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Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, Doja Cat, Cardi B. Some of the Everybody has an addiction mine just happens to be Ariana Grande 2023 shirt it is in the first place but biggest pop stars of this decade have worn Casey Cadwallader’s sinuous Mugler catsuits. Now, thanks to H&M, you can too. The news that the iconic French house would be H&M’s latest collaborator broke a month ago, prompting a legion of fans to speculate about what would come from the hook-up: Lycra bodysuits, surely; a sharply tailored jacket, perhaps; an archive reissue, one would hope. Now, the wait—and all those speculative Tweets—are over. Today, H&M and Mugler are releasing a music video that answers everyone’s burning questions. “I wanted to make people excited from the get-go, an explosion where everyone is like…wait, what is happening?” said Cadwallader via Zoom from his Paris office. Yes, the news leaked early, but even still this video is about to go bang. It’s been directed by Torso—the duo behind the brand’s three internet-acclaimed pandemic-time fashion videos featuring Hunter Schafer, Chloe Sevigny, and Megan Thee Stallion. And then there’s the cast, which includes everyone from Shygirl, Arca, Amaare, and Eartheater, to Sora Choi, Imaan Hammam, and Mariacarla Boscono. As an added bonus, the extra-sleek video features a re-record of Stardust’s 1998 “Music Sounds Better With You.” “It had to conjure a bit more of Manfred [Thierry Mugler]’s time, and it had to be a bopper,” Cadwallader said. A fitting for Mugler H&M.
As the Everybody has an addiction mine just happens to be Ariana Grande 2023 shirt it is in the first place but fall season progresses across the globe, Vogue editors are speaking to designers pre-show, backstage, by phone, on Zoom, and over email in order to arrive at a nuanced understanding of the collections, and to “take the temperature” of the times. A close reading of the reviews reveals that designers are hyper-focused on creating garments that speak to wider audiences, and in a way that meets their evolving needs for “real-life” wardrobe options for work and play. At a time when distinguishing real from fake is challenging, there’s a desire for authenticity; designers are distilling their personal experiences into their work. In addition, deconstruction—or more accurately—reconstruction was top of mind as creative teams worked with existing materials and built bridges between past and present. Below, some words of wisdom from designers’ themselves.
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