Coach In true Beyoncé fashion, a denim jumpsuit is never just a denim jumpsuit. 2025's AOTY winner selected a Louis Vuitton design cinched with an embroidered belt, layered with a LaQuan Smith jacket tossed over one shoulder, and finished with a dazzling Messika necklace. Photo: Christian Vierig Hate it or love it—capris are back. Hailey Bieber delivered a style lesson pairing a polka-dot pair teamed with a simple tank top, Toteme flip-flop heels, and a handbag by The Row. Photo: Aeon Kaia Gerber channels retro summer charm in a polka-dot dress from The Vintage Twin, '50s-style ballet heels, and a throwback nylon Gucci Jackie bag. Photo: XNY/Star Max 3.1 Phillip Lim's sheer blouse and relaxed denim make Lucy Fry's outfit feel equal parts soft and sharp—an effortless win for the streets of NYC. Photo: Gilbert Carrasquillo Alisha Boe's accessory game is unmatched—starring Loewe's new Ola bag and the ever-iconic Tabi flats by Maison Margiela. Photo: Aeon A babydoll dress is a must-have for summer, especially when it comes in an on-trend butter yellow hue like Rodrigo's mini. Photo: Courtesy of Kate Spade What's the ultimate trend trifecta this summer? Sheer fabrics, polka-dot prints, and anything draped with a scarf. Follow Elsa Hosk's lead for a sartorially successful season. Photo: Courtesy of @hoskelsa The perfect everyday outfit does, in fact, exist. According to Kendall Jenner, patron saint of minimalist dressing, it starts with a classic cap from Polo Ralph Lauren and ends with The Row accessories. Photo: The Daily/Backgrid Are Mary Janes back? Short answer: yes. Whitney Peak shows us how it's done, bringing cool-girl ease to Chanel and Tribeca ' s Through Her Lens luncheon. Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris Ready to turn even the most mundane moments into a fashion show? Bella Hadid gave us a master class in relaxed ease while pumping gas in a casually cool pair of Levi's jorts and the newest micro Ugg slippers. Photo: Courtesy of Ugg Julianne Moore, the queen of understated elegance, proved that neutral outfits are anything but boring. While out and about in London, the actress elevated a classic black-and-white ensemble with the shoe trend of the moment: studded flats. Photo: Neil Mockford
Vogue
22-07-2025
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- Vogue
The Season of the Reboot—the New York Fashion Week Spring 2026 Calendar Has Been Released
It's still July, but anticipation is rising for the spring 2026 collections in September, fashion's 'season of the reboot.' Everywhere you look, it seems, change is afoot. While most designer debuts, from Dario Vitale at Versace and Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta to Pierpaolo Piccioli at Balenciaga and Matthieu Blazy at Chanel, will take place in Europe, New York Fashion Week has its fair share of headlines and newcomers, too. The season will kick off slightly later than usual (which means that many of us will be able to take our first honest-to-goodness Labor Day vacation… maybe ever?). Serving as the season's off-schedule curtain raiser will be Brandon Maxwell with a show for his 10th anniversary on Tuesday, September 9. The official opener will be Michael Kors at 11 a.m. on Thursday, September 11—angel numbers, anyone? On the debut front, Nicholas Aburn, a former Balenciaga couture designer who has replaced Piotrek Panszczyk at Area, will show his first collection on Friday, September 12 at 10 a.m., while Veronica Leoni and Frances Howie will present their sophomore efforts for Calvin Klein Collection and Fforme, respectively, that afternoon. Later that day, Ib Kamara will be back in New York with his latest collection for Off-White, and capping off the evening, Alexander Wang's own return to the NYFW schedule will overlap with cult-favorite SC103's calendar debut. Also returning this season are Amy Smilovic of Tibi on Saturday, Jason Wu on Sunday, and Toteme on Monday morning. Additional new names on the schedule include Maria McManus; Zane Li, with his debut runway show for Lii; and Amir Taghi, an Oscar de la Renta alum. Colm Dillane of KidSuper, who usually shows in Paris, is on the schedule on Sunday evening with a fashion and event double-feature. Dynasty and Soull Ogun of L'Enchanteur, last year's CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winners, will stage their first-ever runway show. They'll be joined on the schedule by 2025 finalists Bernard James, Don't Let Disco by Ashley Moubayed, Gabe Gordon and Timothy Gibbons of Gabe Gordon, Heirlome's Stephanie Suberville, Jamie Okuma, Ashlyn by Ashlynn Park, Bach Mai, and Meruert Tolegen. Julian Louie of Aubero, who showed his latest collection by appointment in Paris last month, and Peter Do are not listed on the schedule.
Metro
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
People are wearing ‘five finger shoes' to the office
It's a fashion trend so bizarre that it could force Anna Wintour to tears. Vibram's FiveFingers are the unlikely hot girl shoe of the summer. The divisive shoe is basically a glove for your feet, with a separate space for every single toe. Sounds sexy, right? They're actually designed for barefoot running enthusiasts, but they've recently appeared on the feet of guests of New York fashion week. Doechii and model Paloma Elsesser have also been pictured in them. And now, fashion girlies are deciding to wear them to the office. Some are donning a pair to run daily errands in the city, and others are braving the London Underground with them on (at least you'll get a good grip if you have to stand, hey?). They might not appeal to everyone, but social media users are desperate to get their hands on a pair, with some claiming 'they're the comfiest show I've ever owned'. Others have said they can't find them anywhere after they've recently soared in popularity. Vibram's have been around since 2006, and this isn't their first shot at the limelight. Back in 2012, actress Shailene Woodley wore a pair to the Golden Globes after-party. The distinctive shoe was pictured pointing out under her floor-length black velvet dress, and sparked a similar wave of public confusion at the time. Scarlett Johansson and David Beckham have also been papped wearing them. It's no mystery as to why people are catching on now. The barefoot trend has been on the rise for a while. The idea behind these shoes is to mimic the experience of walking or running barefoot, while providing some kind of protection for feet. They usually have a thin, flexible sole, and a wide toe box to allow your toes to naturally spread. Influencers have been promoting different barefoot shoes online, and brands have come up with their own spin on it. @egorchan4in ♬ The Weeknd come through – alisha.ﾒ૦ Balenciaga collaborated with Vibram in 2020 to create a heeled version of the shoe. The brand then dropped a $350 3D-moulded barefoot sandal called 'The Zero', which barely covered the big toe. Tabi's – which feature a split between the big toe and the rest of the toes – are another controversial barefoot shoe which have soared in popularity over the past couple of years. They retail for between £820 and £1,190 online. The shoes resemble a cow's hoof and are inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock of the same name. The aim is to promote balance and stability on your feet. But, after nearly two decades, not everyone is ready for this style of shoe to go mainstream. TikToker @emmahopeall shared a video wearing Vibram's on the tube, saying that everyone was 'laughing' at them. Some commenters declared them 'terrifying', claiming that wearing them outside is 'diabolical.' More Trending Others have very real concerns. 'I'd just be scared someone will step on my toes,' another wrote. Meanwhile, one person said: 'They look so comfy, but I just can't get on board. While others were adamant that it would turn into the next big thing. 'It's only a matter of time before these take off,' they wrote. Metro's assistant opinion and first-person editor James Besanvalle was gifted a pair of Vibram's back in 2011 while working at a sports shop. 'I would never have bought them for myself,' he said. He wore them a total of ten times to go running outdoors. The only issue? The lack of support. 'My feet were sore every time I wore them, and it felt like they were constantly separating my toes,' he adds. Metro's Newsletter editor Sophie Laughton also has strong opinions of the shoe. She said: 'There's a man who I regularly see walking to the station who wears them and the sight of his little rubber toes gripping the pavement makes me gag.' Do you have a story to share? Get in touch by emailing MetroLifestyleTeam@ MORE: I no longer wake up covered in sweat — these are the most comfortable PJs I've worn MORE: I'm convinced this horny book adaptation could change the rom-com film genre MORE: Berghaus drops iconic festival collection – including Liam Gallagher's legendary '97 jacket re-release Your free newsletter guide to the best London has on offer, from drinks deals to restaurant reviews.
