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Karl Lagerfeld Swings Into São Paulo
The designer made his first visit to Brazil to unveil the latest leg in the traveling exhibition “The Little Black Jacket.”
Ready To Wear
Changes on Tap for Brazil Fashion Weeks
In an effort to make the nation’s fashion weeks more relevant to global audiences, organizers are planning a new schedule for the runway shows.
Retail
The New Daslu
Among the retailer’s latest initiatives were summer and winter stores in Oscar Freire and a capsule Pedro Lourenço for Daslu leather collection.
Parties
AmfAR Hits Brazil
Architect Felipe Diniz hosted the organization’s first Latin American benefit at his São Paulo mansion.
Designer and Luxury
Brazil’s Luxury Boom Gains Momentum
Chanel, Hermès, Christian Louboutin, Carolina Herrera and Marc Jacobs are among the brands to have arrived in the past two years — and more are coming.
![Five hours before the opening ceremony of the Cannes International Film Festival and the premiere of his film "The Dead Don't Die" Luka Sabbat was desperately seeking a suit.
The star spoke to us about the film, his style inspiration, and who he considers a mentor.
"Virgil [Abloh] is one of my mentors; I’ve known him for eons and he’s definitely one of the most inspirational people right now. I always knew he was going to be huge, but I’m also excited for where he’s going. I don’t think he has limits right now, he’s the first of his kind. Designing for a new generation that has a new way of thinking, in a new political and media climate. It’s a new blueprint," Luka said.
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![Fashion is critical to the success of the K-pop girl group ITZY.
K-pop fashion is highly strategized and is seen as the initial oeuvre that draws admiration from fans, with record companies pouring billions of Korean won into wardrobe budgets.
“The groups that are very fashionable are more popular,” the group's stylist Hee Sun Choi told WWD in Seoul last month. “Fashion is the first dimension that the audience will see visually. It’s the first mode of communication, so [record labels] put a lot of effort into a group’s style,” she added.
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