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In Other News

NewsPlexus Media
Aug 6, 2019
Valentina Sampaio has become the first openly transgender model hired by Victoria's Secret nearly a year after a top company official was pressured to apologize for implying trans women are off brand.

Through the Lens

Through the Lens

NewsPlexus Media
May 16, 2019
The sartorial theme of this year's Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit gala was "camp"— not summer camp, but the aesthetic of camp and its influence on fashion, as explored in the museum's new exhibit, "Camp: Notes on Fashion." Instructions for guests were to dress with "studied triviality." While the results varied hugely — from Katy Perry dressing as an elaborate candlelit chandelier (and later, a cheeseburger) to Kanye West wearing a simple black jacket that cost about $40 — there were indeed some slam-dunk "camp" moments.

The Main Street Journal

The Main Street Journal

NewsPlexus Media
Apr 14, 2019
Erik Brunetti's four-letter fashion brand starts with an "F'' and rhymes with "duct." The federal government calls it "scandalous" and "immoral" and has refused to register the trademark. Brunetti has a different word for his brand and designs: "thought-provoking." "We wanted the viewer to question it: Like, is that pronounced the way I think it's pronounced?" he said of his streetwear brand "FUCT," which began selling clothing in 1991. On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear Brunetti's challenge to a part of federal law that says officials should refuse to register trademarks that are "scandalous" or "immoral."

Arts and Entertainment

Arts and Entertainment

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 26, 2019
Who wore what, and how well, at the Academy Awards on Sunday.

World News from News Plexus

World News from News Plexus

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 20, 2019
As summit frenzy grips Hanoi a week before North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump are set to meet in the Vietnamese capital, hairdresser Le Tuan Duong has joined in, offering free Trump or Kim hairstyles.

The Main Street Journal

The Main Street Journal

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 20, 2019
The chief executive and chief creative officer of luxury fashion powerhouse Burberry have apologized for putting a hoodie with strings tied in the shape of a noose on their London Fashion Week runway. The knotted strings surfaced after Sunday's show when a model hired to walk (but not wear the outfit) complained both before the show and on Instagram, saying the noose not only evoked lynchings but also suicide.

World News from News Plexus

World News from News Plexus

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 20, 2019
Karl Lagerfeld once created a Walmart-sized "Chanel Shopping Center" to show off his ready-to-wear collection. It featured aisle upon aisle of luxury foods labeled "one for the price of two." Immediately after models had paraded through the aisles, guests raided the shelves. Rihanna posed in a shopping cart, and Keira Knightley looked on amazed. "Luxury should be worn like you're going to the supermarket. It's the pop art of the 21st century," Lagerfeld said, his eyes barely visible behind his enigmatic shades. The show was the type of presentation that came to define much of Lagerfeld's six-decade career at the top of fashion.

Arts and Entertainment

Arts and Entertainment

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 20, 2019
Karl Lagerfeld, who transformed Chanel from a faded fashion empire into a world power of style, has died. He was about 85.

The Main Street Journal

The Main Street Journal

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 18, 2019
Retailers and top fashion brands like Gucci and Prada keep apologizing for products that smack of racial insensitivity. The big question is: Why does it keep happening?

Civil Rights and Justice

Civil Rights and Justice

NewsPlexus Media
Feb 17, 2019
Italian brand Prada said it is forming a diversity council to "elevate voices of color within the company and fashion industry at large," a move that follows accusations of racism in the luxury fashion world. The group will work to develop "diverse talent" and create more opportunities for students of color, the luxury fashion house said.
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