it shows the scale of gucci.t was successful before the pandemic under the previous creative director with the flamboyant direction. that is why this has been underperforming since the pandemic. they needed new blood and reinvented the brand. they want to focus more on the heritage and the leather goods and men's wear and high-end jew jewelry. now the new collection today and the new issue with the kering management shuffle and the beauty division this year and high-end perfume. 30% valentino. we will see what happens with the collection today. a lot of changes on the way. >> just black shirt and black jeans and black t-shirt. then just a pair of converse sneakers. surprising that a man of that caliber of fashion would dress in that way. what do i know about fashion? charlotte, thank you. i appreciate it. >>> a quick look at the futures board. a mixed picture here. that's it for today's show. i'm arabile gumede. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. do stay tuned for that live here on cnbc. shipstation saves us

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gucci man, who is this gucci? did we get a mascot? i don't know this gucci man, who is this?er were like, he's a rapper, he's really cool. she's like, i don't know about this gucci man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like the marlboro man or something. really? >> the mascot? they hired a mascot? i don't know about this. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> we had a lot of fun. every sunday i would invite like the cast and crew over to my place and we'd do a potluck and i would cook something. salma would always bring the best tequila and have everyone pretty lit. and i'm like, it's 10:30, get off, we've got to get to work tomorrow! >> jimmy: so you have had a lot -- how many jobs would you guess you've had? >> i've probably had -- a lot of jobs. i would say -- seven? >> jimmy: seven jobs? >> maybe ten. >> jimmy: maybe ten, okay. i don't think that's that many, think that's a reasonable number. >> somebody my age, yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to go back in time -- >> i started working when i was 13. >> jimmy: okay. we're not going to go back quite that far. we're g

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if someone decides to rob gucci or messis or nike, it guarantees that the person will eat that. thisations, whatever they want to take, they take, because these businesses have insurance, they get their money back, my people get nothing, this is the way of thinking of the black population, who were elevated to the rank of great martyrs, now they are not just the heirs of the oppressed, they are the ones who dictate their own rules and kneeling is clearly not enough for them. our reparations, that's what is important, and we want... to convey to the whites, we need our reparations, that our unfortunate parents and we did not work for free, so that we would not be paid extra for everything like that, and the whites would have nothing for it. no, we need our reparations, $3 million, each. such a loyal attitude has led to the fact that more and more often african americans gain a sense of permissiveness. in philadelphia , a gang of teenagers has been operating for several days; there are more than 100 of them . an apple equipment store was under attack; brand new iphone 15, macbooks and

kailey the new gucci show went well.y: i guess the question is how good is a good collection of people don't have the spending power to be able to purchase those items. after solano seeing resilience and consumption, are those cracks starting to emerge and how is that going to weigh on the nerves? guy: china is a big factor in all of this. none of these engines are firing and i think that is a big problem. the more exposed you are, that gets worse and worse. i do wonder whether or not we see a stock market route, whether that start to affect the upper and consumer as well which has thus far been much more resilient. i think the financial market feedback is quite significant. the close is coming next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ¡se fue la luz! pero todavía tenemos wifi para hacer las tareas. ¿y eso es algo bueno? wifi y estudiar. buenísimo. wifi y pedir una pizza online sería buenísimo. presentamo

provocations began of the bodies of civilians allegedly tortured by the russian military on the streets of gucci, massacres at the railway station in kramatorsk ukrainian missiles were passed off as russian and , of course, the recent shelling of the markets of ukrainian-controlled konstantinovka again, allegedly by russians , due to an amazing coincidence of circumstances that coincided with the arrival of us secretary of state anthony brillin in kiev. the nazis tried to deceive the population. uh, in particular, for example, one of these methods was the mass murder of local residents for the first time in mariupol. they were killed in the building of the nkvd and a few days later they were shown as victims of murders, and from the side of the nkvd and by this they they tried to achieve the effect of hatred, but on the part of the local population towards the bolsheviks and communists in 1943, such as the total length of the soviet german front was over four thousand kilometers, specifically donbass was liberated. in total, more than one million people, interrupted by kherson and crimea , the o

see that the 900 buildings have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people have been displaced. gucci dials is deputy director general of the international organization for migration, which is currently dealing with the multiple natural disasters. are people on the ground, everybody that they spoke to talked about, the need for support for their mental health, for the trauma that they've gone through. so we as i o m, have brought in our mental health psycho social support team. they're working with the ministry of health to get people the support that they need. but having such thoughts so much more, it needs to be done. the impact of the devastation changes by the hour. and as you rightly mentioned earlier, there is a suspense coming in. but much, much more as needed for members of a greek rescue team, helping with recovery efforts in that have died in a road accident, the health minister for libya's east and government. so 7 other members of the crew are in critical condition. the dominican republic has sent troops to reinforce its 40th hate. it is close the crossing ortho objecting

jim, i am wearing the shoes from a company you love, which is carrying group, gucci.ed out of their cloud nine center in italy. you met the head of the center new york. remember what he said likes he said we augmented his agents and made them better. that is the promise of ai. >> if you re a bank you have to do enter of things. this should be a great return on investment. >> it will be unbelievable return of investment for every company. you are basically unleashing trapped products. you're augmenting your employees capability. every customer will have it. we have been working with fedex with ai, and they will have incredible opportunity to sell and market, especially to customer service. >> look, you gave me the weather, and you gave me a city that looks better than people feel. >> i noticed you walked here. >> i lived in my car for a year out here so i can do what i want. >> how did san francisco look to you? is pretty good. maybe you cleaned every street yourself. >> i was cleaning streets myself. i will say one thing, i was in new york to. >> you gave an interview

so the gucci fashion house introduced its colleague.d, it became his debut, spring-summer the collection is distinguished by its harmony, brevity, you know, even with some kind of tenderness, or something, and lacquered, i would say so, that is, with brilliance, the central place was occupied by a blazer coat, which is combined with t-shirts and a deep neckline, and features and mini- skirts, the designer did not forget also jackets, long vests, trousers with jumpers, primary colors, burgundy, light green and blue, noticeable and familiar codes... belts and bags, stars at the show included ryan gosling, julia roberts, models kendel jenner and jodie turner smith and legendary, legendary fashion editor anna wintour, it seems to me that she never misses a show, it’s her job, let’s face it, but i can say that there is information that, of course, the show was supposed to be held on the street, that’s all would generally be accompanied, except for the weather in milan, but it can be a whim. that is why the show was moved to a huge pavilion a

appeared here back in 1580 on the initiative of rabbi mordechai yafe; the italian architect santi gucciited for its construction. there is disagreement regarding the material from which the building was built - brick or wood. unfortunately during the fire of 1617. it burned out soon after a new synagogue was erected on the site, which stood much longer than the previous one, but was also destroyed by fire in 1899, the modern building of the large choral synagogue. erected in 1905. this building included parts, towers, 16th century synagogue during the terrible years of the great patriotic war. it was located in the jewish center. getta used it as a distribution point for jews before being sent to concentration camps. horse camps or execution after the war with 29,000 grodno jews, about 200 remained alive. the building itself was heavily damaged in soviet years. it was not used for its intended purpose. at first it was converted into a warehouse, and later into artists’ workshops, and only in the early 1990s was the synagogue returned to jewish religious communication and large-scale res

. - it's not gucci or versace, it's vasari.t to wear this one. - no. - come on. - hey, papi chulo-- - if that ain't me. papi chulo for real. would you look at that? - dude, what about one of these? - that's like papi likes math. math with a couple of pencils here and a little protractor. - what about this one right here? - oh, i like this sort of like referee, gucci. so when you guys play soccer, i can go, ok, you got a foul, fouled out, mike. - yeah. if there's a fight, and you're like, "[imitates whistle]" - ok, guys, let's do that fight over again. keep your hands to yourself. keep your--hey, hey, stop fighting. stop fighting. - [chuckles] - but neither one of us are tall enough. [both grunt] - dude, it's like high-fiving an nba player. you're like, what's up, man? - what's up, shaq? - what's up, shaq? [laughter] ♪ - what do you think? boots, too? - yeah, exactly. ♪ i think these bad boys will be absolutely perfect. - that's right, my brother man. what kind of leather is this, brother? - monster fish. - oh, yeah, i believe t

and provocation of bodies allegedly tortured by the russian military of civilians on the streets of guccis at the railway station in kramatorsk, ukrainian missiles were passed off as russian and , of course, the recent shelling of markets under the control of ukraine konstantinovka again, allegedly by russians by an amazing coincidence of circumstances that coincided with the arrival in kiev of us secretary of state anthony brunkin. the nazis tried to deceive the population. uh, in particular, for example, one of these techniques was mass murder for the first time. uh, one e occupation of mariupol by local residents. they were killed in the building of the nkvd and a few days later they were shown as victims, here are the murders, and from the side of the nkvd and by this they tried to achieve the effect of hatred, yes from the side of the local population towards the bolsheviks communists 1943, such as the total length of the soviet german the fleet was over four thousand kilometers, specifically the dam was cleared. in total, more than one million people, interrupted by kherson and crim

each subsequent restorations tried to preserve the elements laid down by the italian architect santi gucciinning of the 20th century, british motifs were added to the decor. wow, wow, beauty such and such and did not see an incredibly beautiful temple. you are wrong, young man. this is not a temple. hello, i’m glad to see you, this synagogue is a greek word and it means a meeting of life, i call the meeting house a temple, but people gather here, go yes , a completely different religion than orthodoxy , catholicism, islam. he is, and a splendid great hall for holidays, in which there are also prayer rooms , in which there is also a minikla ritual pool, in which there is a kitchen, kosher, and much more so that you can, but send everything that is supposed to be done in the present. there is another feature in the synagogue, it is not just divided into the female and male parts, but the female half is traditionally located above the male, it turns out in every religion. instead of a woman having her own in islam, one thing is completely different in judaism, a completely different woman. mo

well, on mondays gucci is fine on tuesdays, but on wednesdays we wait for the most popular product.s, let's definitely go to a festive dinner first. salaam alaikum, father oh my visually unloved son fu, how glad i am to see you, father. i have good news. i decided to get married. oh well done to all of me. i'm yours for years i also wanted to get married, but i had to stay with my mother. meet my girlfriend lady gagieva how did you meet? oh , it was a romantic date. well, we met with an accident. i was driving a range rover and found it on foot and everything from that moment on. wherever i go is always before my eyes. well then i’ll take it off the hood. this is how i took it off. we loved it, yes, we fell in love. so what does he do? your family, we trade in diamonds in nizhnyaya o , they turn out to be rogues. i will not allow you to talk about her in my presence. i went. wait, there won't be a wedding. oh well, then i i’m leaving seven, i created my own brand and we’ll be happy a year later. fashion house of omar kuchilayev. he's a sad mastermind on the outskirts of makhachkala

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, ., gucci.is such a great thing. i was chatting backstage with helen and with mike, who you are going to have on later and it was like a trip down memory lane. that is what it does for people. i am an older guy and our audience are the same age. they come out and know the songs. even if you think, i don't know what songs they play... loire know what songs they play... love this! that is _ know what songs they play... love this! that is as _ know what songs they play... love this! that is as today. _ know what songs they play... love this! that is as today. we - know what songs they play... love this! that is as today. we were i know what songs they play... love j this! that is as today. we were not necessarily — this! that is as today. we were not necessarily be _ this! that is as today. we were not necessarily be doing _ this! that is as today. we were not necessarily be doing that. - this! that is as today. we were not necessarily be doing that. looks i necessarily be doing that. looks like a

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nine months when i was driving, all of these, gucci, they were on the west coast from all over the worldter acre that way because of the chaos. why do we have homeless people? it is partially a drug addiction. after i went to san francisco, for nine months i started reading the data and west virginia, more parties in san francisco in the same level. they have figured it out and it's one 100% deflated and now today california has 12% of our population. 50% because of housing. that is a tidal wave coming across our country. we are going to see destruction all across our country. i talked to people who are senior citizens and fathers cutting pills in half so they can afford food. they choose between food and medicine. talking to someone who said once a week he has to choose between filling up his car or eating dinner that night and americans are making impossible choices. i talked to a family, they could no longer listen to the baby crying. one of the worst issues, we hit the highest poverty level in the history of our country, what they are saying is prosperity, today the average income fo

but anyway, we spoke deductibles stuff about gucci, who is lead to all the 1st and you national initiative. it says it's been great position in the government allows him to continue to home the person this man was allowed to be the intent of the security administer. and his do, it does include controlling presence and which kind of thing as i've kept. and since he came to power, he started the campaign to have asp isn't it's to reduce the benefits of the prison notes to 3 of them or any on monday. and by the way, and let me also say that some prison, those do not have the zip codes for the years, especially present of some guys a step. so he declared that this decision was made by the government. he issued the statement, additive statement to that, not one that i know claims. it wasn't the only note this was not the 1st that to be interviewed has taken it to the, to the listing and present those who live in front of the conditions. he has also increased the number of detainees who are kept under the so called administrative detention, which means people could be addressed to don't put into

he not super wealthy that maybe had crypto gains, stock market gains and they spent that on a gucci bagr a montclair jacket. as these things are reverse, they have pulled back. it is actually three things worrying the luxury sector, but the real overarching that unites all these things and since the pandemic, about three years ago now, luxuries started to recover . it has had a phenomenal run. many people had savings, could not travel. you had stimulus payments. all those positive factors are now unwinding. alix: that is a fundamental reason. emily, is tech now on sale? emily: depends who you ask. in the last week, we have seen rates move higher. the nasdaq trading at over 30 times their earnings is not sustainable but morgan stanley talking about how nvidia could be a buying opportunity with destocked down 15% in this month alone. it concerns about demand weighing on nvidia will be quickly quelled according to morgan stanley. the people like rob are not our warning not only that it is time to buy value, but earlier this month, he noted that nvidia's valuation is simply a bone. it is a

and i think them to gucci is because they're running up to dr. barton, suppose the re election and stuff. and um, so we don't really know where we are. there's also the fact that there is a huge gap now in, in a minute, from military submitting, tremendous perspective, lots of top off um f sixteens. i was quite shocked to see the headlines a few weeks ago or from the ministration approves european f. 16 and you know, it's like a good idea of oh, hold that thought i have to jump in here. we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine, stay with r t a or the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupier. american troops were barely able to occupy the

let's cross live now to delta stuff it by gucci who's lead all the palestinian national initiative. adults, it but goes, thanks very much for your patience of joining us up to date here on how to a thank you. know, the thought to the police minister declared these new limits fight to be hopping at the number of visits published in your business. receive the the pm, is this no decision has been made yet? do you think that even with his hotline is ready governments, the been great has crossed the line in these treatments of palestinian prisoners being to be it, is that such as the doesn't to deny that uh, being utilized, accused of being at earnest and belonging to gas can i move not which was classified these and then here's what i left in the states. as i've done notice the group. and this man was allowed to be the intent of the security administer. and uh, it does include controlling the presence in which but this thing is i've kept and since he came to power, he started the campaign to head us prison. it's to reduce the benefits of the prisoners to 3 of them. the most recent decision tha

but what we thought to document stuff about gucci idea, who is the lead on the processing your national initiative. and he says that bank this trust the line again, this man was allowed to the, the intent of the security administer. and his deal does include controlling presence and which kind of thing is i've kept and since he came to power, he stopped it attempting to have as it isn't, it's to reduce the benefits of the prison notes to 3 of them or any on monday by the way in it's me also say that some prison, those do not have the zip codes for the years, especially present of some guys a step. so he declared that this decision was made by the government and he showed the statement to add it and statement to that. not that i know claims. it wasn't the only note, this is not the 1st that to be interviewed has taken it to the, to the listing in prison. those who never intended but conditions. he has also increased the number of detainees who are kept under the so called the administrative detention, which means people could be addressed at dental to injure without even charges without

empire, mourizio, in the film or for scott the house of gucci.o ferrari, a talented racer and inventor who created the scudere team ferrari and the automotive empire designed fantastic beautiful sports cars with an emblem in the form of a horse standing on top. however, the film is not about triumph, but about the most difficult period in ens's life at the time of the events described, ferrari is 59 years old, and the actor who played him is now only 38. however , in an incomprehensible way, the drivers managed to convey the greatness and become a legendary italian and show that in every sense he was a great figure, carefully combed back gray hair in perfect in a tailored suit, taciturn and unperturbed, he began to look like a lump of broad shoulders. the two teams and the ferrari company's action covers only 3 months in 1957, when anne experienced a severe crisis in both business and in his personal life , he died a year ago from a rare disease. his 24-year-old son, his relationship with his wife, played by penelope cruz, marred by tragedy , bri

for those people to go, if you want this on this to see my a new on it on site in sentiment simone gucci the yo yo. and i'm gonna put them out that they give us the welcome back. we're going to continue our discussion with all the london influence or spokesperson fairness 1st and author of gender madness. ali, thank you so much for joining us. you know, most people don't know about an implementers background, brother. they just didn't judge their credibility and knowledge on a subject based on the number of followers they have. is this a good thing? yes, i think people do look at that. and you know, if you've got millions of photos they trust you. so if you're promising of products, they have fitness supplement or wait a supplement, you do kind of tend to trust that person as an experts. and then they'll experts, you know, that just people posting pictures online, which is very clever at the way they create that content so that we shouldn't be taking necessarily white pulse advice from an infant. so, and you know, we should be taking it from a doctor or medical expense. so i do think the

you have gucci and richemont as well with losses. economy and the property crisis and youth unemployment and falling consumer demand is expecting to hit consumers there. hsbc saying in the research note saying sales in mainland china are bound to decelerate. many hoped wealthy chinese would be immune to this, but many are leaving the country. a new study projects over 13,000 millionaires will emigrate just this this year which is up 20% over last year. most of the wealthy chinese are moving to singapore and canada and the u.s. you have a lot of the millionaires going to other countries. >> that is an interesting trend. i want to ask about the luxury demand in the rest of the world. is that offsetting the china hit? >> that's the question for investors right now because in the second quarter results, we saw the luxury companies with the exception of hermes decline in the u.s. all of the results were helped by the strength in asia. if that strength declines with china and europe weakens, which we saw a strong europe in the second quart

you see, if a prisoner is eighteen months old, they will only learn the truth about what happened at guccierica is holding on there and, accordingly , the team is not everything else - this is mental control over ukraine, mental control that allows you to brainwash 24/7 and get the ukrainians to agree that they are going to the slaughter. well, someone with a smile, most are like a sheep, but no one tries at all, not to pester, not to think, not to think about the fate of loved ones. this suggests that we are not working very seriously in this area , our soldiers are working at the front, so people there give up, because when they come face to face with the russians and have the choice to die or give up, they give up, but we don’t work with ukraine, so i want to say that this, of course, is this story. i just took it as a refrain simply because, unfortunately, as for the front, the situation at the front is quite bad. well, they will be fair . the boys at the forefront are doing everything they can and using propaganda shells. and why do they ask for drone broadcasting? unfortunately, we s

if somebody decides to loot a gucci or a macyy's or a nike, because that makes sure that that person that makes sure that that person has clothes that makes sure that that person can make some kind of money because this city obviously doesn't care about them. not only that, that's reparations. >> laura: that's reparations. does this $6 million house that blm founder also fall under the reparations theory? of course leftists don't care about allegations of widespread fraud within black lives matter just like they didn't care that the biden family got rich because hunter was trading off daddy's name. and it's just like they shrug off widespread retail theft, it doesn't matter. if the criminals have the right political views on or about if they come from the right victim status mentality, that may deserve the benefit of the doubt. now, many of the thugs looting stores live lives of resentment because that's what they have been taught. and they have heard this over the years. it's been drilled into them that they are oppressed. that they are entitled. and that the country is filled with

all of these gucci, per barry all the stores and fifth avenue on the west coast.rse group in the world is no just acre after acre of plywood. it's that way because of the chaos going on in the industry because of the number of homeless. why do we have homeless people question that a lot of people believe it i believe it's a drug addiction, mental illness, it is poverty. after i went to san francisco i saw this three weeks ago. what happened to the city that i lived in for nine months? i started reading the data. what i found was those people of peopleare not on the street. arc poverty or mental illness. west virginia has more drug addiction, more poverty than san francisco. they are just in our country. i has the same level. detroit has higher drug emissions. or note does west virginia. explain? the university of san francisco have figured it out. they said is one 100% related to the housing act. what now today, california has 12% of our population. 50% of her unsheltered homeless. it's because of housing it and accessibility. that is a tidal wave it's coming comi

the company that owns gucci, down over 20%. the main reason is china.y account for about 20% of global luxury sales. china's slowing economy, the property crisis, youth unemployment, falling consumer demand, all of that expected to hit the affluent and aspirational consumers. sales in mainland china are bound to decelerate quite visibly. luxury companies had hoped the wealthy chinese would be immune to all of this, but many are leaving the country. over 13,500 millionaires will emigrate from china just this year, up over 25% from last year. where are they all going? most going to singapore, canada, and the u.s. ke kelly, we should be clear we haven't heard from the companies them selves over the past month about china. in the second quarter, they all had strong china results. this is just investors projecting on the economic data that luxury sales will also be hurt. but we haven't heard that from the companying yet. >> andrew, i turn to you for the yeah, but in the face of all this doom and gloom of this sector. >> there was a piece you ran earlier toda

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if someone decides to rob gucci or messi or nike, it guarantees that the person will have food, thaty want to take, they take, because these businesses have insurance, they get theirs... this is the way of thinking of the black population, which has been elevated to the rank of great martyrs, now they are not just the heirs of the oppressed, they are the ones who dictate their own rules and kneeling is clearly not enough for them. our reparations, that's what is important, and we want to convey to the whites, we need our reparations, that our unfortunate parents and we did not work for free, so that we would not be paid extra, in that spirit, and the whites would not have anything for it, no, we need our reparations, 3 million dollars each. such a loyal attitude has led to the fact that african americans are increasingly acquiring a sense of permissiveness. a gang of teenagers, more than 100 of them, has been operating in philadelphia for several days now . an apple equipment store, brand new iphone 15, macbooks and more were under attack. maktekhnika found new owners against the wis

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job modeling for the likes of ralph lauren and gucci. >> the room seems to lighten up and there's smilesthe dog. >> give me a hug. >> it can be very emotional sometimes because if you consider that for some they've not had the opportunity to have any show, any physical affection to another living creature, some of them for years it was talking to an inmate last week who was petting the dog and said, i haven't touched a dog in 19 years. >> find me a home like my dog or just my family. like knowing i could get out. it brings a smile to my face. so i wanted to have that when i go out. >> do you have a dog at home? >> yeah, i do. it's a king corso. >> i haven't seen him in almost a year. a lot of people think this is a reward for the inmates, and i don't think that that's the purpose. but i also think that it's a mistake to think of the inmates as trash, that we have to crumple up and throw away. i think that it we have to keep in mind these people will eventually be released. and i believe if you commit the crime, you pay, you spend the time. but at the same time, i think that the ability t

jared leto in "house of gucci"? >> why? why? whwhy did you u do it?stephen: but things got really spicy when jake brought up biden's age. >> what's your message to democrats who like you, who like what you've done, but are concerned about your age and the demands of the job? >> well, hey're concerned about whether or not i can get anything done, look what i've gotten done. they've been saying this about my age since i began to run. and so, you know, you can come work out with me in the morning. >> stephen: "you wanna go, jake? you wanna work out, baby? i mean. [applause] i tell ya. i tell ya. look, look. do you even lift, bro-ham? meet me at 0400 to toss the ol' medicine ball around. watch me pull a fishing boat down the potomac with just my chompers. then i'll punch a steak 'til it's tartar, peel off my singlet, jump into the ice barrel. it's a workout routine i call p-i'm-almost-90-x! come on, jake-jack! come on!" thank you, citizen. now, no matter how stressful life is, you can always take comfort in the fact that you're not facebook founder and pr

. - gucci. versace. yeah, yeah. where'd you grow up?the skill? did your parents show you how to do it? - no. i mean, i wasn't really allowed to do fashion because it was gay. - right. - you know, i wasn't allowed to go to fashion school. it's a different time. i mean-- - i know, it was different 'cause my parents told me not to go into acting because they'd say you're not gonna-- "we didn't come to this country for you to be worse than us." - 100% - you're not gonna f things up. - my parents didn't really accept it. also, it was like a kid coming from, you know, these neighborhoods. - the streets. yeah. - the streets. i was like, i couldn't really tell people that i was into it. like, "yo, i'm a designer." they're like, "gay." like, i couldn't even say that because the dudes on my block would be like-- - yeah, yeah. - you know? so i literally just kind of started making clothes in my room. - right. - i kind of never fit into any mold or any scene. i always say i'm too ghetto for fashion, and too fashion for the ghetto. even if i'm with

yeah >> so you're saying larry had his gucci man bag and put it on tiktok and he could get a portionittle bit. >> i'll see you on tiktok. thank you, sir. >> california may soon lift a ban on state funded travel to states with anti lgbtq plus laws. the state assembly has passed legislation to end the ban, which has been in effect since 2017. and includes 26 states instead of the ban. the bill calls for an advertiser campaign to bring anti discrimination messages to those red states. the bill now moves on to the senate. >> how pretty does it look behind us driving over the bridge? i mean, just clear. beautiful. >> yeah. yeah. but you. fog creeping back in? not to say that's not beautiful as well, but it's cooling us down. let's see what sandhya says. yeah, it is cool. especially those of you who like the fog. kristin and larry. we do have it on live doppler seven near the coast and it is going to continue to expand and cross over to the bay. right now we are looking at a little bit of a up tomorrow afternoon, low 90s, inland, low 60s coast with some lingering fog, checking out the atla

has a will, we did not expect that this whole series would be more exciting than the film house of gucci because today the continuation of the story is our last program. it ended with the fact that a man appeared in the studio who claims that it is in his hands that the real will is the document for the entire inheritance of vyacheslav zaitsev . this is alexander romanov, that face when you decorated the covers of soviet magazines most, he the former and another favorite model of the legendary courier vyacheslav zaitsev and in the photo next to alexander romanov, the service is rich famous stars. e. ussr is in this will, this is 100%. i am now actually the sole owner of the brand has a package of these documents. i can what the fuck, tomorrow come up to the fashion to start the duties of a man who calls himself the real heir to the richest empire. vyacheslav zaitsev today for the first time the soviet fashion model will tell how he, being a simple boy from the street, became the main model. in the fashion house zaitsev, a close friend and co-owner of a multi-million dollar modeling busin

all of these foreign brands, gucci, barberry, all the stores, the fifth avenue of the west coast.oa it'snow just a car after acre of plywood. it's that way because that chaos that's going on in the streets because the number of homeless. why do with homeless people? a lot of people believeav and i believe it's partially drug addiction, mental illness, poverty. but after i went to san francisco and solve this three weeks ago, what happened to the city time again for nine months, i started reading the data. what i found was that those people are not on the street, drug addiction does explain. note of poverty or mental illness. west virginia has more drug addiction, more poverty than san francisco. san francisco is of riches city in our country. it has the same level of mental illness. detroit has higher drug addiction, higher poverty but they don't have homelessness. nor does west virginia. what explains it? the university of san francisco have figured it out. they said it's 100% related to housing access. now today, california has 12% of our population. 50% of our unsheltered homeless and

if someone decides to rob gucci or messis or, this guarantees that the person will have food, that helothes, this is reparations, this. all, what they want to take, they take, because these businesses have insurance , they get their money back, my people get nothing, this is the mindset of the black population, who have been elevated to the rank of great martyrs, now they are not just the heirs of the oppressed, they are who dictate their own rules and knee-jerk reproaches are clearly not enough for them. our reparations, that's what's important, and we want to convey to the whites, we need them. that our unfortunate parents and we did not work for free, so that we would not be paid extra for everything like that, but white there would be nothing for this, no, we need our reparations, 3 million dollars each, such a loyal attitude has led to the fact that african americans are increasingly gaining a sense of permissiveness, a gang of teenagers has been operating in philadelphia for several days, there are more than 100 of them , under attack turned out to be an apple equipment store, a

i think it was gucci loafers. >> loafers, hunter >> gucci loafers, hunter wellies, i've seen wellies,show in paris, the home of fashion, she i think home of fashion, and she i think she looked pretty good . she looked pretty good. >> we think we've got if you're listening on the radio, we've got images her now in got some images of her now in her outfit in pink next to her day outfit in pink next to mrs. macron, who frankly looks fright. >> well , i fright. >> well, i think the pink outfit fine , the hat not so keen on, fine, the hat not so keen on, but the evening attire was fabulous. >> she looked absolutely glamorous and stylish in navy blue. >> that was lovely. >> that was lovely. >> she looks pretty good. we're going to show you her evening dress, too. if we get to change it and the fashion. we've now got picture of the queen. got a picture of the queen. don't the queen there i >> -- >> editor of your paper. >> editor of your paper . andrew >> editor of your paper. andrew was pro . was very pro. >> who was our fashion editor? >> who was our fashion editor? >> your fashion editor?

it also supplies big fashion houses like gucci . it has houses like gucci.zabeth ii for providing furnishing fabrics to the royal household to renew the warrant under king charles. however, sustainable duty is key. according to amanda mclaren, the managing director. >> we have a huge focus on sustainability , and it's part of sustainability, and it's part of our strategy to continue on that journey. we've got a lot to do. it's a very, very big and wide subject, but certainly we're making good pace and our commitment to the royal warrant is commitment to our is as big a commitment to our sustainability go sustainability strategy. they go hand back to the hand in hand, dating back to the battle of waterloo. >> h.w. hainsworth in the town of pudsey, near leeds , has a of pudsey, near leeds, has a special place in princess catherine's heart. that's because her great great grandfather sold william lupton and co to the firm in 1958 and the burberry dressed princess got the chance to learn about her ancestors legacy. the princess was also reunited with the fabric u

tatyana vitkovskaya 's yorkshire terrier ran away from krasnodar, they looked for gucci for 3 days, aase. no more getting lost chipping is important not only for separating lost people. while returning home from izhevsk, she was attacked by a neighbor's mongrel; the mongrel healed early; traces of the fangs remained. it was very unpleasant and very painful at that moment, i was bleeding, and my jeans were pretty well torn. whose dog the girl knows, but the owner doesn’t admit chip which means there is no official information about the owner, it won’t be possible to bring such people to justice there are fewer situations, new laws are being introduced in the moscow region from september 1, registration plus chipping is mandatory, making it easier to identify the owner of animals in the event of some situations related to dog attacks is possible, and then, and it is very important to be able to find lost animals, and hmm will be created single register. residents of the capital had to register dogs and cats earlier. is it true. without microchipping , a fine of two to three thousand rub