Jean Paul Gaultier x Lotta Volkova collaboration unveils eclectic collection
From babydoll dresses to corsets and cheeky leggings, the capsule collection designed by Lotta Volkova reimagines the classic Gaultier icons inspired by the underground S&M scene, making this Volkova’s second fashion powerhouse collaboration. The campaign features an eccentric cast of models, although true fans know that the real star of the seemingly angelic photoshoots is Lotta’s beloved poodle Dimitri. The surrealist, fever dream-like imagery shot by Johnny Dufort takes inspiration from JPG’s madcap campaign from the 1990s.

Gentle Monster’s teams up with Moncler
Hinging on the theme of digital and online culture, ‘swiping’ has infiltrated our lives whether we like it or not. As reflected in the elongated, swiped-over Moncler logo and the metallic hinges on oversized monochromatic frames. The futuristic collection comprises everything from eyewear, to puffer jackets and technical trousers.
Following the success of Gentle Monster’s collaboration with BLACKPINK’s Jennie, the upcoming launch with Moncler is headed by South Korean supermodel and actress Lee Sungkyung and K-pop idol Hwang Min Hyun. The collection can be found in Moncler and Gentle Monster’s pop-up space in Seoul HAUS concept store, where the lines between reality and digital are blurred to present extraordinary installations that are sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors.

Gucci now accepts crypto in select stores across the US
Accepted cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and more. As the largest fashion house in the Kering luxury empire, Gucci will be the first luxury brand to accept cryptocurrency payments. Customers in selected stores across Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta and Las Vegas can expect to make crypto payments via QR codes or NFC readers available in-stores. Yet another milestone in the Maison’s expansion into the NFT and crypto scene following its collaboration with digital accessory shop 10KTF.
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Ib Kamara has been named Off-White’s new Art and Image Director
Kamara, the Editor-in-Chief of Dazed will be succeeding the role of Art and Image Director following the death of Virgil Abloh. As a top pick stylist for brands like Stella McCartney, Dior and Nike, Ib Kamara challenges the versatility of masculinity in menswear. Following the announcement on Off-White’s Instagram page, Kamara reposted a portrait of the late designer, reflecting: “Virgil will forever be with us. With me. He changed the world and left an indelible mark on anyone who encountered him and beyond.”
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Sir Anthony Hopkins strikes a pose for Loewe
Pictures of the legendary actor headlining the pre-fall 2022 campaign was first dropped on creative director Jonathan Anderson’s Instagram page. Photographed by Juergen Teller, the 84 year old actor has aged like fine wine since his early days playing iconic roles like Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs and Frederick Treves in The Elephant Man. Sir Hopkins joins the likes of Korean It-girl Hyuna, supermodel Kaia Gerber, Paralympic athlete Maya Nakanishi in the Spanish brand’s fall/winter 2022 campaign.
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