Womenswear
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What’s New at Fashion’s Hottest Brand? Diversity and Wedding Wear, of Course
At its latest runway show in Paris, the fashion world’s admiration and obsession with Vetements is still as strong as ever. The brand — which you may remember for its $1,000 sweatshirts, $100 socks, and tons of celebrity fans like Rihanna — last season moved its show from the usual Paris Fashion Week schedule (September and February) to the Haute Couture calendar (January and July).
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Gyspy Sport Wants to Be Fashion's Most Inclusive Label
In menswear, it seems, the hottest trend is womenswear. While designers like Public School have been flirting with androgyny for years — dropping pants crotches into quasi-skirts and T-shirt hems into demi-tunics, all with an insouciant tongue extended at the Mad Men look — some of the newest acclaimed designers have gone full-out ambisexual. One of them is 29-year-old Rio Joe Uribe, the creative force behind Gypsy Sport, which made a splash during the last New York Fashion Week Men’s in July, a
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A Trendy Men’s Sneaker Line Is Crossing Over to Women’s
Jon Buscemi, the founder of the much fetishized men’s sneaker line Buscemi, never intended to make kicks for women, but when Rihanna and the model Jourdan Dunn started seeking them out in the smallest sizes, he quite understandably reconsidered. “It’s been great to see women flocking to the brand,” Buscemi says. “It’s a little tongue-in-cheek,” Buscemi admits.
