the markle effect on fashion?meghan markle already is the most wonderful ambassador for fashion. >> reporter: two women, two very different styles, both with unmatched global reach. any style they wear selling out in minutes. >> they both are very contemporary. one much more traditional. and one a little bit edgier. kate middleton's style is more conservative. i think it's more british. meghan's style -- it has a greater sense of informality, a little bit funkier. >> i have what i call wakely wardrobe -- >> reporter: amanda wakely the face behind some of the royals' most fashionable moments. who do you think would look beautiful in this? >> i think -- you're trying to trick me. >> reporter: her first brush with the firm came in 1993 with princess diana in a skirt suit. when she first emerged announcing her retirement what did that do to your business? >> i had no idea that she was going to be wearing that suit for that occasion. >> what was your reaction? >> it was -- oh my god. >> reporter: a royal favorite, wake

these days artists take a more critical approach to fashion. this installation by michelangelo pissed a little is a commentary on mass production and cheap labor in the supply chain. social media and fashion blogs are increasingly important sources of inspiration for designers an artiste. passion has never been more democratic. well but pictures on social media blocks a mostly photo shop in the era you can trust your eyes german photographer. has created a new kind of post-production without using a computer his works allow you to take a trip back in time and here's how it works. caspar's it's not at eighteen at thirty five a leap of seventeen years in the blink of an eye that's possible thanks to a technique that says the has developed he digs in old first half of the archives sticks bits of it onto a glass case and says sit in front of the same scene today. then you first draft the image of me. because as a photographer you have to ask yourself how do i approach archive material because these are someone else's photos how will they become my

church or simply a catholic church used for intercon fashion or purposes. it's a catholic church used to fall into confessional purposes as is and is a more time of course it's an intercom factional church. the catholic church or a parish especially my catholic counterpart has a different view of the legal status but that's how it is. all the cathedral building belongs to the state of north rhine-westphalia both the catholic and lutheran communities use it as their parish church. this is symbolically portrayed in the statue entitled employ the embrace. jesus embraces not only saint panhard of clay of all but also martin luther. the cathedral is divided by units of time four hours for the protestants the rest for the catholics. shortly after ten am the cathedral becomes catholic. blue closing has been given a privilege this sunday the fifteen year old student has been chosen to carry the holy relics from the sacristy to the altar the skulls of the brothers john and paul who died as martyrs in the fourth century. the relics may only be displayed in the sanctu

bought at a company aimed at making fashion more sustainable. in twenty fourteen she in the friend found it a startup called orange fiber to experiment with the fruit and developer production process to turn orange juice by products into fabric juice producers on the island collaborated on the project. in the end that they press the juice out of the oranges and what's left over is this here the peel. go. now we extract the cellular is from the peel with a process that we have paid into it yes they are more. the room material is sent to a factory in spain that extracts the plant fibers from the peels and spins them into fine yawns. these go back to which late where another partnering komo transforms them into a white textile that can be produced as an opaque iridescent fabric. this can be dyed in printed like traditional textiles and mixed with materials like silk or coffee. and i get that little bit about the oh is that and i believe you hear textile out of orange peels initially expect the material to be rough. but there was a quick look at it

♪ >>> tonight -- the biggest night in fashion is officially under way.'m outside the famous met gala stairs with rihanna and amal clooney will play hoes at the most fashionable bash of the year. >> we're behind the scenes with the a-listers invited. >> and i want "entertainment tonight" to tell the entire world. >> did everybody get their money? >> why the "american idol" judges are getting richer. and our adam levine exclusive. >> you got me to sit down. is. >> this is big time. >> is his new gig making him want to leave "the voice." >> in the moment, there is no stopping it. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> amal clooney and rihanna have glamd up and teamed up tonight. co-hosting the oscars of fashion. the met gala. keltie knight is there. the big news is a surprise no show. >> this is the party that everyone wants to go to. why did bee wherein say cancel at the last minute? >> a source tells "e.t." that beyonce backed out of tonight's met gala to spend private time with her husband. saying, quote, jay surprised her with a trip, because he felt s

the roots of these intricate fashionable churches lie in the reformation in fifteen twenty the good folk of thousand were pretty enthusiastic about martin luther's reform ideas and just four years later the city council decided that about. and would become protestant that meant the cathedral was turned into a protestant church. john marling is an expert in local history he says the intro confessional church was born out of necessity. it had nothing to do with our contemporary ideas of ecumenism. in those days the issue of who had a right to the main church and who could hold services there was decided pragmatically. nine hundred ninety or ninety five percent of the residents were lutheran so they held sway in the town it's on the other hand the cathedral clergy officially owned the church and they were catholic and they have the emperor on their side so it was checkmate if either side had triumphed it would have been the end of an into confessional church. they often over and. outside a gutter marks the approximate dividing line. inside it's more complicated take these pews for instance

he set the course berlin fashion would take and exported it in huge numbers. well you see here you can still see the v. for valentino and here is a rather on a m. . in the one nine hundred twenty s. designs became simpler and easier to mass produce but off the rack fashion wasn't all that was made on a go school doors where so were costumes for cabaret and film performers. the national socialist destroyed that world they expropriated the jewish garment makers property the fashion nurses went to non jewish employees. after the war ended the squarely in. his lawyer it's a tragic legacy of the nazi users for to me with jewish garment manufacturers and star designers have been completely lost to our collective memory horchata. today house folk times square is little more than a stop on the metro it's never been able to recover its glamorous past. my next stop takes me tonight because currently one of berlin's most hyped districts one of the most diverse areas of the city. gordon is a slice of tel aviv in the heart of for a lead it's a one stop shop for good israel

i ever come to those so from fashion to food that's what's coming up to the. truth collections labor party and question for lakshmi the game should. have been flowing fun with one of the props this time it's in the woods on the german coast. in variety of british nationals tasty such proof can be. to highlight the latest fashion trends every year because labels show their collections for the summer and winter seasons but for some of those i know that's not enough that's why there are those so called cruise collections that take place in between the main fashion weeks they're presented in very special that news like this in france. geale would chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean two years outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be going to the most spectacular in their choice of locations and i wonder if that's because you have to kind of fight for attention at this time of here but always a pleasure to at

fashion and the catholic imagination. >> the night is not for the fashion faint of heart.ost $30,000 apiece. the event raised $12 million for the metropolitan museum. >> some took it more seriously than others. >> whoa, j. lo. so we're inviting the most fashion-forward person we know to break down last night's looks for us. >> jack sheehan, everybody. >> glad to be back. let's start. jared leto in gucci. what is that? >> that's jared leno in gucci. >> he looks like jesus. >> i think that's what he was going for. the crown? it's not of thorns. >> this is my favorite. >> j. lo. belle mie. that's a lot of leg right there. nicki minaj, oscar de la renta. >> you have a lot of detail. that's a beautiful train. >> that's a lot of red. >> sarah jessica parker, dolce and gabbana. >> what fabric is that, jack? >> i'm not really sure, she's got andy cohen, chadwick boston. he had the whole cape thing going. >> from "black panther." >> mitt romney and ann. his wife ann, ann romney. why were they there? >> yeah. >> he's running for senate in utah. he's on the upper east side. forget ab

a little bit more sultry appeal. >> speaking of royal fashion. at 2-week-old prince louis. the palace released this adorable photo of his big sister, charlotte, giving him a kiss on the forehead. >> so adorable. the sweater charlotte is wearing is hand me down from big brother george. >> royals. just like us. hand me downs. >>> melissa mccarthy is comedy royal tty in this town. >> what's the key the lon jef thety in hollywood. >> you make it work. >> we're lucky we get to be together. i'll get there. >> okay. >> we're friends first. >> when you say you were friends first, were you friends but you knew? like, you know that friend where you knew, didn't you? >> yeah. i was sweet on him weight array. and it worked. until today. >> make no mistake. this hollywood power couple is the real deal. >> i love your mom. ♪ >> ben directed his wife 1 years in their latest comedy, life of the party. she plays a single mom who enroll at the same university as her daughter. >> maddy, please spank your mother with the ceremonial paddle. >> o, with! ow! >> are you

i decided to drop off my studies and went to study fashion and patter—making.astes and habits and to know them from the inside. then i moved to robotics and learn how to speak with engineers and get into a male dominated word —— world, but it went well, and it went well and was quite a success. i wasjust thinking, if you are putting specific measurements and sizes in for somebody who wants to buy an item and the mannequin is changing s0 item and the mannequin is changing so it reflects them, wouldn't it be easierfor them to be so it reflects them, wouldn't it be easier for them to be fitted out themselves? it is industrial equipment forfashion themselves? it is industrial equipment for fashion brands and made—to—measure brands, and when the customer doesn't need to be there, because normally when you make garments you need people to come to war three times, and this is difficult to have done. —— two or three times. each brand has its own weight to size their garments —— its own way. they have to trade each time on the mannequin, and they will be able to test ev

at fashion's biggest night. >> the heavenly and outrageous fashions of the met gala. >> steady girl?his is my year. >> this is gorgeous. >> the couples. >> and the confessions. >> i'm trying to party, honey. >> i'm the bad guy. i'm dressed as the del. >> we break down the met's seven deadly style since. >>> and what pauley perrette is only telling "e.t." about her "ncis" fair well tonight. >> i did everything i could do. >>> adam levine. father's day fears. >> don't look. don't look. >> and meet roseann's child star sensation. >> at first, didn't know what iconic meant. when i asked, she said it's a big deal. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." "e.t." has been covering the met glal longer than any other show. we have never seen anything like this year's event. amazing. have the here's the thing. the stars came to play and keltie knight was there. keltie, this is you at your happiest moment. isn't it? >> kevin, you know me and you know how much i freak out over these things. i'm still freaking out. did i sleep in my gown last night, there's a good possibility that happened. the fashi

is it too old-fashioned?titution, but it needs to be very careful not to go out of fashion. that is why the ceo was talking about trying to reconnect with that site and younger family shopper, that they want the new value, the quality style and fashion, quality in food. quality style and fashion, quality infood. so, quality style and fashion, quality in food. so, no quality style and fashion, quality infood. so, no means quality style and fashion, quality in food. so, no means write it off, but it cannot afford to stand still. is it suffering from the wider decline in high street retail? that is definitely part of it. you look at some of the places that these stores are closing. they are not the healthiest high—street in britain. places like central manchester, all that street in london, those are big shopping destinations, but sadly for a lot of different reasons, many high street are under pressure from everything from increasing business rates to people increasingly choosing to shop online.” rates to peopl

it is the fashion and the beauty products that we are hanging on.hion and the beauty products that we are hanging on. thank youlj can that we are hanging on. thank you.” can imagine. richard, you could think that britain could be accused of going overboard on all of this. as we reflecting in the papers, the world is going overboard on it. the figaro, talking about the marriage thatis figaro, talking about the marriage that is tipping the royal family upside down in terms of modernisation, etc, and the washington post takes almost the exact opposite view. i had a quick look at the figaro's website, it is packed with stories from all angles. this is a global media story. the royalfamily are this is a global media story. the royal family are a global media sensation for so many reasons, possibly to do with the legacy of the british empire. the figaro highlighting her prominence as an american, a divorcee, of mixed—race, the polar opposite in the washington post by the global opinions editor, she is writing this morning saying that meghan will not be th

old fashion bloggers. and digital forest sprites but first the e used out of privacy shake up comes into effect may twenty first it's designed to protect personal information and power users and control large scale businesses that gather data but smaller organizations could face difficulties. may twenty fifth is d.j. for anyone in the business of data collection the e.u. general data protection regulation has been welcomed by privacy activists. digital users anyone on facebook or shopping online will have better tools to enforce their rights they can find out what companies know about them and apply to have mistakes rectified they can force companies to delete their data or stop them from processing that data and building a profile in the first about. what will change for users to begin with users will be better informed they must actively choose how they want their personal data to be processed and saved and they can withdraw consent at any time. they'll also be able to download it data. or have it delete

fashion inspiration.ome in on a cross but i think that was a bit extra. >> reporter: this year's co-chair rihanna dazzling in a papal inspired look. blake lively as usual stunning in versace. >> oh, that's fine. and circle back. so it's sort of like a three-point turn. i walked around in my apartment and my apartment is not as big as this gown. >> reporter: sara jessica parker working with a show-stopping train. >> how long is the train? >> it's so long. i hope she takes it off. the train is my nightmare. >> reporter: a serious headpiece. >> i dare say heavenly. >> thank you. >> reporter: crowns, a major trend of the night. this year's exhibit heavenly bodies: fashion and the catholic imagination providing fashion inspiration that could only be described as heaven sent. the attendees all gathering to raise money for the metropolitan museum's costume institute. "vogue's" anna wintour controls who gets invited and that guest list did not disappoint. ariana grande wearing a dress by vera wang and michael ang

what does exist is a fashion holding company called ml fashion, which consists of all the other fashionrands i've invested in throughout "the profit," like susana monaco, siloett, flex watches, inkkas. we have seven brands and 29 stores. most have done pretty well. only one hasn't worked out -- siloett. but overall, business is doing fantastic. and you know who runs it? stephanie. i'm proud of you. thank you. and nicolas is actually now helping run gander outdoors, which is a business i acquired out of bankruptcy. and he still has equity in ml fashion. what's ironic about all of this is that what started out as an $800,000 investment in five women's fashion stores, has turned into an $18 million venture into the fashion business. and i'm not going to stop anytime soon. ...the true definition of a raw deal. perfect flavor. one of my most promising investments ends with a major beef nobody saw coming. and later, i reveal my biggest win of all. and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget...

an easy as she was a fashion blog. the business student soon realized that use a little more drawn to pictures than two was and instagram. after that it just became like. like brands started to contact me p.r. agencies started to offer me collaboration and then like after a while like some rounds are going to become a brand ambassador and just kept going until today she promoted a range of beauty products fashion brands and companies she became a top influencer one numerous awards and even guest starred in t.v. shows generally get badly. it's quite lucrative what does she make a month me say jump in the average sometimes for a month you get around seven thousand francs from working with brands but then if you can collaborate with the bigger brands for like twelve months contract it becomes more seven thousand francs is about five thousand eight hundred euro's she makes additional earnings with her own merchandise since two thousand and eleven she's been marketing her own line of shoes which she promotes on instagram in

because fashion is very often sexy.olic or people using catholic iconography or images associated-- >> not at all, actually. >> stephen: no one has been upset? >> not at all. we worked very closely with the vatican through the whole process and cardinal dolan, as i believe you know, was one of our guestes of honor -- >> stephen: he was there. he looked fabulous! >> he was there -- >> stephen: amazing! >> although he doesn'ted me. he programmed me he was going to wear his red cape, and he left that at home. >> stephen: they have the big scarpet cape. >> and he didn't think he got enough to eat. ( laughter ). >> stephen: there were some other really beautiful outfits that night they just really enjoyed. did you like what madonna was wearing? >> i did, i did. she was in john paul gautier. looking traditionally madonna. >> stephen: she had a veil. >> and she was actually the reason you didn't get to eat because we were running from the dinner into the agreement hall to, great hall to have our surprise performance, which was

-fashion is really focused on what is trendy. we make a product that is not a fashionable product.im jeans are a workwear uniform of the people. -so you don't think that designing things that you put on your body are fashion? -i think before fashion is utility. it's about what people live in to do what they need to do. -i feel like when i'm talking to marguerite i'm talking to the anti-fashion police. taking things so seriously, i think everybody needs to just calm down. it's denim. it's supposed to be fun. i'd like to go through the process from the raw materials to the finished goods. -yeah. there are 67 steps. -wow! -number one, we are going to do a front packet assembly. -coin pocket. -coin pocket. yep. -left pocket. right pocket. -then we're going to, step two, mark... -awesome. -with a guide. now we are going to double needle the coin pocket to the pocket facing. this is step three. -i felt like i was inside of a pinball machine. moving from point-to-point all over the place with no rhyme or reason. you started here. you came here. you went there. you went there. you went bac

lattimer putin who is known to be sometimes fashionably sometimes not so fashionably late well this time he was right on time with work like a swiss clock i should say and really this ceremony had a very fresh spirit compared to the previous ones for instance the city center of moscow was not blocked off for traffic but instead lattimer putin got a call in his office and then we saw him walk all the way to the east and to this palace now he also rode for briefly with his motorcade and for the first time apparently he preferred to his usual mercedes benz limousine a new one russian made cortege which literally translates as a motorcade it is a new vehicle designed specifically for the russian president it is in its main feature is how well protected it is it is rumored that it can basically withstand being hit by mortar rounds so this is what we know so apparently it was probably the first time that he actually rode that vehicle now he got in here he walked through these magnificent kremlin walls kremlin palace walls said an oath and then he delivered a speech and basically the first thin

choices we say fashion is for everyone in this fashion is for. the other. it's unlikely there's a city anywhere with more give away clothing boxes on the streets as ballin officially they're not allowed and critics complain that the boxes amount to illegal garbage dumping bad for corrina and there are secret treasure trove. i was delighted me up welcome you know other people get rid of really nice and surprisingly high quality stuff inside things made from silk for example and i think it's great that they don't simply toss them into the garbage can e s i thought instead they put them in these boxes so someone else can continue using them. if exact ninety ninety percent of the clothes i find have actually been washed in some pieces or even ironed. some of these impromptu containers look like certified drop box locations where people can let others give their unwanted articles a new lease of life kareena and i don't just help themselves they also give back even if it's often hard to part with favorite finds. sqlite i found this dress on the street

of like movie and awesome fashion and all the fashion designers have to say it's always super interesting is that when you saw with beautiful to see a show all over it gives you lots of a deal and your first fashion brand was a british designer i think yes she is famous. from the archives was talking to resist her in a t. shirt against nuclear weapons yeah what was it like working for designer resort vs lee political in the night when it was it was great i love to be these people have something to say and i got to see and outspoken and i was really super excited when she was first in store at my camera since two months and she called me to do a campaign so i was very very excited and she loved the kind of documentary style and also the strong sexy woman so you know i was like whoa whoa getting in my first campaign discussed and have that and we did lots of campaigns after and discovered lots of photographers she's very good with i mean. i mean on without. you know would you have sort of the reporter style from journalism you board a little them in the process of making these photos to see

look after look dazzled at fashion's biggest night.den globes, it is about that industry, and people love to dress, but this is about our industry. and it's about designers being fearless and being able to create in a way that they normally might not be able to create. it is always such a magical night. you feel like cinderella coming up these stairs, and you know, getting dressed up and having such a fantasy. it may seem controversial to pair the superficial with the sacred. but the vatican has actually blessed this exhibition. they have loaned dozens of rare items including one tiara with 18,000 diamonds in it to be displayed. many of the items have never been seen outside the vatican before. this year involved actual negotiations with the vatican for a very long time. and it's a wonderful thing to bring all this extraordinary clothing and objets from the vatican. if some young person comes to see the fashion but sees the exhibition as well, that is a great achievement. so the crossover is what i love about it. the invitation—only ev

yet at the same time melancholy and in daringly old fashioned. its trams negotiate breathtakingly tight bends and the stone issuing li steep inclines in all there are five lines they take joe's a cup route anywhere he wants to in the old town joe's a is a modern day town chronicler he takes photographs and runs a blog. anything that catches his eye in the course of his forays is put on his website which he updates every day. and soon its mission is in its raw cities which are famous for their beauty elegance but not because their inhabitants a likable guy. here in lisbon we have a good balance between an inspiring cultural heritage and people who welcome you with open arms michael fifteen. affair. yes this is my lisbon. meet beautiful and sassy resolute even a touch extrovert a lovely woman with a feel for style a woman who makes an impression and that's what lisbon does to embody for which will come from my. mom. there are countless songs about lisbon always worshipping the city as a woman as a radiant mistress. as will. take you there is one co

you know the famous fashion scene in fellini's "roma" where all the popes have a fashion show. >> sethke? >> kate moss was the best dressed wearing a saint laurent. >> seth: that's beautiful. >> and she was sexy and she looked herself. and she was wearing something very comfortable. she wasn't wearing a costume. >> seth: yeah, some people were dressed like the pope. >> like the pope. similar to the popes and the nuns and the bishops and the cardinals. i don't know. >> seth: and that did not look comfortable. >> that did not look comfortable. >> seth: yeah. >> someone wore wings. >> seth: yes. i saw wings. didn't katy perry wear wings? >> yes. i think she wore wings. >> seth: here's a -- here's another one. >> tiffany haddish, looking fabulous in brandon maxwell. >> seth: yeah. >> beautiful, very elegant, very sexy, and very stately. very clean. clean. minimalism. minimalism. >> seth: yes. and in a -- in a great tiffany way it doesn't seem to be taking it too seriously. >> oh, she ready. she ready. look at the tongue. [ laughter ] >> seth: last, but not least. >> and this is great. bee