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Dior Confirms Maria Grazia Chiuri's Departure and Brain Dead Opens Inaugural NYC Outpost in This Week's Top Fashion News
Dior Confirms Maria Grazia Chiuri's Departure and Brain Dead Opens Inaugural NYC Outpost in This Week's Top Fashion News

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time2 days ago

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Dior Confirms Maria Grazia Chiuri's Departure and Brain Dead Opens Inaugural NYC Outpost in This Week's Top Fashion News

Below, Hypebeast has rounded up the top fashion stories of the week so you can stay up to date on trends in the industry. Early on Thursday,Maria Grazia Chiuriannounced her departure as the creative director ofDior's womenswear and couture lines, ending her nine-year tenure at the French fashion house. The news broke just days after her Cruise 2026 show in Rome, now understood to be her final collection for the house. In 2016, Chiuri made history when she became the first woman to lead Dior since its founding in 1947. Delphine Arnault, chairman and chief executive officer of Christian Dior Couture shared, 'I extend my warmest thanks to Maria Grazia Chiuri, who, since her arrival at Dior, has accomplished tremendous work with an inspiring feminist perspective and exceptional creativity, all imbued with the spirit of Monsieur Dior, which allowed her to design highly desirable collections.' Her tenure was characterized by a distinctly feminist perspective, pushing empowering slogans and collaborating extensively with female artists for her runway show scenography. While her successor has yet to be officially named, rumors suggest thatJonathan Anderson, who was recently confirmed as the creative director for Dior Men, may also take over the womenswear line. The Los Angeles-based creative collectiveBrain Deadhas inaugurated its first retail outpost in New York City, located at 202 Elizabeth Street. The expansion from the West Coast marks a major step for the brand, establishing its presence on the East Coast and offering a physical hub for its diverse community of fans and collaborators. The new store features a playful interior design imbued with eclectic details, including a large hippo art sculpture and fixtures adorned with 3D-printed ornamentation. The move to open a flagship store in New York City reflects Brain Dead's growing community and its affinity for immersive brand experiences. Expected to serve as more than just a retail space, the store functions as a physical hub of the collective's ethos, bridging different worlds, scenes, and perspectives under one roof, much like their existing Brain Dead Studios on Fairfax Street in Los Angeles. Jacquemushas brought all of its business matters under one roof with its very own holdings company, Jacquemus La Maison Mère. Formally founded in March and chaired by designerSimon Porte Jacquemus, the Paris-based company presently operates two branches: Jacquemus La Mode, or the label's ready-to-wear business valued at €530 million EUR, and Jacquemus La Beauté, or the brand's beauty line valued at €46.1 million EUR, per Fashion Network. The entity holds 98.15% of the former and 100% of the latter, which, together, are valued at €576.1 million EUR. It was February when Jacquemus entered its an exclusive beauty partnership withL'Oréalas the French cosmetics conglomerate acquired a 10% minority stake in the company. The following month, Jacquemus appointed Sarah Benady, previously president ofCelineNorth America, as its new chief executive officer to lead the company toward '[becoming] a leading global luxury house.' As Jacquemus continues to eye international growth, Jacquemus La Maison Mère lays the foundation for an ever-expanding brand world that's increasingly reaching into other product categories. Following his star-studded debut atParis Fashion Weeklast January, Mexican-American menswear designerWilly Chavarriais among the prestigiousANDAM Fashion Awards2025 finalists for the Grand and Special Prizes. Joining Chavarria is French mens labelEGONlab, which won the Pierre Bergé Prize in 2021, and three women's designers: Alain Paul, Meryll Rogge, and Zomer. Founded in 1989 by Nathalie Dufour, with the French Ministry of Culture, ANDAM was conceived as an incubator initiative and accolade for assisting young emerging designers on the French and international scene. On this year's selection, Dufour said, 'Whatever their level of development, whether nascent or more established brands, the need for liquidity is a fundamental topic to ensure their perenity,' in a statement for WWD. 'The profiles selected also offer an interesting vision of the different economic models that can be invented to stand out and carve a space in a very competitive industry: B2C strategy, niche positioning, and managed growth, innovative and ecologically committed.' The 2025 ANDAM Fashion Award ceremony will be held on June 20 at 7 pm CEST. As menswear designers, buyers, journalists, and aficionados prepare to gather for the 108th edition ofPitti Uomoat Florence's Fortezza da Basso, Asia-based designers are making a bigger splash than ever. From June 17 to 20, the event will showcase the Spring/Summer 2026 collections of over 730 brands in a winding exhibition-like trade show, and it will host a series of runway presentations from several designers. Those will include previously announced guest of honorHomme Plissé Issey Miyake, guest designersPAF(Post Archive Faction) and Niccolò Pasqualetti, and now,Children of the Discordance. The brand, launched in 2011 by Hideaki Shikama, has established a distinct aesthetic, incorporating sophisticated craftsmanship into deconstructed streetwear, and reworked materials. In collaboration with the Japan Fashion Week Organization, Pitti Uomo has brought on the Hideaki Shikama-led brand to host a 'Special Event' during the trade fair, which will include a runway show, on June 17. Demna-founded Swiss labelVetementshas lost its years-long battle to trademark its brand name in the US. According to a report from The Fashion Law, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's (USPTO) refusals for 'VETEMENTS to be trademarked on May 21, stating that the term 'vetements,' the French word for 'clothing,' is generic when used for garments and retail services. Due to French being a commonly spoken and taught language in the U.S., and the word 'vetements' is directly descriptive of the clothing goods at issue, the court affirmed the Board's decision, according to the report. Regardless of the brand's acquired significance, the USPTO will not accept any further evidence supporting the appeal. The brand, started by siblings Demna andGuram Gvasaliain 2014, attempted to secure a U.S. trademark registration for apparel and online retail services in 2020.

Closer Look at Alex Moss NY's Iced-Out 'SSS4U' and Nokia Phone Chain For Drake
Closer Look at Alex Moss NY's Iced-Out 'SSS4U' and Nokia Phone Chain For Drake

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time2 days ago

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Closer Look at Alex Moss NY's Iced-Out 'SSS4U' and Nokia Phone Chain For Drake

Summary Drakehas collaborated with jewelerAlex Mosson a set of new pieces in celebration of his recentPARTYNEXTDOORcollaborative album,Some Sexy Songs 4 U. In an exclusive closer look for Hypebeast, Drake and Moss revealed a spectacular 'SSS' wallet chain set that moves beyond traditional pendants. This unique collection transforms iconic logos into wearable art, all crafted with an astonishing array of VVS diamonds and precious stones. The centerpiece of the set is a modular wallet chain featuring three 'S' renditions, each carrying significant meaning to Drake. The Superman 'S' dazzles with 34.64 carats of VVS blue and yellow diamonds, accented with red rubies, while the Starter 'S' shines with 35.92 carats of D-F VVS white diamonds and VVS blue diamonds and the Saskatchewan Roughriders 'S' features 31.54 carats of D-F VVS white, VVS green, and VVS black diamonds, paying homage to the Canadian football team. Drake gifted a matching all-white diamond version of the 'SSS' set to PARTYNEXTDOOR. Moss also designed a custom double infinity loop chain that seamlessly links these three 'S' pieces, with OVO Owl logos serving as clips on each end for belt loop attachment. Ingeniously, the wallet chain is modular and can be transformed into a regular chain set by linking the clips together as a clasp. Complementing this luxurious set is a lifesize Nokia phone keychain, also created by Alex Moss. This piece is encrusted with an incredible 54.5 carats of D-F VVS white diamonds and features a 3D homepage. It serves as both a companion to the 'SSS' set and a direct nod to Drake's hit single 'Nokia,' complete with its own custom OVO Owl clip. In an exclusive quote to Hypebeast, Alex Moss shared the creative process behind these pieces, 'The project took around 4 months to complete . It was discussed around the time his$$$album was getting ready to be released. We were speaking about this idea for some time. The wallet chain idea was from Drake, he wanted to do something different this time instead of a chain. Each piece is modular so it can be worn separately as a necklace or the order can be swapped. The Nokia phone was an idea created by myself to compliment the set. Adin Ross reached out to me and wanted to get Drake a gift as a congratulations for his new album. I thought a flooded life size Nokia keychain would be perfect. The owl clips are custom and designed by me to give a total custom feel for this project.' Take a closer look above.

NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Just Gifted His Teammates Rolexes
NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Just Gifted His Teammates Rolexes

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time3 days ago

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NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Just Gifted His Teammates Rolexes

When Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins, he makes sure his teammates shares in his victory, too. The Oklahoma City Thunder point guard gifted his entire team Rolex watches, among other goodies, to celebrate the MVP award he snagged this season in the NBA, Hypebeast reported. And his squad was all too happy to receive the present: Thunder forward Jaylin Williams took to Instagram to show off the Rollies on the players' wrists, with a smiling Gilgeous-Alexander in the background. Advertisement More from Robb Report As for the models in question, it appears as though Williams is donning a two-toned Sea-Dweller in Oystersteel and yellow gold, featuring a Cerachrom bezel insert in black ceramic (priced at $20,300, per the Rolex website). The other timepieces seem to be the Datejust 36, with both a Jubilee bracelet ($14,400) and an Oyster bracelet ($13,650) on display, a Sky-Dweller in Oystersteel and white gold ($16,600), and a Submariner Date with a royal-blue dial ($17,600). Gilgeous-Alexander didn't stop there. The Canadian also gifted his fellow teammates iPhones, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and custom Canada Goose jackets with an embroidered patch commemorating the Thunder's 68-14 regular season record. In total, the gift basket is worth well over $10,000, according to Hypebeast. It seems like for the star point guard, the price was well worth it. Advertisement 'I can't say enough how much you guys mean to me, and not only as a basketball player, but as family,' Gilgeous-Alexander said in his MVP acceptance speech, according to Complex. 'I know you guys know that we do everything together, on and off the court, we do shopping, we eat. You guys are really like my brothers . . . Without you guys, none of this would be possible. I want you guys to know that this award is your award, too.' This isn't the first time an MVP win has spawned a Rolex. James Harden gifted teammate Joel Emid a $41,500 Day-Date 40 in Everrose gold when the latter snagged the most valuable player award for the 2033-23 season with the Philadelphia 76ers—including a custom '2023 MVP' engraved on the caseback. Of course, presents for teammates appears in other sports, too: Patrick Mahomes gave his offensive line what appeared to be a stainless-steel Datejust 41 with a white dial and Jubilee bracelet for Christmas last year. We'll have to see if the NBA Finals MVP doles out an equally lavish gift to his squad. Best of Robb Report Sign up for RobbReports's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Click here to read the full article.

Keanu Reeves Is a Guardian Angel to Aziz Ansari in Comedy 'Good Fortune' Teaser Trailer
Keanu Reeves Is a Guardian Angel to Aziz Ansari in Comedy 'Good Fortune' Teaser Trailer

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time3 days ago

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Keanu Reeves Is a Guardian Angel to Aziz Ansari in Comedy 'Good Fortune' Teaser Trailer

Summary Aziz Ansari's feature directorial debutGood Fortunehas unveiled its first teaser trailer, promising a blend of comedy and the supernatural with a star-studded cast. The film starsKeanu Reevesas Gabriel, a well-meaning but somewhat inept angel who attempts to intervene in the lives of a struggling gig worker named Arj (played by Aziz Ansari himself) and a wealthy venture capitalist, Jeff (Seth Rogen). Gabriel's plan to demonstrate that money doesn't solve problems goes hilariously awry when he swaps their lives, leading to unforeseen consequences and Gabriel losing his wings. Hypebeast first reported Rogen and Reeves joining the cast inApril 2023. The teaser offers a glimpse into the comedic chaos, with Reeves's typically stoic demeanor providing a humorous contrast to his role as a bumbling celestial being. The film also features Keke Palmer and Sandra Oh (as another angel), rounding out a strong Fortuneis set to release in the U.S. on October 17 via Lionsgate.

Forget the Birkin bag, Hermès unveils something unexpected
Forget the Birkin bag, Hermès unveils something unexpected

Miami Herald

time4 days ago

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Forget the Birkin bag, Hermès unveils something unexpected

One day, I will own a black Birkin bag with gold hardware. Sure, that day might only arrive in my dreams, but a girl can hope, right? The Birkin is the holy grail of handbags - a symbol of wealth, taste, and that elusive cool factor. Celebrities flaunt them. Fashion insiders hoard them. And regular people? We fantasize about the moment our name is finally called on the waitlist. Related: Birkin bag maker faces major problem But now, Hermès (HESAF) is doing something unexpected. Something bold. Something that has nothing to do with purses at all. In a surprising twist, the French luxury house just dropped a new product that feels more Silicon Valley than Paris runway. It's sleek, limited-edition, and has a jaw-dropping price tag to match. And not a bag. According to Hypebeast, Hermès' bespoke Ateliers Horizons division has introduced a limited-edition set of luxury headphones priced at a staggering $15,000. They take cues from the iconic Kelly bag, wrapped in hand-stitched leather with gleaming metal accents - a bold collision of old-world craftsmanship and modern tech appeal. The Horizons team, led by Axel de Beaufort, has already made surfboards, hammocks, and even disco balls. But this drop might be its most ambitious yet. Related: Chanel customers should be happy about its new pricing plan Only a limited number of pairs will be made. They're less a gadget and more a wearable piece of art for people who want their tech to whisper "bespoke." If you ask me, it makes more sense to treat them like a museum piece than risk a single drop of sweat on that leather. Then again, if you're spending $15K on headphones, practicality probably isn't top of mind. Sure, you might not be in the market for $15,000 headphones. But what Hermès is doing here signals something much bigger, especially if you care about how luxury, tech, and culture are evolving. This launch shows exactly how legacy brands are fighting to stay relevant. Gen Z and millennial consumers (aka the ones shaping the future of the luxury market) aren't just buying for status anymore. They want story, identity, and innovation baked into everything they purchase. Hermès is betting big that the next generation of luxury consumers values pieces that feel personal, rare, and yes - unexpected. That means more fashion houses could follow, dropping high-concept, high-price-tag items that double as art and tech. Even if you're not adding these headphones to your cart, you're still part of the audience Hermès is signaling. The brand isn't just selling leather and sound. It's selling a vision of the future - and inviting you to pay attention. Will these headphones become the next Birkin? Probably not. But they show Hermès knows exactly how to keep people watching. Related: Cartier and Van Cleef owner announces surprising year-end results The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.

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