This Week In Fashion

By Ethan James Green

THE OLSEN TWINS' luxury fashion brand, The Row, has gained significant recognition for its minimalist and sophisticated designs, embodying timeless elegance. Recently, there have been reports suggesting that The Row is being backed by two major fashion and beauty powerhouses: Chanel and Estée Lauder. This support from such iconic names in the industry could potentially elevate the brand to new heights, offering increased resources and global influence. With Chanel’s expertise in haute couture and Lauder’s dominance in beauty, The Row stands to benefit from expanded creative collaborations, market reach, and strategic growth, further solidifying its status as a leader in luxury fashion.

 

DANIEL ROSBERRY, the creative director of Schiaparelli, has been named Designer of the Year, marking a major milestone in his already impressive career. Since joining the historic fashion house in 2019, Roseberry has reinvigorated the brand with his visionary take on haute couture, blending surrealist elements with modern glamour. His bold, avant-garde designs have captivated the fashion world, often seen on A-list celebrities and at major red-carpet events. This prestigious accolade not only celebrates Roseberry’s innovative talent but also highlights his ability to honor Schiaparelli’s rich heritage while pushing the boundaries of contemporary fashion.

 

MARGOT ROBBIE has been announced as the new face of Chanel No. 5, one of the most iconic fragrances in the world. Known for her effortless beauty and captivating presence, Robbie brings a fresh yet timeless appeal to the legendary scent, which has been a symbol of elegance and sophistication for decades. As the latest ambassador, she joins a legacy of celebrated women who have represented the fragrance, adding her own modern twist to its enduring allure. Robbie’s partnership with Chanel No. 5 further solidifies her influence in both the fashion and beauty worlds, embodying the fragrance's spirit of classic femininity with a contemporary edge.

 

Grace de Monaco, a luxury brand inspired by the timeless elegance of Princess Grace Kelly, is expanding into the home decor space with the launch of its new home line. Known for its exquisite attention to detail and sophisticated style, the brand aims to bring the refined glamour of Monaco's royal heritage into everyday living. The collection is expected to feature a range of high-end pieces, from elegant tableware to luxurious linens, all echoing the grace and poise of Princess Grace herself. With this new venture, Grace de Monaco continues to build on its legacy of luxury, offering a chance for customers to infuse their homes with the same understated opulence that defined the late princess’s iconic style.

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Bruno Pavlovsky has been the president of Chanel’s fashion division for some time now, overseeing Karl's transition to Virginie. Pavlovsky was at the ultra-exclusive Monaco Beach Club surrounded by formula one and princesses last Thursday, just before Virginie stages her Monaco show. Pavlovsky describes Chanel’s performance as “excellent", amids restriction against Russia and recent burlglary at one of Chanel boutique stores.

Jisoo, Whatsapp and Dior collab Join Jisoo’s exclusive WhatsApp group via Instagram. Followers get access to four days of exclusive content and conversation with the muse of the new Dior Addict shine lipstick campaign on WhatsApp.

Beverly Sonego, the founder of the second-hand luxury ecommerce, Monogram Paris, will hold her first pop-up in New York, West Village From May 10, and until May 15, and later in Los Angeles from May 25 to 31, in West Hollywood.

The largest office building at Nike World Headquarters is named after Serena Williams. Other 140,000 square feet of showrooms and work space; a footwear materials library; a color lab; and the two-story, 140-seat Olympia Theater, named after Serena’s daughter.