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Paris Fashion Week Unveils Busy Schedule Ahead of High-Stakes Season
Paris Fashion Week Unveils Busy Schedule Ahead of High-Stakes Season

Vogue

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Vogue

Paris Fashion Week Unveils Busy Schedule Ahead of High-Stakes Season

This article originally appeared on Vogue Business. To receive the Vogue Business newsletter, sign up here. Get as much rest as you can this summer: the official Paris Fashion Week schedule is out and it's packed like a summer suitcase. Altogether, the Spring 2026 women's ready-to-wear calendar, which will run from September 29 to October 7, features a total of 76 shows and 36 presentations—compared to a respective 66 and 40 during the spring 2025 season. Jonathan Anderson's womenswear debut at Dior (following his men's show in June) will take place on October 1 at 2:30pm, while Matthieu Blazy's much-anticipated first show at Chanel will be held on October 6 at 8pm. Behind the scenes at Chanel SS25. Photo: Acielle/Style Du Monde As previously reported, it's a high-stakes season with an unprecedented number of designer debuts against a backdrop of an industry downturn. Will these renewed creative visions help the industry to rebound? There's an impressive number of brands returning to the calendar. They include Thom Browne (who hasn't shown during ready-to-wear in Paris since September 2022), Lanvin (which chose the eve of couture for Peter Copping's debut last season), Vetements and Agnès b. The flurry of debuts include Loewe, Jean Paul Gaultier, Carven and Mugler. There are also the 'half debuts': the first ready-to-wear show of Glenn Martens at Margiela after impressing with his couture and Michael Rider's summer 2026 collection at Celine after his July co-ed debut, which was a 'spring' (or resort) collection, per the house verbiage. 'I believe in the calendar,' Rider said backstage in July. (His predecessor Hedi Slimane had been showing mostly off-calendar via a video format.)

The Voice season 29 announces new format and coaches
The Voice season 29 announces new format and coaches

The Independent

time6 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • The Independent

The Voice season 29 announces new format and coaches

The 29th season of The Voice, titled 'The Voice: Battle of Champions', is scheduled to air in spring 2026. Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, and Adam Levine will return as judges, marking their first reunion on the show since 2016. The new format includes a 'Three-Turn Competition' in auditions, where coaches compete to land singers who turn all three chairs, with the winner earning a 'Super Steal'. Knockout rounds will feature an 'In-Season All-Star Competition', bringing back two fan-favorite singers from previous seasons, judged by CeeLo Green. The semi-final and final weeks will introduce a new voting block composed of past singers of The Voice and super fans.

2026 Subaru Uncharted EV: 338 HP, 300 Miles Range, Tesla Charging
2026 Subaru Uncharted EV: 338 HP, 300 Miles Range, Tesla Charging

Auto Blog

time18-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • Auto Blog

2026 Subaru Uncharted EV: 338 HP, 300 Miles Range, Tesla Charging

By signing up I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . You may unsubscribe from email communication at anytime. View post: Walmart is selling a 'powerful' $199 lawn mower for $100, and shoppers say it's 'easy to operate' Subaru Unveils Third Battery-Electric Vehicle While it was slow to enter the EV market, Subaru has tonight introduced its third all-electric model, the 2026 Subaru Uncharted, designed to take you just about anywhere you might imagine wanting to go. Source: Subaru press release 0:09 / 0:09 What is the Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1? Watch More Depending upon the trim package a buyer might opt for, the electric SUV can deliver up to 300 miles of range while mustering up as much as 338 horsepower from twin electric motors capable of launching Uncharted from 0 to 60 mph in less than 5 seconds. It also promises significantly faster charging than Subaru's original Solterra EV. Spring 2026 Launch for Subaru's Third EV The 2026 Subaru Uncharted will roll into U.S. showrooms in Spring 2026, said spokesman Dominick Infante, marking the brand's third battery-electric vehicle. Its first, the Solterra, launched in the 2023 model year. Its subsequent offering, the Subaru Trailseeker, debuted at the New York Auto Show in April and is scheduled to go on sale early next year, as well. Source: Subaru press release While using the same basic architecture as the original Solterra, Uncharted has been shortened by almost 7 inches – though it offers 25 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row. Underscoring its around-town maneuverability, meanwhile, Subaru noted that the new EV has a turning radius almost identical to the compact, gas-powered Crosstrek. Toyota Partnership Continues with Better Differentiation Like the original Subaru Solterra, Uncharted emerged from Subaru's joint venture with Toyota – the same partnership that produced the virtually identical bZ4X. Both the Solterra and Toyota's now-renamed bZ are receiving significant mid-cycle updates for 2026. Autoblog Newsletter Autoblog brings you car news; expert reviews and exciting pictures and video. Research and compare vehicles, too. Sign up or sign in with Google Facebook Microsoft Apple By signing up I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . You may unsubscribe from email communication at anytime. Source: Subaru Press Release The two automakers continued working closely on the new EV, with Toyota set to bring out its version as the C-HR. While it's a 'close collaboration,' said Infante, each automaker focused on design and engineering elements they're best known for. In Subaru's case that included the new EV's Symmetrical All-Wheel-Drive system. But one of the key goals was to better differentiate the Subaru and Toyota models. The two automakers took heat for the fact that it was visually difficult to tell Solterra and bZ apart, other than their badges. Three Trim Levels with Up to 338 Horsepower Subaru will offer the 2026 Uncharted in three trim packages: Premium FWD, Sport, and GT, with a twin-motor drivetrain 'on most' packages. All will feature a 74.7-kWh, high-capacity lithium-ion battery. Source: Subaru Press Release The base package, the Premium FWD, 'will be offered in limited numbers,' according to a Subaru press release. Its single, front-mounted motor will turn out 221 horsepower and will deliver an estimated range of 'more than 300 miles' per charge. Sport and GT packages will add a second motor on the rear axle bumping output up to 338 horsepower – though sacrificing some range which Subaru estimates at 290 miles. With a sub-5-second 0-60 mph time, Subaru's new EV will be about a second quicker than Toyota's version, even though both make the same horsepower on paper. Both Uncharted Sport and GT will feature an electric version of the familiar Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel-Drive with X-Mode. The latter is a feature designed to more precisely deliver torque where needed in low-speed situations, such as snow and ice or while heading off-road. Tesla Supercharger Access with 30-Minute Fast Charging With the launch of the 2026 Uncharted, Subaru finishes migrating to the Tesla-based NACS – or North American Charging System – port. That will permit it to plug into the increasingly ubiquitous Tesla Supercharger network, with more than 15,000 stations across North America. Source: Subaru Press Release One of the benefits of the Subaru/Toyota partnership is that both of their new EVs will feature a battery preconditioning system designed to get their battery packs to the optimum temperature when it comes time to plug back in. Subaru claims Uncharted will be able to go from a 10 to 80% state-of-charge in as little as 30 minutes – though that will depend on the amount of current a public DC quick charger can provide. All versions of the Subaru Uncharted will feature a built-in 11 kW charger for accessing a 240-volt home circuit. Expect to stay plugged in overnight. More Distinctive Styling Than Previous Toyota Partnership Subaru's latest EV varies a bit more from its Toyota cousin than the original Solterra/bZ4X did. Uncharted picks up the brand's distinctive front and rear lighting signature, as seen on the new Trailseeker and updated Solterra, including an illuminated front logo. All-wheel-drive models get low-profile roof rails to make it easier to carry extra gear. A two-tone roof is optional on the Uncharted GT. Tires and wheels are offered in 18- and 20-inch options. Source: Subaru Press Release The interior is closer in design to the C-HR, the instrument panels on both dominated by 14-inch touchscreen displays. But there are some welcome differences, starting with Subaru's use of StarTex material on GT and Sport trims. All versions feature distinctive orange design accents, and plenty of soft-touch materials. Standard Wireless CarPlay and EyeSight Safety Features Wireless versions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, as are dual wireless smartphone chargers built into the front center console. There are dual USB-C chargers in the rear. Source: Subaru Press Release A basic version of the Subaru EyeSight driver assistance system is standard across the board, though you'll have to upgrade for features like Blind Sport Monitor and Active Cruise Control. Specific trims add features like Traffic Jam Assist and a panoramic view monitor. All trims get the All-Weather Package, including heated front seats and exterior mirrors and windshield wiper de-icing, a power tailgate and interior ambient lighting. Japan Production with Spring 2026 U.S. Arrival The 2026 Subaru Uncharted will be produced in Japan and should start rolling into U.S. showrooms by next spring. Source: Subaru Press Release The automaker has yet to announce pricing, though it is expected to come in below that of the larger Subaru Solterra which ranges from $39,915 to $46,915. Unfortunately, the federal tax credits offered U.S. EV buyers will expire in September 2025. Meanwhile, new Trump tariffs on imported autos could push up the cost of all of the 2026 Subaru EVs. About the Author Paul Eisenstein View Profile

BTS' V challenges the rules of the fashion world in this head-to-toe Celine ensemble
BTS' V challenges the rules of the fashion world in this head-to-toe Celine ensemble

Time of India

time09-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

BTS' V challenges the rules of the fashion world in this head-to-toe Celine ensemble

(Image Credits: Instagram) BTS member V, whose real name is Kim Taehyung, always ends up making headlines for his street style and carefree sartorial choices. And, yet again, his choice of accessory has grabbed eyeballs on the streets of Paris, for all the right reasons. His voguish avatar at Paris Fashion Week, as he represented the luxury brand Celine, made him the highest-trending celebrity at the international fashion festival. From his candid chat with Anna Wintour to his irresistible looks, nothing went unnoticed by his ARMY. Solidifying his status as a global style influencer, his taste and bold fashion choices continue to inspire and influence Gen Z across the globe. (Image Credits: Instagram) At the Paris Haute Couture Week, he attended the Celine Spring 2026 show, dressed in a head-to-toe Celine outfit, which immediately made the internet go into a frenzy. He wore a cropped, button-up grey jacket featuring statement collars and an intricate red and black geometric embroidery across the chest and shoulders. Secured with golden buttons, the subtle detailing added the perfect touch of elegance and a blend of cool sophistication. For his bottoms, he chose loose-fitted, high-waisted grey trousers that matched the jacket's colour, creating a co-ord set effect. The pleated trousers offered a glimpse of a formal touch with voguish sophistication. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Providers are furious: Internet access without a subscription! Techno Mag Learn More Undo The week in fashion However, the main showdown was pulled off with his accessory choices that exuded a gangsta-like look, blended with quite luxurious notes. He wore a pair of dainty golden hoop earrings and a layered matching necklace, and completed the show with a pair of heeled boots. (Image Credits: Instagram) Adding a chocolate-boy charm with messy bangs falling over his face, he was personally invited by fashion icon Anna Wintour, proof that his fashion choices are clearly hitting the mark. The youngest member of the BTS clan, he was the last to return from the mandatory South Korean military service and has been slaying the fashion game since day one. With his bold and effortless fashion choices, his influence extends far beyond the BTS universe, as, amongst the family of seven, V enjoys the largest fan following across the globe. From setting new trends to breaking boundaries, V has officially cemented his status as a global fashion icon and we're right there with him.

BTS's V Wows Fans In A Celine Head-To-Toe Ensemble At Paris Haute Couture Week
BTS's V Wows Fans In A Celine Head-To-Toe Ensemble At Paris Haute Couture Week

NDTV

time08-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • NDTV

BTS's V Wows Fans In A Celine Head-To-Toe Ensemble At Paris Haute Couture Week

BTS member V (Kim Taehyung) is challenging the rules of the fashion world, and we are loving it. From runway moments to airport looks, V's fashion sense has captivated fans worldwide, solidifying his status as a global style influencer. With his impeccable taste and bold choices, the singer continues to inspire and influence the fashion world. Recently, V attended the Celine Spring 2026 show at the Paris Haute Couture Week in a head-to-toe Celine outfit. He wore a cropped, button-up grey jacket which featured collars and intricate red and black geometric embroidery across the chest and shoulders. The jacket was secured with gold buttons, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to the look. Moving down, V wore a loose-fitting, high-waisted grey trousers that match the jacket in colour, creating a coordinated outfit. The trousers were pleated, offering a relaxed and stylish silhouette. Dainty gold hoop earrings, layered matching necklace, heeled boots and messy bangs completed his look. View this post on Instagram A post shared by V (@thv) V attended the event with Anna Wintour, Korean actors Park Bo Gum, Bae Suzy, among others. Park Bo Gum looked dapper in a grey suit with a dark plaid pattern. He paired it with a chequered white shirt underneath and casual denims. The Good Boy finished off his appearance with light-coloured shoes and curly bangs. Bae Suzy, on the other hand, wore a black dress with long sleeves and a slightly above-the-knee length. She teamed the outfit with knee-high black boots. Her dress was complemented by a Celine sling bag and dark hair styled in a straight manner. Ever since his return from the military service, BTS' V is slaying the fashion game one look at a time. With his bold and effortless style, his influence extends far beyond the BTS universe. With each new appearance, he sets trends, breaks boundaries, and cements his status as a global fashion icon. Whether on the runway or in everyday life, V's fashion sense is undeniably captivating, inspiring fans and fashion enthusiasts to take note and follow his lead.

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