A film like Wicked has reinvigorated an entire community of fans, bringing everyone together in anticipation of its release—whether you loved the original story, the Broadway musical, or were simply swept up in its captivating marketing.
To kick off the holiday season, Bloomingdale’s hosted a magical evening of music, fashion, and festivities at their New York flagship store. The event celebrated the reveal of the iconic holiday window displays and the dazzling façade designed in partnership with Burberry as part of the Happy Together campaign. Guests were treated to a private evening that perfectly blended glamour, whimsy, and festive cheer, culminating in a live performance by GRAMMY-nominated, BRIT Award-winning artist RAYE.
Natalie De’Banco, founder and creative director of fashion label Bronx & Banco, has built a brand that celebrates women in every sense- and her newest collection is now housed at the Bronx and Banco showroom in NYC.
The NewBeauty Magazine‘s BeautyPass Live 2025 event was absolutely a skincare and beauty lover’s dream come true!
Lanvin’s Autumn/Winter collection is a tribute to Jeanne Lanvin and her original designs. Featuring geometric shapes, contrasting textures and patterns, and the signature straight silhouettes of La Garçonne style of the 1920s. The collection feels embossed in the likes of Art Deco and Bauhaus movements.
Perhaps the most remarkable part of Lanvin as a brand is the history behind Jeanne Lanvin, who started the brand at a time when women could not vote in France, in 1889. Her original collections were made for daughter, Marguerite di Pietro, whom she dedicated much of her designs to. This love and attention to detail is still felt in the present day. Even Lanvin’s Pencil Cat Bags feature hardware pins of Jeanne placing a hat on young Marguerite’s head.
Lanvin is a special brand, and Peter Copping’s debut collection is an exciting glimpse into what the future of the brand holds, while preserving the DNA of the brand and keeping Jeanne Lanvin’s spirit alive.
How many times have you been excited to try a clothing brand, and when you did, you were disappointed? Or how many times have you experienced a “what I bought vs what I got” moment? We’ve all been there.
This week, downtown Los Angeles once again proved why The League has become the city’s most elusive and electric collision of sport, music, and culture.
It’s beginning to look a lot like a Kathy Hilton Christmas.
The 2nd Annual Gurus Awards, presented by Gurus Magazine, transformed guests back to the Roaring 20s with a dazzling Jazz Age award show held at the historic Cicada Restaurant and Lounge in Downtown LA.