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Nike Drops Dover Street Market Specials Capsule Collection
Nike Drops Dover Street Market Specials Capsule Collection

Hypebeast

time28-05-2025

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  • Hypebeast

Nike Drops Dover Street Market Specials Capsule Collection

Summary NikeandDover Street Marketare releasing a 17-piece capsule collection. The upcoming Nike x DSM Specials drop features the DSM Hut Logo and Swoosh lock up by Rei Kawakubo and marks the second collection for the two brands. The capsule features an array of sportswear-focused staples from the Swoosh, including exclusive fleece hoodies, sweatpants, crewnecks, and t-shirts in grey, black, burgundy and navy with an additional t-shirt in white, each piece features the co-branding. Marked as staples for the wardrobe rotation, the drop sees Nike's premium fleece become a part of everyday wear, fit for the transitional weather. The collection dropsonlineand at Dover Street Market stores worldwide on May 29 with pieces ranging from $60 USD to $135 USD.

Rihanna Took A Dig At Deepika Padukone's MET Gala Look? Here's What Happened
Rihanna Took A Dig At Deepika Padukone's MET Gala Look? Here's What Happened

News18

time05-05-2025

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  • News18

Rihanna Took A Dig At Deepika Padukone's MET Gala Look? Here's What Happened

Last Updated: Deepika Padukone's white satin gown for the 2017 MET Gala didn't impress many. Deepika Padukone made her MET Gala debut in 2017 with a long, white Tommy Hilfiger satin gown. Although Deepika looked beautiful, her look for criticised for being 'too safe' for the fashion soiree. In the same year, Rihanna 'liked' a post on Instagram that took a dig at a dress similar to the one worn by Deepika. Several social media users were confused about whether the musical sensation was criticising the actress. Deepika Padukone wore an exquisite Tommy Hilfiger ensemble to the 2017 Met Gala. The gown was made of white satin with a plunging neckline, thigh-high slit and long train. She completed her ensemble with diamond-studded flowers in her hair and long drop earrings. Her makeup was kept simple, emphasising her innate beauty with a nude lip and delicate eye makeup. However, for the 'Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between' theme, Deepika's look was considered 'safe' by many. Later, Rihanna 'liked' a post on Instagram that said, 'What the Met Gala theme was vs how everybody showed up." On one side, the post featured extravagant dresses and on the other, a white satin gown. Back then, some saw Rihanna's reaction as a dig at Deepika, while others argued that the singer must not know the actress. The image has resurfaced on Reddit and has gone viral again. One person wrote, 'This shade applies to way too many people who put zero effort. I don't think it's specific to Deepika here." Another added, 'Rightfully so, cause what was this? Her airport looks are more interesting than this." One person wrote, 'Pfffft, Rihanna prolly doesn't know who Deepika is😭." Another comment read, 'But it's true she didn't follow the theme." Deepika returned to the Gala in 2018 with a red Prabal Gurung gown. However, it was her pink Zac Posen look in 2019 that caught everyone's attention. Immersed in the aura of a life-sized Barbie doll, Deepika's 2019 Met Gala presentation was her most iconic to date. She wore a customised bubblegum pink strapless gown. The outfit featured a form-fitting neckline that drew attention to her décolletage and a multi-tiered, billowy skirt with subtle embroidery. First Published:

Rihanna's subtle dig at Deepika Padukone's 2017 MET Gala look sparks controversy
Rihanna's subtle dig at Deepika Padukone's 2017 MET Gala look sparks controversy

Time of India

time05-05-2025

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  • Time of India

Rihanna's subtle dig at Deepika Padukone's 2017 MET Gala look sparks controversy

Deepika Padukone made her highly anticipated debut at the MET Gala in 2017, donning a sophisticated white satin gown by Tommy Hilfiger. The dress featured a plunging neckline, a thigh-high slit, and a long train, which she complemented with diamond-studded flowers in her hair and elegant drop earrings. While Deepika Padukone looked radiant, her choice was met with mixed reviews, with many labeling it as too "safe" for such a high-fashion event. Rihanna's reaction: Did she critique Deepika's 'Safe' MET Gala choice? Although her look was stunning, the fashion world had high expectations for the "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between" theme, and some felt Deepika Padukone's ensemble didn't quite fit the theme's avant-garde spirit. Adding fuel to the fire, Rihanna, in the same year, 'liked' an Instagram post that compared the extravagant dresses of the Gala with Deepika Padukone's white satin gown. The post humorously pointed out the lack of theme alignment, which led to speculation that Rihanna's reaction could be a subtle critique of Deepika Padukone's outfit. Reddit reacts: Fans weigh in on Deepika Padukone's 2017 MET Gala look by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Learn How Smart Traders Use Data to Navigate Volatile Markets Trader Headline Learn More Undo This incident reignited discussions when the image resurfaced on Reddit, quickly going viral. Many fans expressed their thoughts, with some defending Deepika Padukone's look, arguing that the shade in the post was aimed at multiple attendees who didn't fully embrace the theme. Others, however, felt that the actress missed the mark and that her airport looks had more flair than her MET Gala appearance. Deepika Padukone's MET Gala evolution: From safe to iconic in 2019 Deepika Padukone made a striking return to the MET Gala in 2018, opting for a bold red Prabal Gurung gown. However, it was her appearance in 2019 that truly turned heads. Deepika Padukone stunned in a custom bubblegum pink Zac Posen gown, a show-stopping look that many consider her most iconic MET Gala moment. The dress, with its form-fitting neckline and voluminous skirt, captured the essence of a real-life Barbie, leaving an unforgettable impression on the fashion world.

13 of the most awkward moments in Met Gala history
13 of the most awkward moments in Met Gala history

Business Insider

time02-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Business Insider

13 of the most awkward moments in Met Gala history

In 2013, Jennifer Lawrence photobombed Sarah Jessica Parker, catching her off-guard. Jennifer Lawrence reached out to touch Sarah Jessica Parker's unique, feathery headpiece while the "Sex and the City" star was being photographed on the red carpet. Luckily, Parker didn't seem bothered by the bit, People reported, even though she was certainly caught off-guard. The two actors shared a laugh following the photobomb, and Lawrence even got Parker's permission to pet the feathers. In 2014, a video showed Reese Witherspoon struggling to pronounce Cara Delevingne's name. After the 2014 Met Gala, Delevingne posted a video of Reese Witherspoon repeatedly mispronouncing her name in an elevator and the moment went viral. Although Delevingne later took the video down, ABC News shared the clip in a segment on "Good Morning America," which can still be watched on YouTube. "I love it. I love it when you do it, say it," says British drummer Tennessee Thomas, who was in the elevator with them. "Dee-luh-vig-nee," Witherspoon responds. Witherspoon also appeared to struggle pronouncing Delevingne's first name, Cara, switching between "Care-ah" and "Car-ah." The group was accompanied by Zooey Deschanel and Kate Upton, who also laughed along. 2014 was also the year someone tried to streak down the red carpet in a gold chain and pink mankini. Although police caught the man before he could fully execute his plan, E! News posted a photo of the prankster, who bravely wore a hot-pink mankini and oversized gold chain. That same year, Hayden Panettiere fell down the stairs on the red carpet. Hayden Panettiere might have jinxed herself. US Weekly reported that the actress shouted, "Hallelujah! I made it up the stairs!" when she reached the top. Little did she know she'd tumble on her way down. Panettiere laughed off the mistake and made sure to hold up her dress to prevent a future fall. Rihanna liked a social-media post that criticized celebrities who didn't take the 2017 Met Gala theme seriously. After the 2017 Met Gala, audiences reached the general consensus that Rihanna had taken the theme, "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between," more seriously than other celebrities. Apparently, Rihanna herself agreed. After making a lasting impression in an elaborate gown from Comme des Garçons' fall 2016 collection, Rihanna liked an Instagram post mocking stars who showed up in attire that seemingly had no connection to the theme, Cosmopolitan reported. The meme read, "What the #MetGala theme was VS how everyone showed up," and showed side-by-side images of over-the-top outfits similar to Rihanna's and a plain, neutral-colored gown. The Weeknd and Selena Gomez shared an awkward kiss on the steps of the Met in 2017. There are plenty of celebrity couples who love to show some PDA on the red carpet (see: Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker), but something about this kiss just screamed awkward. Maybe it was bad timing or a strange camera angle, but the photo serves as an unfortunate reminder of the duo's short-lived relationship. The couple dated for 10 months in 2017, making high-profile appearances at Coachella, the Met Gala, and the Harper's Bazaar Icons party before calling it quits that October. In a red-carpet interview in 2019, Nicki Minaj admitted she didn't understand the meaning of the night's theme. The theme of the 2019 Met Gala, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," confused stars and fans alike. "Up until today, I had no idea what 'camp' was," Nicki Minaj told an interviewer from "Entertainment Tonight.""So, I don't even know if this is camp, to be honest," she added while gesturing to her pink Prabal Gurung gown. The New York Times reported that writer Susan Sontag defined "camp" as "an intentional over-the-top-ness, a slightly (or extremely) 'off' quality, bad taste as a vehicle for good art." Karlie Kloss did not manage to look "camp right in the eye," despite her claim, at the 2019 Met Gala. "I think I broke the internet, but not in a good way," Kloss told Vogue's "Life in Looks" series in 2023. Prior to her arrival at the Met, Kloss posted a photo on Instagram of the reflection of her eye in a small handheld mirror with the caption, "Looking camp right in the eye #metgala." Unfortunately, with competition for best-dressed including Zendaya as a real-life Cinderella and Katy Perry as a literal chandelier, fans were not impressed with Kloss' gold patterned mini dress with exaggerated black puffed sleeves designed by Dapper Dan for Gucci. "I still get — rightfully get — trolled. I'll accept it. Honestly, I deserved that one," Kloss added. In 2021, viewers joked Met Gala livestream host Keke Palmer didn't know who Brooklyn Beckham was after she asked him where he's from. When reporting on the carpet, Palmer asked Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham — who were then engaged — what the theme, "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion," meant to them. "Well, I'm trying to make him an American right now," said Nicola with a laugh, prompting Palmer to ask where Beckham is from. As the son of famous English soccer player David Beckham and former Spice Girl turned fashion designer Victoria Beckham, that's likely not a question Brooklyn is used to answering. He took the question in stride and said he's from London. But the awkwardness didn't stop there; the couple explained they live in Los Angeles and Nicola made a joke that she'd kidnapped her fiancé to which Palmer replied, "Well, I'm always here for a good kidnapping, OK. A fair trade ain't never been a robbery," before wishing them a wonderful time. Emma Chamberlain and Jack Harlow professed their love for one another in an interview at the 2022 Met Gala. At the 2022 Met Gala, YouTube star and influencer Emma Chamberlain and rapper Jack Harlow exchanged spontaneous expressions of affection upon their first time meeting. When Chamberlain's interview for Vogue came to a close, Harlow let an "I love you" slip out as he walked away from the microphone. Chamberlain responded with "Love ya" before facing the camera wearing a confused expression while (unsuccessfully) trying to hold in a burst of laughter. She seemed to be processing the sentimental exchange. Jimmy Fallon later had both Harlow and Chamberlain respond to the event live on "The Tonight Show." "That's like a piece of art because there's so many ways to interpret that," Harlow said on the show in 2022. "Everyone has a different take on what was going through her head, so I'll leave it up to interpretation." Chamberlain commented on the awkward interaction as well, telling Fallon, "When I'm doing these interviews, it's blank up here. Like, I have no thoughts. And when I go home, and I watch the interviews again, I'm like, watching a completely different person. I have no idea. I'm not thinking about anything. And then I'm like reacting to myself." Dressed as Karl Lagerfeld's cat, Choupette, Doja Cat stayed committed to her character at the 2023 Met Gala, speaking only in meows. In celebration of the 2023 Met Gala theme, "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty," Doja Cat dressed as the late designer's beloved cat, Choupette. The rapper and singer was committed to her character, replying to every question asked by Vogue red-carpet correspondent Emma Chamberlain with meows. Chamberlain laughed and continued playing along with the bit, resulting in an awkward, yet funny exchange. Olivia Wilde and Margaret Zhang were able to laugh off wearing nearly identical vintage Chloe dresses to the 2023 Met Gala. No one wants to show up at an event wearing the same outfit as someone else, especially not when the "event" in question is the Met Gala. Luckily, the actress and then-Vogue China editor in chief were quick to laugh about their twinning moment. "Great minds," Wilde wrote on her Instagram story, per People. "If you're gonna twin with anyone, make it @margaretzhang." Zhang also poked fun at their outfits, reposting Wilde's story on Instagram and adding, "CUE THE STRINGS," in reference to the violin design at the center of their dresses. Ed Sheeran's feet got stuck in FKA Twigs' dress at the 2024 Met Gala. While posing with Stella McCartney, Cara Delevingne, and FKA Twigs, Ed Sheeran got his feet stuck in FKA Twigs' gown. The custom Stella McCartney look featured loops of strings in a long train that dragged on the white-and-green carpet. The moment was captured in a Vogue interview as McCartney walked Vogue's hosts, actress Gwendoline Christie and model Ashley Graham, through the celebrities' looks. As Sheeran twirled around to show off his suit, his feet got tangled in the dress. "You just wrapped your feet in Miss Twigs here, uh oh, oh God," said Graham as Sheeran unsuccessfully attempted to free his feet. While brief, the incident did require Delevingne's help to untangle the British singer. "Luckily there is a designer here," Christie said.

What Makes Comme Des Garçons, Carsicko, and Broken Planet the Most Talked-About Streetwear Brands in 2025?
What Makes Comme Des Garçons, Carsicko, and Broken Planet the Most Talked-About Streetwear Brands in 2025?

Time Business News

time25-04-2025

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  • Time Business News

What Makes Comme Des Garçons, Carsicko, and Broken Planet the Most Talked-About Streetwear Brands in 2025?

Streetwear in 2025 isn't just about clothing—it's a language. From the bold fonts of Carsicko to the minimal art of Comme Des Garçons and the eco-conscious attitude behind the Broken Planet Hoodie, each brand represents a unique chapter in the global street fashion narrative. If you're looking to level up your streetwear game, these names are dominating culture and closets alike. Whether you're in it for artistic expression, social impact, or just a standout tracksuit, here's why these brands are leading the charge. Founded by Rei Kawakubo, Comme Des Garcons is more than just a fashion label—it's a movement of thought. Known for its irregular silhouettes, deconstructed cuts, and avant-garde collections, CDG has redefined the relationship between streetwear and luxury fashion. The Comme Des Garçons PLAY line made the brand more accessible to streetwear fans. With signature heart-with-eyes logos and simple silhouettes, this line became iconic. Whether it's a plain white tee or a canvas sneaker from their Converse collab, CDG PLAY is proof that less is more. These pieces are seen on everyone from fashion editors to skateboarders, making them the perfect bridge between minimalist cool and bold identity. If CDG is about introspection, Carsicko is pure expression. One of the hottest UK-based streetwear brands right now, Carsicko captures raw, urban energy and fuses it with bold graphics and fearless messaging. From pop-up drops to viral Instagram outfits, the label has grown rapidly in 2024 and 2025. The Carsicko Tracksuit has become a must-have. It's the go-to fit for Gen Z, especially those into drill music, UK street culture, or simply love a head-turning look. Available in signature colorways with oversized fonts, reflective logos, and sleek fits, it's both functional and fashion-forward. You'll often see creators, athletes, and influencers pairing these tracksuits with Jordans or Air Max for that modern urban silhouette. Enter Broken Planet—the streetwear brand doing more than just making clothes. This label is putting sustainability at the forefront of its identity. Every piece reflects an urgent message about the planet, waste, and climate—without sacrificing style. The Broken Planet Hoodie is more than just cozy. It's symbolic. Made using organic or recycled materials and printed with powerful phrases like 'There is No Planet B' or 'Save Yourself, Not the World,' it lets you wear your values. It features an oversized fit, heavyweight fabric, and attention-grabbing designs that speak volumes. Pair it with cargos, techwear pants, or even a Carsicko tracksuit bottom, and you've got a fit that's visually and ethically strong. Each of these brands brings a different energy to the table. Let's break it down: Comme Des Garçons = Artful minimalism, avant-garde spirit, luxury streetwear crossover = Artful minimalism, avant-garde spirit, luxury streetwear crossover Carsicko = Bold, expressive, fast-growing, and raw UK energy = Bold, expressive, fast-growing, and raw UK energy Broken Planet = Eco-conscious, message-driven, Gen Z activism in clothing form Now imagine the fit possibilities when you mix them. A CDG PLAY tee layered under a Broken Planet hoodie with Carsicko Tracksuit bottoms? That's peak streetwear in 2025—style, soul, and substance. See more discount sales on Stussy Official Wear A minimalist CDG tee provides balance to the bold messaging of a Broken Planet Hoodie. Finish it with wide-leg cargos or baggy denim and chunky sneakers for a versatile street look. Rock a full Carsicko tracksuit and style it with a Comme Des Garçons tote bag or snapback to add contrast between raw and refined. Layer a Broken Planet Hoodie over Carsicko track bottoms for a clash of ethos and edge—rebellion meets responsibility. The power of Comme Des Garçons, Carsicko, and Broken Planet lies in their ability to go beyond fashion: Comme Des Garçons tells a story with form, minimalism, and disruption of norms tells a story with form, minimalism, and disruption of norms Carsicko makes you feel —boldly stating who you are and where you come from makes you —boldly stating who you are and where you come from Broken Planet inspires change —reminding you of what matters while keeping you fresh Together, these brands represent where streetwear is going: more conscious, more artistic, and more personal. You don't wear these brands because they're popular. You wear them because they say something about you. From the ethical messaging of the Broken Planet Hoodie, to the graphic-driven intensity of the Carsicko Tracksuit, to the timeless edge of Comme Des Garçons—this is the future of streetwear. In a time where fashion is global, digital, and statement-driven, these three brands are not just surviving—they're leading. Add them to your lineup now, and you won't just stay ahead of the curve—you'll be shaping it. TIME BUSINESS NEWS

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