Standing alongside the likes of Gucci's Alessandro Michele, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the creative duo behind Proenza Schouler, are making it their mission to fight for gun control, by way of fashion.
The New York-born brand has just announced the launch of two new politically-minded graphic tees, as additions to the existing PSWL (Proenza Schouler White Label), in an effort to raise awareness and support for gun violence prevention.
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Raf Simons' first collections for Calvin Klein will take place in New York on 10 February during New York Fashion Week.
According to WWD, the show will feature both men's and womenswear ready-to-wear and accessories. A venue has not been revealed.
Simons was announced as Calvin Klein's chief creative officer in August – news that was warmly welcomed by fashion insiders.
The brand is not the only one to start mixing men's and womenswear categories in one singular show; Bottega Veneta stated yesterday that it would host a co-ed show during Milan Fashion Week.
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Emily Ratajkowski is showing off her love for her baby boy with some forever ink.
On Instagram, the model and My Body author recently shared photos of a new tattoo dedicated to her son, Sylvester Apollo Bear, whom she shares with husband Sebastian Bear-McClard.
The picture captures the side of a foot and the inside of two arms, all of which are inked with "Sly," her one-year-old's nickname, in a minimalist font.
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1Courtesy Brian AtwoodOne of the styles is a T-strap sandal featuring a multicolored floral pattern with a black heel and ankle strap. We may be nearing winter, but these heels make us want to take our spring and summer wardrobes out of storage again. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
2Courtesy Brian Atwood“I love that Victoria’s Secret allows you to be free to design and create ‘over the top’ styles for the fashion show,” Atwood tells BAZAAR.