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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Footwear News may receive an affiliate commission. Chiara Ferragni made a mod ’60s statement while arriving at Dior’s Spring 2022 haute couture show with her sister, Valentina, during Paris Fashion Week. The influencer duo were part of an array of stars in the front row, including Cara Delevingne, Rosamund Pike and Claire Foy. For the occasion, Ferragni wore a green collared jacket and matching miniskirt. The jacket featured round black buttons and two front pockets, a referential nod to the ’60s—specifically, Monsieur Christian Dior’s 1961 “Slim Look” collection. Ferragni gave her look added edge with gold chain post earrings and layered Dior and Cartier bracelets, as well as fishnet tights and a black patent leather Lady Dior handbag. Valentina coordinated in a similar silhouette, though her look featured a beige jacket, houndstooth-print miniskirt and a leather crossbody vanity bag with co

Christian Dior debuted its spring ’22 couture collection Monday at Paris Fashion Week. See all of the looks from the runway, in photos. Source: Fashion

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Footwear News may receive an affiliate commission. Elon Musk’s supermodel mother Maye Musk looked fabulous in her bundled-up winter outfit with quilted lace-up boots today at the spring 2022 Dior Haute Couture show at Paris Fashion Week. Maye Musk arriving at Dior SS22 Haute Couture show for Paris Fashion week. CREDIT: Splash The 73-year-old kept warm and made a case for fashionable layers. She arrived at the fashion week show wearing a red turtleneck with a ribbed material, which she wore underneath a black quarter zip top. The sweater featured a plush exterior with a black teddy fabric finish and had “Christian Dior” across the front in white block writing. Maye Musk arriving at Dior SS22 Haute Couture show for Paris Fashion week. CREDIT: Splash She paired the sweater with a black and gray leopard-print midi skirt that draped down her legs, but left enough room to show off her w

Tom Ford has decided not to move forward with his in-person show during New York Fashion Week slated for Feb. 16. In a short statement on Monday, the designer noted that due to COVID outbreaks over the past few weeks in the atelier and the design studio in Los Angeles, as well as recent shutdowns of its factories in Italy, the Tom Ford collection will not be ready to show in New York as originally planned. “I am incredibly disappointed not to be able to present a show during New York fashion week as I feel strongly that a live presentation is the best way to convey a clear message for the season,” said Ford in a statement. “We have struggled internally over the past month with many of our staff out with COVID in our design studio and atelier in Los Angeles as well as in our factories in Italy. We have tried everything possible to avoid canceling our New York show but ultimately are faced with the sad fact that we will simply not have a completed collection in time for New York fashi

Kenzo artistic director Nigo presented his debut collection for the brand, a showing of both men’s and women’s for fall ’22. See all the looks from the runway here. Source: Fashion