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The stars of Hulu’s All’s Fair delivered a night of high fashion and statement-making style at the series’ Los Angeles premiere. From sculptural gowns to sparkling couture, the red carpet was a showcase of bold color, texture, and craftsmanship.

Kim Kardashian stunned in a bronze halter-neck gown by Schiaparelli. The structured design featured a sheer corseted bodice outlined in black piping, flowing into a dramatic ruched satin skirt that perfectly accentuated her signature curves. With a sleek updo and subtle glam, the reality star and entrepreneur embodied modern couture sophistication.

She grabbed a pic with mom Kris Jenner, who shined in yellow Givenchy.

Teyana Taylor embraced a futuristic edge in a black pleated Cong Tri gown, complete with a dramatic hood and fishtail silhouette. The look combined strength and sensuality, staying true to Taylor’s avant-garde fashion sensibility.

Niecy Nash radiated old Hollywood allure in a red sequined strapless gown by Sergio Hudson. The form-fitting creation, paired with a matching satin shawl, celebrated glamour and confidence in equal measure.

They were joined by fellow cast members Sarah Paulson in a white and red feathered Bottega Veneta look, Glenn Close in sleek black satin, and Naomi Watts in a black glittered top and ivory silk skirt — each contributing their own interpretation of high drama and sophistication.

Together, the ensemble exuded the power, elegance, and fierce individuality that define All’s Fair—a visual prelude to the drama, beauty, and style fans can expect from the highly anticipated Hulu series.

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In a world where modern luxury meets mindful living, lab-grown diamonds are shining brighter than ever—merging ethics with elegance.

The Luxuriant Lab-Grown Diamond G-H SI 1.00 ctw Boat-Shaped Ring in 18K vermeil yellow gold perfectly embodies that ideal. Designed with sleek, contemporary artistry and crafted with precision, its 1.00 carat total weight of lab-grown diamonds radiates brilliance from every angle. The elongated, boat-shaped silhouette elongates the finger, exuding grace and confidence in one timeless piece.

Whether worn for an elegant evening event, an anniversary dinner, or a red-carpet moment, this ring makes an unforgettable statement. It’s not just jewelry—it’s a symbol of modern sophistication, crafted for those who believe that luxury should feel as good as it looks.

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About Shop LC

Shop LC (short for Shop Low Cost) is a leading home shopping network and online retailer specializing in affordable luxury. With a mission of Delivering Joy, the brand offers fine jewelry, lifestyle products, fashion accessories, beauty, and home décor at exceptional value. Founded on the belief that luxury should be accessible to everyone, Shop LC sources directly from around the world to cut costs and pass the savings on to customers.

Every purchase also makes an impact through their Your Purchase Feeds initiative — donating a meal to a child in need for every item sold. Since its inception, the program has provided 56 million meals across the United States, India, and beyond.

Shop LC: Delivering Joy. One purchase, one meal, one smile at a time.

Creative director Maximilian Davis continued his sharp rebranding of Salvatore Ferragamo with a resonant Spring 2026 collection shown during Milan Fashion Week. Davis delved into the house’s 1920s foundations, tapping the Jazz Age not for flapper clichés but for its spirit of rebellion and cultural shift. The collection, presented at the Portrait Milano hotel, was built on what Vogue reported as Davis’s research into the “Africana” movement, exploring how materials and textiles became symbols of status. This historical lens provided a rich, untapped narrative for a modern luxury audience, positioning the house at the intersection of heritage and contemporary cool.

Davis deployed fringe with calculated precision to create movement and marketable separates. Long, swaying iterations on skirts created kinetic energy, while shorter versions on sleeves and handbags offered a wearable trend entry. This texture was amplified by fluid, high-value fabrics—flowing silks and delicate sheers—that draped the body with a classy, sensual elegance. The color story elevated a palette of browns and golds, rendered chic through shiny materials and punctuated with strategic pops of sun-dried yellow and mediterranean blue.

The show’s front row confirmed the brand’s regained cultural cachet. Attendees included major influencers Lori Harvey in custom fringe & sheer dress, Solange Knowles in leather jacket & skirt, Naomi Watts, Anna Wintour and Christy Turlington. Their presence underscores a significant achievement for Davis: generating buzz and A-list endorsement. This collection signals that Ferragamo is firmly on a compelling new trajectory under his creative direction.

After a five-year hiatus, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show made its highly anticipated return for 2025, lighting up Brooklyn’s Steiner Studios with renewed glamour and bold energy. The show, reimagined under the creative direction of Adam Selman, celebrated confidence and individuality while honoring the brand’s legacy of show-stopping spectacle. This year’s event embraced inclusivity, artistry, and high fashion, marking a new era for the iconic Angels.

The runway came alive with a lineup of top models, actresses, and athletes donning daring designs that blended nostalgia with contemporary flair. Sleek silhouettes, innovative wings, and sculptural lingerie pieces paid homage to Victoria’s Secret’s storied past while ushering in a fresh creative direction. Every look was a celebration of empowerment — unapologetically feminine and powerfully modern.

A highlight of the evening was an electrifying performance by Missy Elliott, whose commanding presence and signature style captivated the crowd. The award-winning artist brought her unmatched energy to the stage, cementing her status as one of music’s most dynamic performers. Her appearance set the tone for the night’s theme of fearless reinvention and cultural impact.

On the pink carpet, stars including Sarah Jessica Parker, Jodie Smith, Chloë Sevigny, Kristy Sarah, and Jenna Lyons showcased sleek, statement-making looks that perfectly captured the spirit of the evening. With its triumphant comeback, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has proven that timeless allure and reinvention can coexist — reclaiming its place at the heart of fashion’s most glamorous celebrations.

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In the heart of New York Fashion Week, one collective continues to capture attention, celebrate culture, and redefine what inclusivity in fashion truly means. The Caribbean Fashion Collective (CFC), founded by Xavier Walker, is a dynamic platform dedicated to spotlighting emerging designers, models, and creatives from the Caribbean and beyond. 

What began as a vision to create a space where underrepresented voices could shine has evolved into one of the most exciting new movements. The Collective’s showcases blend bold artistry, cultural storytelling, and global appeal reminding audiences that fashion is as much about identity as it is about innovation. 

A Platform Rooted in Culture and Collaboration 

CFC’s mission is simple yet powerful: to foster creativity and cultural diversity within the global fashion industry. The organization provides a platform for both emerging and established designers to present their work to international audiences, while building bridges across regions and communities. 

“Caribbean fashion is vibrant, expressive, and deeply rooted in heritage,” says Founder Xavier Walker. “Our goal is to give that artistry the same stage as any major fashion capital — while creating opportunities for those who may not otherwise have access.” 

Alongside Walker are Co-Founders Norka Vasquez, a Casting Director, Model, and Advocate for Body Positivity and Stewella Daville, an accomplished Model, Model Coordinator and Stylist. Together, they’ve built a network that extends beyond the runway, connecting designers with Stylists, Sponsors, Buyers and Press Outlets. 

From Island Inspiration to International Recognition 

At the most recent CFC NYFW SS26 Showcase, designers including Aesthete Artwear, Kudos Designs, MAK GIOUS, Atelier Sanel, Kimblyne Henry Designs, Naballah Chi from Carnival Catwalk and Rêve Jewellery transformed the runway into a celebration of craftsmanship and Caribbean identity. And not the mention the up beat music by Gale Scott 

The evening also featured partnerships with luxury and lifestyle brands like T McDonald Cosmetics, AcARRE Beauty, Mockly, Ten To One Rum, and Barbancourt, underscoring the Collective’s commitment to blending fashion with authentic cultural experiences.

From front-row press to backstage energy, the event was a testament to how CFC redefined Caribbean Fashion. Publications such as Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire and Essence have taken note of the growing impact of Caribbean creatives within the fashion ecosystem — a milestone that signals an even brighter future ahead. 

What’s Next for CFC 

As CFC prepares for its NYFW SS27 showcase in September 2026, the team continues to expand its reach, with plans for international collaborations, panel discussions, and educational initiatives that promote inclusivity and innovation in fashion. 

The Caribbean Fashion Collective reminds the world that style knows no borders and that when culture and creativity unite, the results are nothing short of extraordinary. 

Follow the Movement: 

Instagram: @caribbean.fashion.collective Website: www.caribbeanfashioncollective.com

Happy Thursday, Bombers and Bombshells!

Earlier this week, I traveled to Charleston, South Carolina to celebrate Sergio Hudson’s collaboration with Volvo Cars USA — a powerful partnership honoring 70 years of Volvo in the U.S. and uniting two brands deeply connected to South Carolina.

Sergio Hudson has deep roots in South Carolina — his mother hails from Charleston, and the connection to the region runs even deeper than he initially realized. Charleston is also home to one of Volvo’s major factories, where the new EX90 is produced — the very vehicle that inspired his latest collaboration.

Reflecting on the partnership, Hudson shared, “This is where the car is made. There’s a triple connection for me. Our first family car was a Volvo, and my mom worked for Mack Trucks, which was later acquired by Volvo. They make the car that inspired the collection here in Charleston, where my mom was born. I had no idea there was a Volvo plant here, and when they decided to host the event in this city, it felt so full circle. I used to come here every summer — it really feels like home.”

Hudson said they “were approached about designing a mini collection inspired by the EX90, using the materials and color palette of the car.” Meanwhile, Silla from Volvo praised the synergy: “I love that his designs are classical and timeless with a twist — the way he combines colors in unexpected ways is elegant and sophisticated. That’s exactly the spirit we want for the EX90. It’s the perfect fit.”

She explained, “We come from a company rooted in the North — a true Scandinavian brand. Functionality has always been at the core of what we do, shaped by a harsh climate and a deep commitment to safety. For a long time, Volvo was seen as sitting between mainstream and luxury, but our goal has been to move confidently into the premium space. We’ve focused on craftsmanship, attention to detail, and creating designs that feel distinctly Scandinavian — calm, understated, and refined, yet never boring.”

The trip began with a fitting, where I previewed the capsule collection firsthand.

Inspired by the fully electric Volvo EX90, Sergio Hudson created a limited-edition line that includes a Gray Tailored Wool Blend Car Coat made from the same sustainably sourced wool used in the vehicle’s seats, and a Nordico Belt in Dawn, inspired by Volvo’s signature three-point seatbelt. The three-look capsule moves effortlessly from casual denim to sleek houndstooth suiting to after-hours sparkle — a perfect reflection of Hudson’s timeless, confident style.

Day one concluded with an intimate dinner introducing guests to the collection and the design philosophy behind it.

On day two, we took a scenic drive in Volvo’s electric models to a stunning villa by the sea, where the serene views mirrored the elegance of the partnership.

The experience ended with a delicious dinner at Sorelle, one of Charleston’s best Italian restaurants — the perfect close to an inspiring and fashion-filled getaway.

Of course I wore Sergio Hudson the whole time!

Congratulations to Sergio Hudson on this innovative collaboration with Volvo Cars — a celebration of design, craftsmanship, and sustainable luxury that truly embodies Volvo’s tagline, “For life.”

The Sergio Hudson x Volvo collection will be available exclusively online beginning October 20th, 2025, at volvocars.com/us/l/sergio-hudson.

Images: Sully Sullivan

The music world is mourning the loss of D’Angelo, the legendary R&B and neo-soul artist who passed away at age 51 after a private battle with pancreatic cancer. Known for his rich voice, timeless sound, and boundary-pushing artistry, D’Angelo leaves behind a body of work that forever changed the landscape of contemporary soul music.

Emerging in the mid-1990s, D’Angelo quickly became one of the defining voices of his generation. His debut album Brown Sugar introduced fans to a smooth, sultry sound that blended classic soul with modern rhythm and blues. Songs like “Lady,” “Cruisin’,” and “Brown Sugar” became instant staples, showcasing his ability to channel both vulnerability and confidence in equal measure.

His 2000 release Voodoo marked a creative triumph, earning multiple Grammy Awards and solidifying his legacy as a pioneer of the neo-soul movement. The album’s standout track, “Untitled (How Does It Feel),” became a cultural phenomenon — a song and video that redefined sensuality and cemented D’Angelo’s place in music history.

Throughout his career, D’Angelo remained a symbol of authenticity, artistry, and evolution. His influence can be felt in the work of countless artists who followed in his footsteps, from R&B to hip-hop and beyond. Though he is gone too soon, his music continues to speak for him — a timeless reminder of soul’s enduring power.

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The late André Leon Talley, one of fashion’s most influential voices, is being honored through a breathtaking new exhibition titled “André Leon Talley: Style Is Forever.” The exhibit, now open at the SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta from October 15 to March 1, and at the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah until January 11, celebrates the life, vision, and unmistakable style of the legendary editor, curator, and tastemaker.

A towering figure in fashion history, Talley broke barriers as one of the first Black editors to hold a senior position at Vogue, shaping decades of global fashion discourse with his commanding presence and encyclopedic knowledge of style. The exhibition pays homage to his legacy through an intimate and detailed display of garments, imagery, and personal artifacts that chronicle his remarkable career.

Each mannequin featured in the installation was meticulously crafted in Talley’s likeness, reflecting his signature elegance and larger-than-life persona. This attention to detail underscores his belief that fashion is not just about clothes — it’s about identity, power, and storytelling. Visitors are invited to experience the world through his eyes, from his early days in the South to his rise as one of the most respected figures in fashion journalism.

“André Leon Talley: Style Is Forever” stands as both a tribute and a reminder of Talley’s enduring impact on culture and style. Through this exhibition, SCAD ensures that his spirit — one defined by sophistication, intellect, and unapologetic grandeur — continues to inspire generations to come.

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Doja Cat has solidified her status as a Fashion Icon in her latest look by Quine Li that was progressive, avant-garde, and an absolute stand-out moment.

During her appearance on Saturday Night Live over the weekend, the “Paint the Town Red” rapper actually painted the town white in a lace maxi number that was characterized with a structural and oversized “V” neckline.

Quine Li is a New York based fashion line that was founded by a Chinese-born designer named Kuai Li. Known for her sculptural, and geometric, forms, her designs often use geometry and strong sculptural structure. Rather than just creating fabulous clothes, think of her garments as pieces of art.

Doja who’s known for stepping out in unusual and eclectic silhouettes, owned this theatrical ensemble from head to toe. From her lime green curled updo, and turquoise jewel statement earrings down to her silver sparkly platform heels, one thing for certain is that Doja isn’t afraid to push the envelope.

What say you? Hot! Or hmm…?

What say you? Hot! or Hmm…?

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For my last day in Paris during Paris Fashion Week, I grabbed a pick with the Eiffel Tower wearing a dress by black female owned brand, Mahogani Collections.

The textured black floral dress felt sculptural yet romantic, the perfect balance of strength and femininity as I posed against one of the most iconic backdrops in the world.

Mahogani Collections was founded by mother–daughter duo Phyllis Mitchell and Christine Eades, who began their journey in Detroit creating handmade jewelry before expanding into fashion. Their pieces speak to legacy, artistry, and the generational power of Black women in design — a story I am proud to help tell on a global stage. From Michigan Fashion Week to The Bomb Fashion Show, and now to Paris, their journey is a testament to vision and perseverance.

As I stood with the Eiffel Tower behind me, I felt deeply grateful — not just for the view, but for the opportunity to use my platform to spotlight emerging designers who deserve to be seen. Fashion is more than clothes; it’s culture, connection, and community. And when one of us rises, we all do.

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: Jeremy Melloul