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At 21, Ilya Migmoon is already doing what most designers spend a career chasing. Born in South Korea to ballet dancer pa...
01/06/2026

At 21, Ilya Migmoon is already doing what most designers spend a career chasing. Born in South Korea to ballet dancer parents, his work carries that rare quality movement frozen in fabric. His signature: sculptural silhouettes, feathered forms, a recurring swan motif that blurs the line between garment and performance. Romantic, theatrical, unapologetically expressive.

He has dressed Cardi B, Renata Litvinova, Adèle Weigel, Rosalia and others. He is studying fashion design at HSE. He is, by every creative measure, a name you should already know. And yet you probably don’t.

That gap is not about talent. It’s about visibility. And in this industry, visibility has a price that has nothing to do with money. Emerging designers carry every role at once creator, producer, businessperson, content creator., the craft gets everything, the feed gets whatever’s left.

How many designers have lent their most beautiful pieces to a celebrity, held their breath, and then had to follow up just to get a simple mention in a post? That dynamic is more common than anyone admits. You give, you wait, you hope. Sometimes you’re credited. Often you’re not.

Ilya got lucky not just with his talent, but with the people around him. He crossed paths with stylists who actually do their job with integrity. Who credit. Who tell the story. And that changes everything.

Because talent alone was never enough, sometimes all it takes is one person who believes in the work enough to say the name out loud.

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Dua Lipa and Callum Turner got married. Intimately. Old Marylebone Town Hall, a small circle of friends, and within hour...
31/05/2026

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner got married. Intimately. Old Marylebone Town Hall, a small circle of friends, and within hours, every feed in the world had stopped scrolling.

It all began with a book. Same book. Same page. Hernán Díaz’s Trust. They were literally on the same page before they even knew each other’s name. The internet loves a love story. And this one? Unresistable

And then there’s thecustom .
Dress Schiaparelli couture. Daniel Roseberry. Wide brim hat. Ivory skirt suit. A direct nod to Bianca Jagger’s legendary 1971 YSL wedding look, because of course it was. Bulgari Serpenti necklace in white gold and diamonds. Callum in Ferragamo, classic, smart enough to know when not to compete.

Dua is a Schiaparelli and Bulgari ambassador. And the best ambassador campaign doesn’t look like a campaign.Wearing your brand on the most photographed day of your life, in front of no one- and everyone- simultaneously? So smart.

Internet didn’t stand a chance.

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To reference Jane Birkin takes nerve. The rest is just embroidery.Jane Birkin didn’t dress to be looked at. She dressed ...
21/05/2026

To reference Jane Birkin takes nerve. The rest is just embroidery.

Jane Birkin didn’t dress to be looked at. She dressed the way she lived effortlessly, accidentally, with that particular English nonchalance that made everything she touched immediately eternal. The crocheted dress wasn’t a fashion statement. It was barely a decision.

That’s precisely why it’s untouchable.

So when Schiaparelli decides to make it a haute couture masterpiece 22,160 hours of embroidery, 130 artisans, a mermaid silhouette descending into structure, hidden corsets shaping the waist the question isn’t whether it’s beautiful.

It is. Vertiginously so.

The real question is this : can you manufacture effortlessness? Can you pour 22,000 hours of work into a gesture that originally took none and capture anything more than the shadow?

And that’s where Bella changes everything.

Because Bella Hadid didn’t try to be Jane Birkin. She said it herself she was in the room during the design process, she named the reference, and then she let Schiaparelli build something entirely different around it. A narrower structure. A descending silhouette. Hidden architecture beneath the surface.

Not a copy. A conversation.

Two women. Two eras. Two completely different ways of inhabiting a body and a dress.

Birkin had a presence that couldn’t be constructed. Bella has a presence that nothing can stop every look at this Cannes has broken the internet, and the numbers don’t lie. Neither does the room.

Two different powers. Equally legitimate. Equally undeniable.

22,160 hours to capture a feeling that originally took none. There’s something both magnificent and slightly melancholic about that.

Fashion at its most ambitious reaching for zero effort through total effort.

Vertiginous craftsmanship. Vertiginous irony. And somewhere, we’d like to think Jane would have found the whole thing rather amusing. 🕊️

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Cannes simply doesn’t feel like Cannes without Bella Hadid.This time, she arrived wrapped in history, wearing archival E...
19/05/2026

Cannes simply doesn’t feel like Cannes without Bella Hadid.

This time, she arrived wrapped in history, wearing archival Elie Saab Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2004 for the Chopard The Miracle Gala the kind of dress that reminds you glamour used to whisper before it screamed.

But what makes Bella magnetic has never been just the dress.

In an industry often obsessed with polish over principle, she has managed to keep something rare: a sense of sincerity. Despite scrutiny, illness, headlines, and the exhausting machinery of fame, there is still something profoundly human about the way she moves through fashion soft-spoken, humble, never too far removed from reality.

And perhaps that’s why people gravitate toward her. Not perfection. Presence.

She has also never shied away from using her voice for causes close to her heart, including speaking about her Palestinian heritage a position that, in a fashion world often more comfortable with neutrality than discomfort, takes a certain kind of conviction.

Maybe that’s the real aura.

When someone wears couture, but never lets it wear them.





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Cindy Crawford. Candice Swanepoel. Mariah Carey. Shawn Mendes. Zhang Linhe. Tom Brady. Paris Hilton, brunette. The great...
19/05/2026

Cindy Crawford. Candice Swanepoel. Mariah Carey. Shawn Mendes. Zhang Linhe. Tom Brady. Paris Hilton, brunette. The greatest block in New York. 76 screens. Millions of eyes not just front row, not just industry everyone.

Demna didn’t just stage a fashion show. He staged a cultural event. Fashion finally leaving its velvet rope behind, walking out into the street, accessible, democratic, alive.
And for a moment, it felt like everything.
But here’s the thing about putting fashion in front of the whole world the whole world gets to ask the question too. Not just the editors. Not just the buyers. Everyone.
And the question they’re asking is : what exactly are we looking at?
Because when you have the most iconic faces of three generations on your runway, when you have the most visited place on earth as your backdrop, when you have an audience that size the clothes have to be undeniable. The story has to hold. The codes have to mean something beyond the logo.

Demna didn’t bring Gucci back to its roots. He brought his own ghosts with him.
GucciCore was supposed to be a return to fundamentals the house stripped of noise, reduced to what it has always been. The Horsebit. The peacock. The loafer. Codes treated as structure, not ornament. On paper, it’s the right instinct.
In practice, the Balenciaga silhouette is everywhere. The oversized tailoring, the cold severity, the black-dominant palette, the air of expensive detachment, this is Demna’s visual language, not Gucci’s. And underneath it all, the shadow of Tom Ford : the power dressing, the nocturnal glamour, the dangerous femininity. Ford invented that for Gucci in 1994. Demna is citing it. That’s not the same thing.

The result is a collection that feels like a conversation between three designers none of whom is quite winning. Sharp in places. Cold in others. Commercially savvy. Creatively unresolved.
Kering has 40% of its revenue riding on this house. The pressure is existential. And right now, Gucci is still waiting for someone to give it a soul that belongs only to itself.

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17/05/2026

Sometimes, the only love that truly lasts is the one holding your hand since day one

At Cannes Film Festival, romance usually steals the spotlight. Diamonds, couture, carefully orchestrated love stories for the cameras.

And then there was Bella Hadid, walking hand in hand with her brother, a quiet reminder that sometimes, the purest kind of love isn’t romantic at all.

Yes, the Prada gown was spectacular. Yes, she once again proved why Cannes still feels a little bit like her red carpet.

But somehow, the image that lingered wasn’t the dress.

It was the tenderness.

In an era obsessed with spectacle, there’s something strangely moving about family showing up, quietly, loyally, without performance.

Maybe the longest love story isn’t the one Hollywood sells us after all.

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