This week in fashion was full of noteworthy moments we had to highlight. First up, Zendaya’s show-stopping Dune: Part Two London premiere look which featured archival Mugler, styled by the one and only Law Roach. Next, the Met Gala’s 2024 theme was revealed today leading to whispers of what will be expected to hit the carpet at the lauded event. Bourbon brand Woodford Reserve has announced a partnership with designers Sergio Hudson and Anifa Mvuemba.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell is dipping her toes into design. This week Boss officially shared that it has tapped Campbell to create a new line of apparel. Project Runway’s Laurence Bass presented a collection at New York Fashion Week. The Fall/Winter 2024 pieces shown at the Paramount Building in Times Square were inspired by war and peace.
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Zendaya Wears Archival Mugler
Thanks to image architect and stylist Law Roach, Zendaya’s recent Dune: Part Two premiere look was a head-turner. Roach conjured an archival Mugler futuristic piece from 1995 for the actress. The robot-like outfit was sensual like no other red carpet gown and was the perfect fit for an interstellar-inspired film. The details on this suit are impeccable with silver panels as armor and clear panels revealing skin at the breast, torso, arms, and legs. You’d think Roach wouldn’t have added any accessories but, contrarily, he masterfully styled Zendaya with a diamond necklace over the neck of the suit with a blue gem directly in the middle.
The Met Gala’s Theme Has Been Announced
The Met Gala, which will occur on May 6 has just announced its theme of the year: “The Garden Of Time.” The 2024 exhibition of the night will be entitled “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.” The dress code is also inspired by a short story of the same title written by J.G. Ballard in 1962 about a Count and Countess who live in a blissful dystopian reality and are just holding onto it as much as they can. The co-chairs of one of fashion’s biggest nights will include Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez, and Bad Bunny to join the editor-in-chief of Vogue and head chairperson of the Met Gala, Anna Wintour.
Woodford Reserve Partners With Sergio Hudson And Anifa Mvuemba
Bourbon brand Woodford Reserve recently partnered with Sergio Hudson and Anifa Mvuemba for a New York Fashion Week dinner and is currently working on a new collaborative collection. The celebratory dinner was titled “A Spectacle for the Senses.” The new collection that Hudson and Mvumba were selected to create will be a reflection of the Woodford Reserve’s 200 flavor notes through fashion called “The Flavor Note Collection.” The collection will debut at the 150th Kentucky Derby.
Naomi Campbell Tapped To Create A New Line At Boss
Naomi Campbell is venturing into a new endeavor with Boss, the German fashion brand. The forthcoming 44-piece collection includes a classic leopard print trench coat, a double-breasted gray suit, a leopard print tracksuit, sweatpants, and more. The line is a representation of Campbell’s fast-paced, on-the-go life that is filled with constant travel. “These are the kinds of pieces that reflect my own lifestyle. Always on the move, always ready for the next adventure, but never compromising on style,” she said to The Guardian.
Laurence Basse Releases New Collection
Project Runway alumna Laurence Basse debuted her first solo show this week. Her collection featured leatherwork, tones of black with hues of pink, blue, green, and sheer metallics incorporated. Looks like a two-piece leather gown and custom-designed chainlink jewelry created in partnership with Mr. O Atelier hit the runway. Recycled fur pieces designed by Basse and Tas Kletsidid were also included. Basse tapped a longtime friend Mykel C Smith to produce the debut show.
Harlem’s Fashion Row Hosted The Iconic Era Black History Summit
Harlem’s Fashion Row celebrated Black History Month by uplifting Black talent in the fashion industry. The summit was in partnership with GAP and Hugo Boss with 150 guests in attendance. The speaking segments of the event featured designers Dapper Dan, Mikayla Morrison, Andrea Dumbei Iyama, and Hussein Suleiman while the rest of the event was networking-focused. Additional panelists included Asia Milia Ware and Naomi Elizée.
