Fashion News of the Week from Thebe Magugu’s Charity Campaign to Alanui’s New Collaboration

Aid campaign from Dior with Thebe Magugu

CTAOP*, founded by Charlize Theron, one of Dior’s brand ambassadors To support its foundation, Dior and Maria Grazia Chiuri collaborated with Thebe Magugu, who was awarded the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers in 2019.

The young South African designer reinterpreted the New Look, which she imagined through her contemporary feminist vision and emphasized with her own style codes. This capsule collection, consisting of pieces, each of which is produced in limited numbers and is an object of desire, can be discovered in selected Dior boutiques and on dior.com from October 27th. In order to celebrate the cooperation, Dior made a donation to the CTAOP foundation.

Sustainable collection from YARGICI

It focuses on the concept of ‘sustainability’, the importance of which is increasing day by day in our lives. Alan YARGICI is launching the ‘Premium Essentials’™ collection with a timeless, long-lasting design approach. Combining the indispensable parts of your wardrobe with timeless design, high material quality and meticulous craftsmanship, the brand came together with Arzum Onan for the shoot of this collection. These timeless designs are, above all, a role model and inspiration for many women with their stance in life, elegance and professionalism; It is very exciting for us to see it on Arzum Onan.

Applications for the Nobel Fashion Award have begun

The world’s largest innovation competition, which aims to transform the fashion and textile industry, is open to applications. Dubbed the “Nobel Fashion Award,” the Gobal Change Award is part of transforming fashion and making the entire industry planet positive. We are now calling on all innovators and entrepreneurs to apply for GCA 2023. Five winners share the €1 million prize provided by the H&M Foundation and gain access to the one-year GCA Impact Accelerator program.

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The renewed face of Van Cleef & Arpels

The new version of Van Cleef & Arpels’ easy-to-use and accessible website offers rich content to remind you of the fascinating world of the brand. In addition to presenting Maison’s creations and know-how, the new website tells the dynamic history of Van Cleef & Arpels in Turkish, one of the oldest languages ​​in the world. Side %C of signature collections such as Perlée and Alhambra