This weekend included many fashion-filled moments worth remembering. First up, Kandi Burruss attended the Othello opening show in Christian Siriano styled by Daniel Hawkins. Adidas Originals wrapped up Los Angeles Fashion Week with a standout runway show. Next, Nico Annan turned heads outside the Tamron Hall Show in a sleek Vetements look.
In a major industry shift, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez have been announced as Loewe’s new creative directors. Meanwhile, Converse and Kaytranada delivered a show to remember in Toronto.
Keep scrolling below to learn more about these fashion moments from over the weekend.
Kandi Burruss Wears Christian Siriano
Music titan Kandi Burruss, the producer behind Broadway’s Othello which opened yesterday evening in New York City at the Barrymore Theatre, was chic in Christian Siriano. To attend the star-studded show, which stars Denzel Washington, Jake Gyllenhall, and Kimber Elayne Sprawl, Burruss arrived in a striking gown by the lauded designer styled by Daniel Hawkins.
Adidas Originals Closes Out LA Fashion Week With Six Designers
Adidas Originals closed out Los Angeles Fashion Week with a dynamic runway show celebrating the city’s creative influence. Six rising designers including Baba Jagne, Bishme Cromartie, Kelly Hsieh, House of Gray, House of Aama, and ECÉ Designs showcased 24 custom looks built from reconstructed Adidas pieces, with the adiZero Goukana debuting as the centerpiece. The event paid tribute to LA’s deep impact on fashion and streetwear, reinforcing Adidas’ commitment to originality. Ahead of the show, adidas hosted an exclusive pre-party at its Melrose shop, featuring DJ OG Webbie, footwear customization, and a preview of the runway collections.
Nico Annan Wears Vetements
Nico Annan was spotted outside the Tamron Hall Show in New York, wearing a striking all-green monochromatic Vetements outfit, gray cowboy boots, two statement necklaces with large charms, and a bold sculptural ring. The standout look was styled by Fernand Legadoé, costume designer and stylist.
Jack McCollough And Lazaro Hernandez Are Loewe’s Newest Creative Directors
Founders and former creative directors of Proenza Schouler have been appointed as the new creative directors of LVMH-owned Spanish fashion house, Loewe, according to WWD, who broke the news. Their appointment is a week after Jonathan Anderson announced his departure from the brand.
“To name just two factors: They are highly creative and also entrepreneurs, whose curiosity and vision go beyond fashion and extend to diverse cultural fields as well as to the diversity of markets and customers that we talk to,” Loewe chief executive officer Pascale Lepoivre shared in WWD‘s report “They are warm, open and lively, an excellent fit with the company culture of being intense and passionate, while also committed to being playful and not taking ourselves too seriously.”
Converse And Kaytranada Bring First-Ever Concert To Toronto’s Prince’s Gate
In partnership with Converse, producer and DJ Kaytranada delivered an unforgettable and intimate performance for 500 lucky fans, creating a night to remember in a special look by the brand. The event occurred at Toronto’s iconic Prince’s Gates, a landmark transformed into a breathtaking concert venue. As the night unfolded, the towering arches were illuminated by dazzling lights, casting a mesmerizing glow over the crowd.
Fans swayed and danced beneath the open sky, entirely captivated by Kaytranada’s masterful set. The energy was electric, the beats were infectious, and the setting was just as extraordinary as the music itself, making for a truly magical experience.
SEED Brklyn Hosts Style Challenge With Crocs EXP
Last week SEED Brklyn the multi-retail, multi-functional lifestyle brand, and experiential art space hosted a showcase centering multi-hyphenates. Six stylists were invited to flip refreshing looks with Crocs’ EXP 2025 footwear collection. Celebrity stylist Moses Zay Fofana, multi-disciplinary artist and creative director Shema Love in addition to other skilled creatives executed compelling looks at the showcase which were later revealed at a launch event. After a vote rallied by guests, stylist Christopher Felt walked away the winner.
Guests included Tulie Yaito, designer and co-founder of Yaito, beauty and lifestyle influencer Princess Rese, model and actor CJ Hart, and Malachai Spivey, the designer and founder of Human Nature Worldwide.
“Since SEED opened its doors nearly three years ago, we’ve been passionate about supporting emerging creatives and fostering a space where innovation thrives,” shared Christophe Roberts, founder and partner of SEED Brklyn. “Having the opportunity to showcase Crocs’ latest EXP collection through this competition, allowed us to shine spotlight on these rising stylists, and provide them with a powerful platform to share their vision.”
