Vogue “He Brought Back Sex”—Remembering Tom Ford’s Gucci on Episode 6 of In Vogue: The 1990s

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Isolation, Incubation, Disorder: A Quiet Riot From Raf Simons for Spring 2021

Designers are plumbing their own histories more than ever in this digital and isolated spring 2021 season, but this has always been Raf Simons’s way. The press release for his teen dream collection lists the films that inspired him, and also notes three very apt Joy Division songs: “Isolation,” “Incubation,” and “Disorder.” That’s the totality of Simons’s statements on this collection, which features his first official foray into womenswear at this brand and his first fashion film since his start in the late ’90s.

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Roberto Cavalli Hires Fausto Puglisi

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“He Brought Back Sex”—On Episode 6 of In Vogue: The 1990s, Georgina Grenville, Amber Valletta, and More Remember Tom Ford’s Gucci

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Warm’s Nolita Shop Has Closed, But Winnie Beattie Is Opening Two New Outposts in Unlikely Places

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