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Rendezvous with Riccardo Tisci

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Among the fashion moguls who dominate the churning wheel axis of  London-Paris-New York, Riccardo Tisci has established a new level of “the designer-celebrity” status.  Within ten years as head of Givenchy, he managed to turn his extravagant lifestyle and high profile friendships in to his personal brand. READ MORE

Paris in Rome: the looks

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For the new CHANEL Métiers d’art collection inspired by French actresses and Italian cinema, Karl Lagerfeld chose a legendary place where all imaginary worlds and creative desires come together: the Cinecittà Studios in Rome. L’Officiel‘s Fashion Director, Megha Kapoor, picks her favourite looks from the magical night.

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Viktor & Rolf

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A wilful pursuit of art over commerce and refusal to conform to the banalities of business has made Viktor & Rolf a rare breed in the fashion world: designers with the freedom to do things their way.

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Milan FW SS16: Bottega Veneta

“There is a romance to the trip, to travel, to the trek in the open air.” Tomas Maier, Creative Director.

“For me, being outside is the number one thing. The more I can get out of an urban environment, the better it gets. This collection started with the outdoors, hiking, sailing, big nature.” Tomas Maier, Creative Director.

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Slip of a thing


Trending in Milan is the ’90s stalwart, the slip dress. Safari, sleek or sheer, designers are loving the long sleeveless dress over a white shirt look @evelinakhromtchenko

Kate Hudson: style diary for Jimmy Choo AW15

Whether playing everyone’s favourite fictional groupie, Penny Lane (Almost Famous), or losing guys in 10 days, 36 year-old Kate Hudson has brought laughter and a dose of Hollywood royalty to our living rooms. The daughter of Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson now lends her Cali girl cool to Jimmy Choo’s Autumn Winter 2015 Collection.

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NYFW SS16: L’Officiel Insta-Highlights

Queen of the wrap dress, Diane von Furstenberg drew on Fortuna, the goddess of luck for SS16. Think Grecian dresses offset with a disco ‘fro. “It’s a celebration of beauty, of freedom and individuality,” Von Furstenberg told the Financial Times backstage. “My message, as always, is to be the woman you want to be.”

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