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Spring 2020
Fashion Show Reviews
JW Anderson Men’s Spring 2021
The limitations of lockdown fueled Jonathan Anderson’s creative fire, with the designer finding fresh ways to transmit his ideas for spring.
Fashion Trends
Minimalism Swimwear Trend
Minimalism has made its way into the swimwear category as a key look for summer 2020.
Fashion Trends
Spring 2020 Denim Fashion Trend: Comfort Zone
Photographer Dennis Tejero and model Alecia Rodriguez document spring denim looks in the intimacy of their home.
Fashion Scoops
How to Watch Tommy Hilfiger, Lewis Hamilton and H.E.R.’s Spring 2020 Fashion Show
The show will be live-streamed on Sunday.
Fashion Show Reviews
Rebecca Minkoff RTW Spring 2020
Rebecca Minkoff showed a see-now-buy-now collection offered easy options for her woman, at any stage of her life.
Mens Designer Luxury
Brioni Unveils Spring 2020 Campaign Fronted by Brad Pitt
WWD has learned that Brioni will also release a Brad Pitt signature line of exclusive items.
Fashion Trends
Spring 2020 Fashion Trend: Childhood Nostalgia
Cheeky references to childhood cartoons and entertainment — such as Hello Kitty, “Jurassic Park” and Mickey Mouse — added to the upbeat mood of spring.
Fashion Trends
Spring 2020 Trend: Big Mood
Voluminous silhouettes, playful poufs and candy-colored hues. For spring, contemporary designers injected happiness into playful offerings.
Fashion Trends
Short Suits Are the Coolest Spring 2020 Fashion Trend
Contemporary brands are offering cool, modern takes on tailoring with short suits that easily transition from the office to a night out.
Fashion Scoops
The Biggest Spring 2020 Fashion Trends From the Runway
A round-up of the seven fashion trends that dominated the spring 2020 runways.
Fashion Scoops
The Biggest Spring 2020 Fashion Trends From the Runways
A roundup of the seven fashion trends that dominated the spring 2020 runways.
Essentialist
Today's Must Read
![Sacai’s Chitose Abe collaborated with Brooklyn-based artist Hank Willis Thomas on “Love Over Rules” inspired collections.
Thomas created a bold, uppercase graphic of the “Love Over Rules” inscription. The phrase lent thoughtful, graphic impact to the collections and provided the moving ending to Sacai’s seasonal brand film, directed by Shoji Uchida, that sets out to replicate the backstage activity before a fashion show.
“Basically, the collection is to honor and respect all people, and also to agree — Love Over Rules, no matter what their race, culture or sexuality,” Abe said in a video appointment during which she showed the two collections from her Tokyo atelier.
Not even in her most introspective moments, did Abe ever question the importance of fashion at a moment of such intense cultural turmoil. “It’s sort of beyond the question of whether fashion is important or not,” she noted. “What I [think about] is how to make the wearer feel good about themselves and how to give that person confidence by wearing the clothes. So it’s not just about whether fashion is important, but how it’s going to make that person feel. It’s about self-expression.”
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Report: Bridget Foley
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![YouTuber @neonmuahas, aka Darius McKiver, has partnered with @midascosmetics_ on inclusive face palettes.
The collection marks McKiver's second product collaboration and first in the complexion category. It was inspired by a video fellow beauty YouTuber @nymatang created calling attention to a lack of bronzing options for deep complexions, McKiver said.
"[Tang] showed how she had to use an eyeshadow from a Morphe palette as contour and bronzer," McKiver said. "I don’t understand why, with the recent boom of complexion and foundation ranges, we’re still missing something as important as bronzers and contours."
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![@JackieAina has launched her own company, and no, it's not beauty — yet.
@ForvrMood is a lifestyle company that launched online on Aug. 10 with a four-piece collection of coconut wax candles that are free of sulfates and parabens. The initial product offering includes a silk pillowcase and matching headband, with prices ranging from $28 to $49.
Prior to launch, Forvr Mood accumulated a waitlist of more than 45,000 people. It sold out of pre-sale inventory within minutes — despite not revealing details of the brand or the product lineup before launch.
Forvr Mood, whose name is meant to reflect "a vibe and aesthetic without really saying that," is a venture self-funded by Aina that has been in the works since 2018, she said. She plans to expand the company into categories such as fragrance and skincare. Her future makeup line, however, is a separate venture.
"The reason why we decided to [launch with a lifestyle company] is because makeup requires a lot more testing and more standardizing," Aina said. "There are some products that I’ve been developing for my — hint, hint — future makeup line for almost two years."
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