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controversial event, more precisely, even two controversial events happened at one big event called paris fashion week very, very, extremely loud, loud event that takes place with the presence of a large number of people press of celebrities and well, this is what happened there, it was a show from the brand there, the creative director is demna gvasalia, who supports ukraine in every way, and more. he is the ambassador of united 24, he is engaged in the category of reconstruction of ukraine, if we remember his previous shows there, which have already started under during the full-scale invasion, he really supported us in it, and there were various yellow and blue dresses on display, and he read a poem during this display of oleksandr oles's poem, live ukraine, live for beauty, and he wrote very, very much to himself on social networks about ukraine in general, it is not necessary to take away from him, well, just a huge number of very cool public actions that he did, and it is necessary to note that he is an extremely well-known person in the fashion world, in the fashion world, in all this glamor, b

say a little by another example, having done 12 shows in paris in the official schedule of paris fashion week had all the collections about russia but i have never exploited the theme of folklore ethnography. i showed anna karenina lolita nabokova a story about anastasia, the daughter of nicholas ii, who allegedly remained alive and it was always a very modern design. for me. that's really always the basis of this deep meaning, amazing quality, but a very modern product, so when i start even with a client to work. first of all. i really want him to be singled out, so that he is individual, so that i, having spent my soul on him, make him deeply happy, and therefore i offer the most beautiful fabrics, the most sophisticated technologies. i encourage you to experiment with volume. but my task is always to make a person happy and make a person beautiful, and ballet costumes. yes, that is understandable, there is already a theme. but you, as a creator, can convey the meaning even more deeply through the costumes. for example, when i looked in one of the museums of st. petersburg costumes from fil

she was recently presented with haute couture collections for paris fashion week and many fashionistasve in mind, so what did they surprise. let 's see the show turned out really, bright, some images are even difficult to describe , you just have to look at it and more than once, it seems, the designers. decided to do nothing at all do not hold back massive necklaces, symmetrical earrings, bizarrely shaped huge brooches. and if, of course, it can be called that. and how do you like these feathers? whether any celebrity will decide to choose such an image for himself is a question, well, or you can come to a social event in a mask that will not protect you. surprise for sure. and the designers also offer to boldly shine with all shades and not be shy about absolutely transparent dresses, but we won’t think of it ourselves. gray is not boring, and it really can be, 50 shades insists the american brand, the designers staged a forty-five-minute theatrical show on this topic on the stage there were horseradish corsets, bold top dressing, high gray wigs, headdresses in the form of pigeons. g

. >> you get invited to front row at fashion week in paris -- ♪ >> reporter: matilda derff is the vitalvity and sustainability. >> i think the fashion industry needs to be more inclusive than it is today. >> reporter: millions of her fans and followers agree. she's part of the movement of conscientious designers, paying attention to race, size, and shape in models. >> i think for me it's important to always make sure that, does this feel right for me? am i doing this for myself, am i doing it for the wrong reasons? >> hi, guys, it's may delta. >> reporter: she launched djerf avenue, pieces you'd find in your own closet. >> i'm a small-town girl at heart. >> reporter: today the brand is worth $34.5 million. djerf started in stockholm and quickly expanded. >> the u.s. is our biggest market. it's an amazing team of six in new york. >> reporter: in new york, matilda, the 26-year-old from sweden, is a long way from home. but to many in gen-z, she's become a household name. >> it's not what i thought i would ever have. it's surreal. it's definitely surreal. >> before breakfast for some people

fashion over function. mood enhancing sunglasses. >> stephen: okay. did you pick those up in paris? because i know you were in paris last week. >> stephen: you were in paris. is this the look that you picked up over there, or is this just -- this is just a new thing? >> jon: i am trying something today. i felt the vibe of blue and i just felt so blessed when i woke up. i just wanted to put this on to try it out. >> stephen: blue is blessed of the same time? >> jon: that's how i felt today. not every day. you know. >> stephen: jon, you know we have issa rae on tonight from hbo's "insecure." [cheers and applause] friend of the show. brilliant actress, so funny. brilliantly written. >> jon: issa rae is incredible. >> stephen: can't wait for her to get out here. ladies and gentlemen, um, this isn't a secret. anyone who knows me knows that i know how to read. i'm always reading whatever i want. you know, i'm reading everything. whenever my cable is out and my phone is dead, and i can't find my ipad. and i'm in the bathroom. did you know that hand soap is, like, 38% glycerin? i read that today. i read that today. you know what i'm

at the fashion week paris fashion designer.ones remained true to himself, relying on conciseness and elegance, the outfits were mostly plain.

let's talk about the looks from paris fashion week so the fashion house in fandy has presented a new collection for the fashion week paris fashion designer. kim jones remained true to himself, relying on conciseness and elegance, the outfits were mostly monophonic from pastel maxi length fabrics with beautiful draperies. frills, well, in some models there was an asymmetric hem and the decor of the accessories stands out from the famous bags, the brand in the trend various versions of clutches with precious trimmings, the collection of shoes includes stunning greek-style sandals and tight-fitting boots, dusty pink and cream shades the images of girls were complemented by jewelry. created by the creative director of the jewelry direction dolphins de latres fandi, each of them, uh, from jewelry was imbued with elements from the history of the brand, because beautiful of course, beautifully and we collect monochrome and sequins in a piggy bank for fashionable images - this is what will most likely be relevant in the next season. yes and you are just such a fashion, yes, high fashion creat