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Photos Disclosure Diesel “There is beauty in waste, in what is worn out and destroyed. It's in the circularity of denim waste and in the wear we incorporated into the collection. This is Diesel's disruption: we are pushing both for circularity in our production and for the elevation of design,” says Glenn Martens, creative director of Diesel. The immersive experience of the Spring/Summer 2025 show is created from 14,800 kg of denim scraps, highlighting the beauty of waste. Diesel’s future is circularity, a commitment to finding synergistic ways to reuse materials. For example, denim waste is repurposed to create denim rolls, used in the automotive and insulation sectors. After the show, the entire set will be reused and repurposed. Elevating denim is what Diesel does every day. Micro denim shorts are embroidered with extra-long fringes, an impossible length to achieve with regular wear. A double-breasted leather jacket is treated to look like denim, worn with worn-out jeans featuring tufted seams at the front and embroidered fringes at the ankles. The same fringes finish a chambray denim slip dress, as well as appearing embroidered on the legs of the jeans. It’s a collection about elevation. Cotton sweatshirts, mini dresses, and tank tops have collars that appear worn out: in fact, it's a devoré jacquard, where the cotton is burned down to the tulle underneath to create the worn effect. Meanwhile, the tailoring is made from double-weave jacquard: when the fabric is frayed, the remaining warp and weft threads appear on two different sides. It looks accidental, but everything is intentional. Mesh tank tops and long-sleeved dresses are printed with traditional Prince of Wales check and are glued everywhere except on the chest, allowing the body to express itself underneath. The Prince of Wales check is also printed on PVC, then cut into bikinis, dresses, and tailored pieces, each with extra-long fringes that are integral to the design. Experiments with denim continue: a handcrafted coat is made entirely from leftover denim yarn rolls, echoing the waste seen on the runway. Diesel’s super-relaxed jeans are reimagined using double-weave, then frayed to appear destroyed. The double-weave denim is overdyed to look camel-colored. Jeans look wrinkled, but are embossed. A long monk-style coat and oversized jeans are part of the Diesel Rehab Denim line, made from 100% recycled cotton, incorporating leftovers from Diesel’s own denim production. Diesel prints are applied to pleated jersey and then cracked for unpredictable results on tank tops, shirts, and mini dresses. Double-weave knits hug the body, being frayed to appear worn. Tank tops and mini dresses are embossed with the print of an overload of necklaces. Tencel denim made with Lyocell is sprayed to look like leather, then draped into sleeveless mini dresses. Jersey tailoring features strong shoulder lines but is super soft along the body. Circularity in design brings Diesel’s archive bandana prints to life, reworked and reused in a series of draped and knotted dresses and tops. These prints were applied to pleated fabrics and then cracked, creating a trompe l’oeil effect of wrapping and draping. A handcrafted jacket and coat are constructed from tied and rolled waste threads, creating organic shapes, as if the floral base were alive. The Play bag is printed with an image of Diesel’s bandana. The Play-Double-D bag makes its debut, a sculptural interpretation of the Play. The TRASH-D bag has its body covered with tied bandanas. In footwear, the D-Lake Platform with a transparent sole comes as a mule or a sock boot. Trompe l’oeil boots appear as denim or skin-tight leggings, fastened at the metallic D of a stiletto heel. Diesel’s eyewear collection is the first developed with new licensee Luxottica. Sunglasses are purposefully worn with rounded effects, while molded optical frames feature the triple D oval Trini-D-Y on the temples. CREDITS: Creative Director: Glenn Martens Styling: Ursina Gysi Original Soundtrack Composer: Senjan Jansen Hair: Gary Gill Makeup: Inge Grognard for @MACcosmetics Skincare: The Ordinary Set Design and Art Direction: Sayan Benbady Original Soundtrack Composer: Senjan Jansen Casting: Establishment NY

Photos Diclosure Brazilian influencer Mabili Coladello is one of the Brazilians in Milan attending Fashion Week. On the evening of Friday (20th), the fashionista, who is married to Nottingham Forest player Murillo, took part in a traditional and luxurious dinner hosted by designer Philipp Plein. For the occasion, she opted for a monochromatic combination of tailored trousers and a deep-neckline blazer. To elevate her look even further, Mabili accessorized with a mix of necklaces and a black handbag. This Saturday (21st), the young influencer will attend Philipp Plein's fashion show. "A brand I admire a lot because of its entire history. What captivates me the most is the unconventional and nonconformist style that is explicit in the pieces. I love different things, things that aren't obvious, and for me, Philipp Plein is a brand that walks that path. I'm very happy to have the opportunity to witness this brand's show up close, and I'm sure it will be incredible and exceed all my expectations," she concludes.

Photos Disclosure Versace - Getty Images Versace's Summer 2025 collection brought the brand's bold and sensual side to the runway, with gold and silver mini dresses that evoked the classic "femme fatale" signature of the house. These striking looks, showcased towards the end of the show, confirmed that Versace's signature glamour remains as powerful as ever. The blend of metallic fabrics with a pastel palette didn’t lose the brand’s luxurious essence, proving once again that, in any context, Versace's gold never disappoints. One of the show’s highlights was Gigi Hadid, who stunned in a form-fitting grey dress with yellow prints, featuring strategic cut-outs on the shoulders and a bare back. This pattern also appeared in other pieces such as skirts and oversized blazers, creating a subtle harmony with the red-hued tights and strappy sandals that completed the top model's look. But Donatella Versace went beyond what was expected. The brand, always associated with striking sensuality, looked to the 1970s and incorporated a nostalgic palette of earthy tones, faded yellows, wine reds, lilacs, and soft blues. This choice gave the collection a relaxed yet sophisticated feel. Zig-zag prints and organic patterns, almost with a pajama-like vibe, challenged expectations and added a refreshing touch to Versace's aesthetic. Of course, sensuality was still front and center. Transparent shirts and dresses, worn open, revealed bare midriffs and, in some cases, lingerie. The ultra-short denim shorts were paired with colorful tights and cropped jackets, balancing the casual with the seductive. For both men and women, low-rise caramel leather pants revealed underwear, adding a playful, provocative attitude to the collection. Versace's Summer 2025 show reaffirmed the brand's commitment to always surprise and reinvent itself while staying true to its core. By blending the glamorous spirit that made it famous with a hint of 70s nostalgia, Donatella once again proved that Versace is synonymous with power, style, and innovation – always setting the trends in the fashion world.

‘CELEBRITY’ COVER EDITION - SEPTEMBER 24 ISSUE Photos: Victor Lacorte / Beauty: Thiago Lacorte / Video maker: Gabriel Almeida / Location: Espaço Zabeu / Looks: Agilità / Accessories: Cabanne / Commercial Advisor: Giovanna Prates @gio.prates Fernanda Comora is a name that translates to versatility and success in the world of Brazilian communication. With over a decade dedicated to television and a smile that has become her trademark, the São Paulo-born presenter and journalist graces the cover of the "CELEBRITY" edition of Hooks Magazine , reaffirming her status as one of the most influential figures in entertainment today. Born into a family of Italian descent and married to plastic surgeon Francisco Tribulato, Fernanda is the mother of two girls, Talyta and Sophie. Her professional journey began in 2012, when she made her debut on Rede TV alongside Netinho de Paula in Programa da Gente . Since then, she has built a solid career, marked by major successes and popular shows. Her ability to transition between journalism and entertainment led her to host a variety of programs, including the acclaimed Profissão Mulher , which she led for 11 years, and Glow Up , where she unveiled the personal sides of major artists and personalities. Currently, Fernanda stars in two shows on Thathi Record , an affiliate of Record TV in Campinas. On Tha Com Tudo , which airs Monday through Friday, she provides insights and discussions on fashion, lifestyle, health, and other everyday topics, maintaining a strong second-place rating since its debut. On Saturdays, she hosts Balanço Geral Especial , another showcase of her versatility in delivering diverse and relevant content to an audience that reaches nearly 7 million people in the São Paulo interior. Despite all her visibility on television, Fernanda also stands out on social media, where she has amassed over 1.5 million followers. Her digital presence is marked by authentic communication, where she connects naturally and directly with her audience. This reflects her essence as a communicator: a woman who knows how to create bonds with diverse audiences, whether in the dynamic environment of social networks or the more traditional pace of television. In addition to television and social media, Fernanda has established herself as a master of ceremonies at large-scale events, representing renowned brands like Coca-Cola and AACD. Her ability to captivate a live audience showcases how complete her performance is, whether in front of the camera or on stage, representing different brands and causes. This edition of Hooks Magazine highlights not only her career but also her personal style. Fernanda Comora is a woman who understands the power of image, dressing with elegance and confidence. Over the years, she has developed her own style, blending classic and modern pieces, always emphasizing the sophisticated simplicity that so characterizes her. On the cover, she embodies this balance between glamour and naturalness—qualities that have made her an icon for both her TV viewers and her online followers. With a future full of new projects, Fernanda continues to conquer new horizons, never losing sight of what motivates her most: the passion for communicating and inspiring. Exclusive Interview with Fernanda: 1. You began your television career in 2012 and have since hosted a variety of successful shows. What has been the most memorable moment of your journey so far? "There have been so many incredible moments! Among them, the experience of filming in an indigenous village, for example—getting to know a culture so close to us and yet so distant at the same time. Also, the opportunity to get to know the personal lives of major artists, whom I had only known from TV or radio before, discovering fascinating details and sharing them with others!" 2. With over 1.5 million followers on social media, how do you balance your online presence with your television work? Do you see major differences in how you communicate with these audiences? "On the internet, everything moves faster and more dynamically! But what I truly love is communicating. I'm passionate about television, and even though it can sometimes have a more rigid format, I always try to speak to my audience in the same way!" 3. The show “Tha Com Tudo” has been a success on Thathi Record. How do you prepare to maintain second place in the ratings in such a competitive market? "Good question... There is no success without collective effort! We are a dedicated team with the same goal—to deliver accurate, true information that is genuinely useful to our viewers. Besides knowledge, it’s equally important to bring joy and give viewers the chance to express what they feel and want regarding the topics we discuss! Those on the other side of the screen must always be respected!" 4. During the 11 years you hosted Profissão Mulher , what did you learn about the female world, and how has that knowledge impacted the way you lead other shows? "We women are so unique and yet so similar at the same time! The power of women is magnificent! Today, I see a much clearer picture than a few years ago, when anything we said or did had to be validated by men. However, it’s true that our fight to break certain barriers still continues daily! I feel privileged to have the opportunity to give a voice to thousands of women every day!" 5. You've had the opportunity to interview big names and personalities on Glow Up . Which meeting or interview has left the biggest impression on you? "I've met incredible people... It's hard to say which one impacted me the most, but one person who truly moved me was Claudia Leitte. Besides being a great professional, having immense talent, and being beautiful, she's also very human. She got emotional during the interview, and with each answer, there were doses of sweetness and kindness. I became a huge fan of this amazing artist!" 6. In addition to being a presenter, you also work as a master of ceremonies at major events. How does this experience contribute to your versatility as a communicator and presenter? "I love art in general, and communicating is a powerful avenue, especially when you do it face-to-face with the audience. Through looks and gestures, you can tell whether your objective is being achieved in that moment! I find it to be a fantastic and enriching experience!"

Photos Getty Images At Milan Fashion Week, Moschino unveiled a collection that signals a creative rebirth under Adrian Appiolaza's direction. Following Jeremy Scott’s departure, who for a decade shaped the brand with his exuberant camp aesthetic, the Spring/Summer 2025 collection brings forth a new approach. Now, Moschino's humor is more sophisticated, sharper – as if teasing the audience with a sly, knowing smile. The collection, aptly named *Piece of Sheet*, is as clever in its wordplay as it is in its designs. Appiolaza toys with the concept of “sheet” – be it a bedsheet or a blank page – transforming something seemingly mundane into a symbol of relaxed sophistication. Dresses tied around the body, oversized shirts, and minimalist jackets define the collection, where white becomes the perfect canvas for visual irony. This is Appiolaza’s second collection as creative director, and he has found his rhythm. His debut felt rushed, following the sudden passing of Davide Renne. But with Spring/Summer 2025, we see a clear vision for Moschino: a brand that continues to play, but with a more mature, nuanced tone. By revisiting Franco Moschino’s original wit, Adrian invokes a subtler, more intellectual irony, reminding us that fashion can be a space for thoughtful expression – even when wrapped in a bedsheet dress. The runway flirted with the unexpected without ever falling into predictability. Trompe l’oeil prints – playful scribbles that turned garments into living sketches – were among the collection’s most captivating moments, a tribute to British artist Judy Blame, blurring the line between fashion and art. And, of course, polka dots made their triumphant return, now transcending fabric to appear as temporary tattoos on models, challenging the boundaries between where fashion ends and skin begins. In accessories, Moschino remained true to its tradition of transforming the everyday, but with the sophistication of today. Teapot-shaped bags, pillow-like jackets, and even a provocative take on a bleach bottle – the irreverent *Q-boa by Moschino* – made their way down the runway. However, it was the pearl harnesses that truly encapsulated the collection’s spirit: classic elegance with a twist of bold provocation. Standout moments included the hybrid pieces – a little black dress in the front paired with a tablecloth-inspired print in the back – and skirts worn with unzipped details, a daring trend that only Moschino could turn into a must-have. There’s a narrative woven into these looks, inviting the audience to see beyond the surface and view fashion as an ongoing conversation between what we wear and what we wish to express. In just a few short months, Adrian Appiolaza has not only embraced Moschino’s legacy but redefined it for the modern era. Moschino’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection is a reminder that humor in fashion doesn’t need to shout – sometimes, all it takes is a subtle glance and a well-placed joke to make all the difference.

The singer will be recognized for her collaboration in combating the global mental health crisis. Photos disclosure BrazilFoundation BrazilFoundation is proud to announce that Selena Gomez will be virtually honored with the Philanthropy Leadership Award at the XXI New York Gala, which will take place on September 19, 2024, at the iconic Plaza Hotel in New York. Approximately 400 guests representing the business, philanthropic, media, and diplomatic sectors are expected to attend. At the event, BrazilFoundation will honor prominent individuals and organizations, including singer, actress, producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Selena Gomez, who will be recognized virtually for her leadership in addressing the global mental health crisis. She is being honored for her courage in sharing her personal story and for founding the Rare Impact Fund, an initiative aimed at expanding access to mental health services and education. “BrazilFoundation is the leading philanthropic vehicle between Brazil and the U.S., and our annual fundraising gala is an opportunity to highlight the solidarity within our community,” said Rebecca Tavares, President and CEO of BrazilFoundation. “We are thrilled to present the Philanthropy Leadership Award to Selena Gomez for her efforts in addressing the mental health crisis through the Rare Impact Fund. Her message aligns perfectly with our goal of developing new ways to support more mental health organizations throughout Brazil. We are very grateful for her partnership.” The gala will be a night of inspiration and solidarity, with Ludmilla, the most prominent Black artist in Latin America, performing a live pocket show featuring Brazilian music classics. The program will be hosted by our ambassador and actress Flávia Alessandra and by Ingrid Silva, principal ballerina of the Dance Theatre of Harlem. The event aims to raise funds to support civil society organizations working on BrazilFoundation's priority investment areas through its four funds: environment and climate change, education, gender equity, and Black entrepreneurship.

Photos disclosure Emmy Awards The biggest night in television, the 2024 Emmy Awards , brought a series of surprises and emotional moments. Among the favorites were "The Bear," "Shogun," and "Baby Reindeer," which stood out with multiple nominations across various categories. "Shogun: The Glorious Saga of Japan" claimed the award for Best Drama Series, while "Hacks" secured the prize for Best Comedy Series, and "Baby Reindeer" took home the trophy for Best Limited or Anthology Series. The night also saw significant wins for "True Detective: Night Country" and "Slow Horses," reflecting the diversity of genres and storytelling on TV this year. Complete List of 2024 Emmy Winners Melhor Série de Drama "The Crown" (Netflix) "Fallout" (Amazon Prime Video) "The Gilded Age" (Max) "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) "Xógum" (Disney+) (Vencedor) "Slow Horses" (Apple TV+) "O Problema dos 3 Corpos" (Netflix) Melhor Atriz em Série de Drama Jennifer Aniston - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Carrie Coon - "The Gilded Age" (Max) Maya Erskine - "Sr. e Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) Anna Sawai - "Xógum" (Disney+) (Vencedor) Imelda Staunton - "The Crown" (Netflix) Reese Witherspoon - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Melhor Ator em Série de Drama Idris Elba - "Sequestro" (Apple TV+) Donald Glover - "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) Walton Goggins - "Fallout" (Amazon Prime Video) Gary Oldman - "Slow Horses" (Apple TV+) Hiroyuki Sanada - "Xógum" (Disney+) (Vencedor) Dominic West - "The Crown" (Netflix) Melhor Ator Coadjuvante em Série de Drama Tadanobu Asano - "Xógum" (Disney+) Billy Crudup - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) (Vencedor) Mark Duplass - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Jon Hamm - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Takehiro Hira - "Xógum" (Disney+) Jack Lowden - "Slow Horses" (Apple TV+) Jonathan Pryce - "The Crown" (Netflix) Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante em Série de Drama Christine Baranski - "The Gilded Age" (Max) Nicole Beharie - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Elizabeth Debicki - "The Crown" (Netflix) (Vencedor) Greta Lee - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Lesley Manville - "The Crown" (Netflix) Karen Pittman - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Holland Taylor - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Melhor Ator Convidado em Série de Drama Néstor Carbonell - "Xógum" (Disney+) (Vencedor) Paul Dano - "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) Tracy Letts - "Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty" (Max) Jonathan Pryce - "Slow Horses" (Apple TV+) John Turturro - "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) Melhor Atriz Convidada em Série de Drama Michaela Coel - "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) (Vencedor) Claire Foy - "The Crown" (Netflix) Marcia Gay Harden - "The Morning Show" (Apple TV+) Sarah Paulson - "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video) Parker Posey - "Sr. & Srª. Smith" (Amazon Prime Video)

Photos Disclosure Rabanne Rabanne has just unveiled its newest fragrance, Fame Intense , capturing the essence of the modern woman—bold, confident, and fearless. And who better to embody this spirit than actress Elle Fanning? The star, who has captivated audiences since childhood, now brings her vibrant, empowered energy to the world of fragrance as the face of this unforgettable scent. A Bold and Powerful Aura In an exclusive interview, Elle reveals what makes Fame Intense so special. "The new fragrance has this kind of spicy freshness to it, with beautiful notes of jasmine. The smell is very bold, with floral and girly elements, but it also has a strong, powerful punch,” she explains, reflecting on how the perfume has become the perfect finishing touch in her daily routine. “It gives me that extra cherry on top; the last thing I put on is my fragrance.” Elle believes that a fragrance can be a personal signature, a subtle yet striking way to express yourself. "I love how it can rub off on clothing, pillows, or blankets, and suddenly remind you of someone. It’s also a unique way to show your individuality and personal style, and can be a great boost to your mood and confidence when you wear it.” The Perfect Outfit for Fame Intense The actress also shared her vision for the ideal look to complement Fame Intense , balancing the strength and femininity that the fragrance evokes. “My ideal outfit would be a bold, flirty dress. It would likely be gold, because why not match the iconic bottle?” Elle mentioned her love for Rabanne's metallic colors, which she feels perfectly capture the glamour and vibrant spirit of Fame Intense . Confidence and Success: Lessons from Her Career Fanning, who has been in the spotlight from a young age, reflects on the lessons she’s learned throughout her successful journey. For her, confidence and personal achievement are deeply connected. “For me, confidence and success are about being truly happy and proud of what you’ve accomplished. It’s about how you feel inside, not about external gratification.” With Fame Intense , Rabanne and Elle Fanning invite women around the world to embrace their power and take center stage with confidence and elegance. The fragrance, like its ambassador, is a reminder that true strength comes from within—and is available to anyone bold enough to capture it.

Photos Disclosure MTV VMA The 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, held at the UBS Arena in New York, was one of the most anticipated events of the year, filled with unforgettable moments and show-stopping performances. Hosted by the charismatic Megan Thee Stallion, who was also among the nominees, the show honored some of the most outstanding names in the music industry, while also celebrating new talents shaking up the scene. Taylor Swift: The Queen of the Night Photo WireImage - Taylor Swifr wears Plaid Taylor Swift was, without a doubt, the star of the 2024 VMAs. With ten nominations throughout the evening, the artist dominated the major categories, taking home awards such as Artist of the Year and Video of the Year for her collaboration with Post Malone on "Fortnight." This partnership was one of the year's biggest hits, praised by both critics and fans alike. Swift also won Best Collaboration for the same song. Photo Getty Images As an already iconic name in the music world, Swift continues to amaze with her ability to reinvent herself and deliver works that captivate diverse audiences. Her victory in such fiercely competitive categories is a testament to her enduring relevance in the industry. Chappell Roan: Breakthrough Artist of the Year Photo Getty Images One of the most emotional moments of the night was Chappell Roan’s recognition as Breakthrough Artist of the Year. With her track "Red Wine Supernova," Roan not only claimed the Breakthrough Artist award but also Best MTV Push, solidifying her place as one of the most exciting new voices in music today. Her unique style and authentic performances have caught attention, and her VMA victory is just the beginning of a promising career. Sabrina Carpenter: Song of the Year Photo Getty Images / VMA nominee Sabrina Carpenter shimmers in silver on the VMAs carpet in an archival Bob Mackie that Madonna originally wore to the 1991 Academy Awards. Sabrina Carpenter also had a remarkable night, winning Song of the Year for her track "Espresso." The song, which became a viral sensation, was one of the most played of the year, and Carpenter’s win reaffirms her growth as one of the most influential pop stars of today. Her performance at the VMAs was one of the night’s highlights, showcasing the talent and stage presence that have made her a beloved figure in recent years. All the Photos / Getty Images Other Major Winners Eminem, who opened the event with a thrilling performance of his new track "Houdini," won Best Hip-Hop and Best Visual Effects for the same song. His presence at the VMAs marked yet another milestone in the rapper’s long career, as he continues to innovate and surprise his audience. Anitta, representing Latin music, took home the award for Best Latin with her song "Mil Veces." The Brazilian artist has been taking the world by storm, and her recognition at the VMAs reflects her global success. Unforgettable Moments The 2024 VMAs were packed with iconic performances, and one of the most talked-about was Katy Perry’s, who won the award for Most Iconic VMA Performance with her rendition of "Roar." Perry managed to outshine historic performances by artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga, delivering an electrifying show that will go down in VMA history. Additionally, LL Cool J made a return to the VMA stage, performing new music from his upcoming album, The Force . Celebrating hip-hop's rich history, the rapper brought a nostalgic yet fresh energy, winning over the audience and proving that his legacy in music remains as strong as ever. Full List of 2024 VMA Winners: - Best Viral Video: Megan Thee Stallion ft. Yuki Chiba – "Mamushi" - Most Iconic VMA Performance: Katy Perry – "Roar" - Song of the Year: Sabrina Carpenter – "Espresso" - Artist of the Year: Taylor Swift - Video of the Year: Taylor Swift ft. Post Malone – "Fortnight" - Best Collaboration: Taylor Swift ft. Post Malone – "Fortnight" - Breakthrough Artist of the Year: Chappell Roan - Best Hip-Hop: Eminem – "Houdini" - Best Pop: Taylor Swift - Best Rock: Kings of Leon – "Mustang" - Best Latin: Anitta – "Mil Veces" - Best K-Pop: LISA – "Rockstar" - Best Art Direction: Megan Thee Stallion – "Boa" - Best Visual Effects: Eminem – "Houdini" - Video for Good: Billie Eilish – "What Was I Made For (From The Motion Picture ‘Barbie’)"

Last night, the highly anticipated runway show by renowned designer Cynthia Rowley marked one of the most iconic moments of New York Fashion Week. Amidst the runway glamour and the spotlight on the designer's creations, attention behind the scenes turned to Brazilian hairstylist Marcelo Costa, one of the most sought-after professionals of the moment. Responsible for styling the models' hair, Marcelo used products from the Macpaul brand, emphasizing the importance of the right product choice to tackle the challenges posed by the climate and ensure the success of the final look Photo credit: Ifa Moda The show took place in a challenging environment with high humidity, but Marcelo Costa was prepared. The hairstylist emphasized the importance of using Macpaul's Magic Coat product, which was crucial in maintaining the quality of the models' hair throughout the event. 'In fact, using the product was very important to me, especially due to the weather conditions. The event was extraordinary, with very high humidity, and I needed a product that would enhance the hair's cuticle to prevent frizz while maintaining shine and protection. We were able to preserve the hair's natural tension with specific techniques, and Macpaul was, in fact, essential to the success of these strands,' Marcelo Costa commented. Macpaul, a brand that has been in the market since 1995 and has established itself as a leader in the development of innovative professional cosmetics, saw its Magic Coat product make its debut at New York Fashion Week. The heat-activated fluid not only protects the hair but also seals the cuticle, offering effective protection against frizz and delivering an impressive mirror-like shine. With benefits that include protection against color fading and a smooth, anti-humidity texture, the product became Marcelo Costa's key ally in creating the flawless looks that graced the runway. This moment marks a new milestone for Macpaul, which continues to stay attuned to global trends and seeks to expand its international reach with products of unparalleled quality. The success at Cynthia Rowley's show is yet another chapter in the brand's history, as it continues to elevate the hair care experience to new heights.

Rabanne has a long history of naming unforgettable ambassadors: iconic figures who embody the Maison’s spirit and rule-breaking mission, inspiring the next generation to shape a more creative and inclusive future. Credits: Rabanne disclosure This year, Rabanne names its boldest ambassador yet, proudly announcing global megastar Gigi Hadid as the face of Million Gold For Her: the first in a new visionary universe of fragrances that captures the most intoxicating and exciting facets of femininity in an ultra-desirable bottle adorned with Rabanne's signature XL link jewelry. Who better than Gigi Hadid to bring this new fragrance frontier to life? One of the most influential supermodels of her generation, Gigi is also a TV host and entrepreneur—an unparalleled and aspirational icon for women everywhere. Stunning, dynamic, and unapologetic, Gigi Hadid uses self-expression to fuel her unstoppable rise, attracting over 78 million Instagram followers. Today, Gigi leads a historic moment in Rabanne’s fragrance history, representing an uncompromisingly fearless femininity with a powerful new scent made of gold. With the launch of Million Gold For Her, Gigi stars in an electrifying campaign designed to inspire the next generation to challenge conventions and embrace their individuality. Created by Mert Alas and Manu Cossu, the campaign is set to Rabanne’s boldest musical statement yet: Beyoncé’s *Pure/Honey*, undeniably the ultimate anthem of female empowerment and success. As she takes the stage in a gold Rabanne dress encrusted with Swarovski crystals, Gigi owns the spotlight. She dances, she moves, she makes Rabanne shine. She is one in a million. In everything she is and represents, Gigi reflects Rabanne’s beating heart and rebellious spirit, leading the way to a new era of irresistible golden sensuality. “Million Gold for Her reminds me of how Rabanne feels as a Maison. It’s powerful and beautiful, with rose, lavender, and a salty mineral musk undertone. I love the balance. I think a lot of my personality has masculine traits, so I like the blend of feminine and masculine elements in a fragrance.” — Gigi Hadid “Gigi embodies the spirit of our legacy. In her, I see echoes of Monsieur Rabanne’s iconic muses—from Jane Birkin to Jane Fonda as Barbarella. She also brings her own distinct personality, making her the perfect personification of the modern Rabanne woman.” — Jerome Leloup, Vice President of Rabanne

Credits: Carolina Herrera Press The Carolina Herrera collection begins with a study in black and white, with a sharp focus on an element that accentuates each look. A precisely tailored high-waisted pant, paired with an oversized floral top in textured cotton. An immaculate dress in optical white lace and guipure. A stunning organza and polka-dot coat with flowers in contrasting sizes, worn with a skirt in the reverse color. A strapless dress with a profusion of ruched polka dots and handmade flowers, offering an optimistic and playful take on black and white. The collection then blooms into color, with a rigorously edited palette of four bold shades. Creative Director Wes Gordon strives for perfection in each piece through the most precise choices of color, cut, and silhouette, with an exacting dedication to graphic glamour. The joyful approach to dressing applies to both daywear and eveningwear, from a perfectly tailored cotton dress with exaggerated puff sleeves in Herrera red to the striking silk faille gown in a vision of Delphinium blue. One cannot help but smile at a relaxed knit dress in Happy pink or a tulle creation in Taxi Cab yellow. Matching handbags and delicate jewelry bring a playful and irreverent touch to dressing, showcasing the unparalleled expertise of our New York-based atelier. Adorned with yellow roses in their hair, models move through the circular Sunken Garden installation (1964) by American sculptor Isamu Noguchi; an ode to perfection in simplicity that resonates in this collection, where polka dots playfully converse with the concentric circles of the sculpture. Creative Director: Wes Gordon / Styling: Marie Chaix / Production: Bureau Betak / Makeup: Sam Visser / Hair: Jimmy Paul / Casting: Rachel Chandler / Music: Frédéric Sanchez