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Photo: Breenda Rabello Di Fernandes was one of the guests at the Philipp Plein fashion show during Milan Fashion Week last Friday (23). The influencer caught attention by choosing a fashionable look to attend the presentation of the brand's new collection. Accompanied by other digital personalities such as Thássia Naves, Jordana Maia, Galisteu, and influencer Theodoro, Di Fernandes watched Mc Daniel, one of the models in the show's casting. She emphasized how special it is to be back in Milan to attend the brand's show: 'I'm passionate about fashion, and it's always very enchanting to be present at a fashion week, especially in Italy. The PP show was sensational; I came back even more in love with the brand,' she explained. Photo: Breenda Rabello The Brazilian will continue the Fashion Week season in France after Milan, where she will arrive to attend the French Fashion Week in the coming days.

Photos Courtesy Saint Laurent Anthony Vaccarello is pleased to welcome iconic model Linda Evangelista at Saint Laurent Babylone
 for a signing of the book ‘Linda Evangelista Photographed by Steven Meisel’. The book of photographs by legendary photographer Steven Meisel is a tribute to one of fashion’s
 most iconic and enduring collaborations. Evident from their first photoshoot in 1987, Steven Meisel’s images of Linda Evangelista, one of the original ‘supermodels’ of the 1980s, are the result of a remarkable creative symbiosis between photographer
 and muse. Featuring more than 180 images shot over the course of twenty-five years, this long-awaited book chronicles Meisel’s constantly evolving vision of Evangelista, pictured in a vast range of imaginative narrative contexts. The event will take place on February 29th, 2024 from 5PM at Saint Laurent Babylone, 9 rue de Grenelle
 in the 7th arrondissement of Paris.

Exploring the Boundaries of Elegance: Peter Hawkings' Second Collection for Tom Ford Photos disclosure Milan Fashion Week Today, we embark on a journey of sophistication and sensuality with the latest collection from Tom Ford, crafted by the talented creative director Peter Hawkings. With a fusion of jet-setting, powerful tailoring, and a touch of boldness, Hawkings redefines the concept of modern luxury. Photo Getty Images The collection is a parade of stunning looks, where black coats adorned with golden buttons mingle with monochromatic suits, jackets, and sparkles, all meticulously shaped by Hawkings' bold vision. The designer skillfully incorporates traditional brand references and adds a dash of attitude to each piece, resulting in a truly striking aesthetic. Tailoring takes center stage in the collection, evoking a 1970s aura in line with the glamorous elegance perpetuated by Ford throughout his career.

Photos disclosure Milan Fashion Week Instagram Adrian Appiolaza presented his debut collection for Moschino today in Milan. "What l've already learned from [Franco Moschino] is that clothing is meant to be played with," said the Argentinian designer ahead of the show. "There is an irony that runs through the work, and a sense of joy, and that's also something I want to translate into this new chapter." His collection, which he only had a month to work on, featured playful tromp l'oell prints, callbacks to the Moschino archives with question mark graphics, and joyful smiley face sweaters and accessories.

Photos Disclosure Diesel In a morning infused with creative energy, Diesel turned Milan into its own stage of innovation. Kicking off Fashion Week, the brand showcased its vision for the winter of 2024 in a runway filled with nostalgic trends. The stage was set since the previous day, as a live broadcast plunged viewers into the backstage of the creative process. Like privileged spectators of an exclusive reality show, we were invited to witness the final moments of preparation, as Glenn Martens and his team meticulously adjusted every detail for the grand moment. Stepping onto the runway, we were enveloped in a sea of denim, unmistakably the brand's signature. However, what truly captured our attention were the surprises unfolding on the catwalk. Leopard prints, ethereal dresses, and distressed pieces injected a dose of freshness and boldness into the collection, defying expectations and igniting the imagination. With mini skirts, the brand confirms what we've already been seeing in other fashion weeks of the season, that the trend of short skirts and dresses is making a comeback. Diesel doesn't just resurrect the innovative spirit of the 2000s; it reinvents it for a new generation of fashionistas hungry for novelty and authenticity. But tell me, did you enjoy the show?

Photography: @rafaelpavarotti_ - Art directors: @rafaelpavarotti_@tuany.piquetti - Stylists: @stockdale.charlotte @katielyall - Hair: @sammcknight1 - Makeup: @peterphilipsmakeup - Set Designer: @Ibbynjoya - Casting: @bitton - Executive Production: @nowopentv - Production: @ragidholakiaproductions The latest Balmain campaign for Spring 2024 emerges as a beacon of timeless elegance. Led by the presence of the iconic Gisele Bündchen, the campaign captures the essence of modern luxury with a touch of classic allure. Under the lens of visionary photographer Rafael Pavarotti, Gisele Bündchen radiates unparalleled beauty and grace as she presents the exquisite Jolie Madame bag from Balmain's latest collection. Each frame is a testament to the brand's commitment to the art of tailoring and attention to detail, as vibrant tones and delicate nuances merge into a captivating scene. Named in homage to the house's iconic "Jolie Madame" silhouette, the Jolie Madame bag pays tribute to Balmain's rich heritage and Monsieur Balmain's audacious post-war creations. It skillfully blends tradition with innovation, offering a timeless accessory that exudes sophistication and allure. Olivier Rousteing, the creative mastermind behind Balmain, once again demonstrates his ability to capture the spirit of the times while remaining true to the brand's DNA. With the Spring 2024 collection, he invites us to embark on a journey of self-expression and empowerment, where each piece tells a story and every detail is a symbol of art and luxury.

The launch has a special focus on gender neutrality. Models: Isaiah Jamal and Alibae - Photographer: Leslie Zhang - Creative direction: Steven Ma - FARFETCH Promotion Reebok LTD and MACHINE-A present their exclusive collection that celebrates and honors the LGBTQIA+ community with a special focus on gender neutrality. The collaboration aims to promote the inclusion of all diversity of love and is available on the FARFETCH marketplace, the leading global platform for the luxury industry. Carefully crafted by London-based designer Steven Ma, this partnership emerges as a manifesto of progressive love. The artistic expressions of creative Anni Fan seamlessly merge with designs, crafted through the expertise of Stavros Karelis, founder of MACHINE-A. This collaboration is a celebration of inclusion, a space where movement and expression blend harmoniously. The pieces in the collection symbolize the fluidity and positivity of sensuality, representing a declaration of individual expression and echoing an anthem of personal freedom. The campaign is a love letter to the Queer community and was photographed by photographer Leslie Zhang in China, with creative direction by Steven Ma. It features the captivating presences of Kai Isaiah Jamal and Alibae, transcending borders and prejudices with their presence. The collection is available on the FARFETCH marketplace.

Taylor Swift with 5à7 bag in New York, on the night of January 9, 2024 With a palette of neutral colors and timeless design, the 5à7 bag is the right choice for the season. Known for its minimalist and elegant style, Saint Laurent is one of the top choices for celebrities for all occasions. From streetwear looks to red carpets and awards ceremonies, the brand accompanies influential figures in all their moments of prestige. And, with the 5à7 bag, it's no different. With its practical shape, timeless design, and neutral colors, the maison's key item is one of the top choices to finish off looks. Created as a tribute to the French film Cléo from 5 to 7 directed by Agnès Varda, the bag comes in various sizes, specially made for different needs, and is made with a more resistant and flexible material compared to past editions. Despite fitting into a minimalist neutral category, the metallic logo clasp on the front of the bag provides all the necessary spotlight to elevate any look in the most sophisticated way possible. How do celebrities wear the 5à7 bag? The piece, which quickly became an everyday ally, has consolidated itself in the closets of various influential figures, and especially in their streetwear looks. Celebrities like Taylor Swift, Hailey Bieber, and Miley Cyrus have been seen multiple times wearing the iconic bag, always ensuring elegance and practicality. Miley Cyrus and her 5à7 bag signed Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello Hailey Bieber and her 5à7 bag signed Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello Rosé and its 5à7 bag signed Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello In addition to being popular among the world of celebrities, the bag has also become a prestigious target in TikTok fashion, reaching younger age groups, linked to the universe of fashion and the minimalist chic style.

Photos disclosure Internet Paris, known for its romantic allure and timeless charm, is now a battleground for discontent as the hit series "Emily in Paris" faces backlash from locals. With the fourth season currently in production and Lily Collins teasing fans on social media, the city's picturesque scenes have become the backdrop for a different kind of drama. Reports from the Daily Mail reveal that French citizens are pushing back against what they perceive as the invasive influence of the show, dubbing the influx of enthusiastic fans as the "Invasion of Fools." The cause for their frustration? The overwhelming wave of tourism fueled by the series' popularity. Photo Courtesy of Netflix The streets that once welcomed tourists with open arms now bear the marks of resistance. Graffiti adorns the walls of iconic filming locations, such as the building that serves as Emily's fictional Parisian residence. Messages of dissent, including "Emily, go home," "Emily not welcome," and even harsher sentiments, have transformed these spots into symbols of defiance. At the heart of the controversy lies a deeper issue – the romanticized portrayal of Paris perpetuated by the show. Locals decry what they term the "Paris Syndrome," a phenomenon wherein visitors arrive with unrealistic expectations, only to be met with the harsh realities of urban life. In "Emily in Paris," viewers are transported into the life of Emily, an ambitious American navigating the intricacies of French culture. Yet, as fans flock to the sites depicted in the show, tensions rise, revealing a stark divide between fantasy and reality. The once-idyllic square that houses Emily's fictional abode now echoes with calls for change. Phrases like "Emily, find another city" and "Paris is not your playground" serve as a stark reminder of the city's resistance to the show's narrative. Despite the uproar, the creators of "Emily in Paris" and Netflix have remained silent on the matter. Meanwhile, filming continues amidst the dissent, underscoring the complexity of the relationship between art, tourism, and the city of lights. As Parisians reclaim their streets, the debate rages on, leaving us to question the impact of fiction on reality in the age of streaming.

Photos Disclosure BAFTA In a night filled with excitement and anticipation, the stars shone brightly at the BAFTA awards ceremony. Emma Stone dazzled audiences with her extraordinary talent, taking home the prestigious award for 'Best Actress' for her captivating performance in 'Poor Things'. Her portrayal left a lasting impression on both critics and fans alike. Christopher Nolan's epic masterpiece, 'Oppenheimer', dominated the awards, sweeping multiple categories. Not only did the film secure the coveted title of 'Best Film', but Nolan himself was honored with the award for 'Best Direction', showcasing his unparalleled vision and storytelling prowess. The stunning cinematography and captivating original score also earned well-deserved recognition, further solidifying 'Oppenheimer's' place in cinematic history. The stellar cast of 'Oppenheimer' delivered standout performances, with Cillian Murphy's powerful portrayal earning him the accolade for 'Best Actor'. His co-star, Robert Downey Jr., also made a memorable impression, clinching the award for 'Best Supporting Actor'. Meanwhile, DaVine Joy Randolph stole the spotlight with her remarkable performance in 'The Holdovers', securing the title of 'Best Supporting Actress'. Her talent and dedication to her craft were evident on screen, making her win well-deserved. Check out the full list of winners of the BAFTA 2024: Best Film - Anatomy of a Fall - The Rejects - Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Poor Things Best British Film - All Unknowns - How To Have Sex - Napoleon - The Old Oak - Poor Things - Rye Lane – An Unexpected Love - Saltburn - Scrapper - Wonka - Zone of Interest (WINNER) Best Actor - Bradley Cooper – Maestro - Colman Domingo – Rustin - Paul Giamatti – The Rejects - Barry Keoghan – Saltburn - Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Teo Yoo – Past Lives Best Actress - Fantasia Barrino – The Color Purple - Sandra Hüller – Anatomy of a Fall - Carey Mulligan – Maestro - Vivian Oparah – Rye Lane – An Unexpected Love - Margot Robbie – Barbie - Emma Stone – Poor Things (WINNER) Best Supporting Actor - Robert De Niro – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Robert Downey Jr. – Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Jacob Elordi – Saltburn - Ryan Gosling – Barbie - Paul Mescal – All Unknowns - Dominic Sessa – The Rejects Best Supporting Actress - Emily Blunt – Oppenheimer - Danielle Brooks – The Color Purple - Clair Foy – All Unknowns - Sandra Hüller – Zone of Interest - Rosamund Pike – Saltburn - Da’vine Joy Randolph – The Rejects (WINNER) Best Rising Actor or Actress - Ayo Edebiri – The Bear - Jacob Elordi – Saltburn - Mia McKenna-Bruce – How to Have Sex (WINNER) - Phoebe Dynevor – Fair Play and Bridgerton - Sophie Wilde – Talk to Me Best Direction - Andrew Hiagh – All Unknowns - Justine Triet – Anatomy of a Fall - Alexander Payne – The Rejects - Bradley Cooper – Maestro - Chistopher Nolan – Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Jonathan Glazer – Zone of Interest Best Original Screenplay - Justine Triet and Arthur Harari – Anatomy of a Fall (WINNER) - Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach – Barbie - David Hemingson – The Rejects - Bradley Cooper and Josh Singer – Maestro - Celine Song – Past Lives Best Adapted Screenplay - Andrew Haigh – All Unknowns - Cord Jefferson – American Fiction (WINNER) - Christopher Nolan – Oppenheimer - Tony McNamara – Poor Things - Jonathan Glazer – Zone of Interest Best Cinematography - Rodrigo Prieto – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Matthew Libatique – Maestro - Hoyte van Hoytema – Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Robbie Ryan – Poor Things - Łukasz Żal – Zone of Interest Best Editing - Laurent Sénéchal – Anatomy of a Fall - Thelma Schoonmaker – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Jennifer Lame – Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Yorgos Mavropsaridis – Poor Things - Paul Watts – Zone of Interest Best Production Design - Sarah Greenwood and Katie Spencer – Barbie - Jack Fisk and Adam Willis – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Ruth De Jong and Claire Kaufman – Oppenheimer - Shona Heath, James Price and Zsuzsa Mihalek – Poor Things (WINNER) - Chris Oddy, Joanna Maria Kuś and Katarzyna Sikora – Zone of Interest Best Costume Design - Jacqueline Durran – Barbie - Jacqueline West – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Dave Crossman and Janty Yates – Napoleon - Ellen Mirojnick – Oppenheimer - Holly Waddington – Poor Things (WINNER) Best Hair and Makeup - Kay Georgiou and Thomas Nellen – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Sian Grigg, Kay Georgiou, Kazu Hiro and Lori McCoy-Bell – Maestro - Jana Carboni, Francesco Pegoretti, Satinder Chumber and Julia Vernon – Napoleon - Luisa Abel, Jaime Leigh McIntosh, Jason Hamer and Ahou Mofid – Oppenheimer - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier and Josh Weston – Poor Things (WINNER) Best Sound - Angelo Bonanni, Tony Lamberti, Andy Nelson, Lee Orloff and Bernard Weiser – Ferrari - Richard King, Steve Morrow, Tom Ozanich, Jason Ruder and Dean Zupancic – Maestro - Chris Burdon, James H. Mather, Chris Munro and Mark Taylor – Mission Impossible – Part 1 - Willie Burton, Richard King, Kevin O’Connell and Gary A. Rizzo – Oppenheimer - Johnnie Burn and Tarn Willers – Zone of Interest (WINNER) Best Visual Effects - Jonathan Bullock, Charmaine Chan, Ian Comley and Jay Cooper – Resistance - Theo Bialek, Stephane Ceretti, Alexis Wajsbrot and Guy Williams – Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Neil Corbould, Simone Coco, Jeff Sutherland and Alex Wuttke – Mission Impossible – Part 1 - Henry Badgett, Neil Corbould, Charley Henley and Luc-Ewen Martin-Fenouillet – Napoleon - Simon Hughes – Poor Things (WINNER) Best Original Score - Robbie Robertson – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers - Ludwig Göransson – Oppenheimer (WINNER) - Jerskin Fendrix – Poor Things - Anthony Willis – Saltburn - Daniel Pemberton – Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Best Casting - Kahleen Crawdord – All Unknowns - Cynthia Arra – Anatomy of a Fall - Susan Shopmaker – The Rejects (WINNER) - Isabella Odoffin – How To Have Sex - Ellen Lewis and Rene Haynes – Assassins of the Moon of Flowers Best Debut by a British Writer, Director, or Producer - Lisa Selby (director), Rebecca Lloyd-Evans (director and producer) and Alex Fry (producer) – Blue Bag Life - Christohper Sharp (director) – Bobi Wine: The People’s President - Savanah Lef (writer, director, and producer), Shirley O’Conner (producer) and Medb Riorden (producer) – Earth Mama (WINNER) - Molly Manning Walker (writer and director) – How To Have Sex - Ella Glendining (director) – Is There Anybody Out There? Best Animation - The Boy and the Heron (WINNER) - Chicken Run: The Threat of Nuggets - Elements - Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Best British Short Film - Festival of Slaps - Gorka - Jellyfish and Lobster (WINNER) - Such A Lovely Day - Yellow Best British Short Animation - Crab Day (WINNER) - Visible Mending - Wild Summon Best Foreign Language Film - 20 Days In Mariupol - Anatomy of a Fall - Past Lives - The Snow Society - Zone of Interest (WINNER) Best Documentary - 20 Days In Mariupol (WINNER) - American Symphony - Beyond Utopia - Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie - Wham! Congratulations to all the winners of the BAFTA awards! Their remarkable contributions to the world of cinema have left an indelible mark, and their talent continues to inspire audiences around the globe.

Press Release Photos Physical educator Cau Saad shared her perspective on the interconnection between mental and physical health. According to her, mental and physical health are connected; we are an indivisible whole. Highlighting the importance of balance between mind and body, she emphasizes how our beliefs, feelings, and thoughts directly impact our physical health and posture. Taking a holistic approach, Cau emphasizes the benefits of considering both mental and physical health. "The integrative approach considers the person as a whole, seeking to promote overall balance; it's not just about treating symptoms, but also addressing the underlying causes of health challenges." Regarding strategies to promote a healthy balance, the physical educator emphasizes the importance of fundamental pillars: "physical exercise, nutritious eating, time spent in nature, and disciplined, cultivating positive thoughts, and taking care of oneself. These habits are essential for maintaining good mental and physical health on a daily basis." Speaking about the positive impact of physical activity on mental health, Cau Saad highlights: "Regular exercise can improve mood, reduce stress, and promote healthier sleep." Additionally, she emphasizes the benefits of nutrition in promoting physical and mental well-being, stressing the importance of "a healthy and balanced diet." Identifying signs of imbalance between mental and physical health is crucial, and she points out symptoms such as lethargy, mood swings, and procrastination. "To deal with these challenges, we need an integrated team of professionals, including doctors, therapists, nutritionists, and physical educators." Finally, she emphasizes the importance of self-care practices such as adequate sleep, healthy eating, regular exercise, and stress management. "We need healthy choices, both internally and externally, and to align all of this with spiritual health."

Photo Disclosure We are thrilled to announce that ambassador Timothée Chalamet debuted a second exclusive Cartier necklace during the world premiere of DUNE II in London on February 15th. Through over 900 colorful stones, the Maison evokes the iconic sands and deserts of the film, and the blue eyes of the character portrayed by the actor. Each color inhabits one side of the modular necklace, allowing the wearer to rotate the structure and choose which combination of stones to reveal. Credit: Cartier © Matthieu Lavanchy A precious sand landscape is created on one side through shades of orange, yellow, brown, and white diamonds, studded with inverted diamonds that add a jagged texture reminiscent of the film's scenery. On the reverse, the Maison chose to play with shades of blue, opting for sapphires and spinels to recreate the vitality and intensity of the stunning blue eyes seen throughout the film. This collaboration began in the Maison's Parisian workshops, where the actor met with Marie Laure Cérède, Cartier's Creative Director of Jewelry and Watches, and shared his inspirations: the aesthetics of the Dune film itself, along with archival references and exclusive film photos. Credit: Cartier © Matthieu Lavanchy Both creations will become part of the Cartier Collection, traveling the world to illustrate the Maison's creativity and technical expertise at major exhibitions and cultural institutions. "Cartier creations have always been my first choice for important moments, and being able to collaborate on this project only reinforced that for me. I think Marie-Laure and I found a perfect way to evoke the desert and rugged beauty of 'Dune' in Cartier style; a wonderful contrast to the colorful enchantment of our first collaboration together." - Timothée Chalamet