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Victorian Fashion from ‘Poor Things’

The movie Poor Things is about a woman who commits suicide in Victorian London but is resurrected using the brain of a baby. This film is based on a 1992 novel by Alasdair Gray but the director, Yorgos Lanthimos, did not want a period drama or a film set in a very specific time period of the past. He also did not want the film to be heavily sci-fi, so the costumes had to captivate the reality-defying world that allows this story to occur in.

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The Growing Legging Industry is Here to Stay

Technavio, a market research company, has estimated that the yoga clothing market is expected to grow by 17 million USD by 2027. The estimation is focused on bottom wear consisting of leggings, sweatpants, joggers, and more with the main contributor to the growth being North America. The leading drivers for this projected growth is the increase in the popularity surrounding yoga and medication for stress relief, fitness, and overall improvement of well-being.

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Kristin Juszczyk Scores NFL Deal

Kristin Juszczyk is the wife of Kyle Juszczyk, 49ers fullback player, and known for her game day fashion looks. Kristin is a self-taught designer that uses her social media platform to share her before and after designing videos in which she reworks sports merchandise of jerseys, t-shirts, blankets, pillows, and more for NFL fans. She creates trendy pieces like corsets, miniskirts, and puffer vests to incorporate higher fashion into football.

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Barbiecore Continues with Fashion Book “Barbie: The World Tour”

Barbiecore became the biggest trend and aesthetic as the most awaited movie Barbie hit the big screens in 2023. The style is all about encompassing Barbie’s fashion and lifestyle, being classic, timeless, and embracing pink. It is definitely here to stay as Mattel and Rizzoli New York publishing house announced Barbie: The World Tour hardcover book to release in early March.

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Pharrell Williams takes over Hong Kong for Louis Vuitton Show

Pharrell Williams is known to many as a musician, but he is also the creative director for Louis Vuitton’s menswear. His debut collection occurred earlier this year with a show at Paris’ Pont Neuf bridge. Williams unveiled his most recent collection at Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour with a stunning skyline view, marking the first ever Louis Vuitton fashion show held in Hong Kong.

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