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The pandemic has forced most brands to pivot to digital formats this fashion month . But with attention spans at saturation point, a one-way traditional runway show video just isn’t cutting it. Enter Roger Vivier . Today the brand is turning to an interactive digital film format to woo screen weary fashion followers and make them feel like they’re actually there. View this post on Instagram HOTEL VIVIER CINÉMATHÈQUE The first #RogerVivier interactive movie imagined by creative director @GherardoFelloni to present Spring/Summer 2021 collection. Play THE GAME on October 1st, at 9:30AM CEST #SS21 #GherardoFelloni #PFW #HotelVivier Directed by: @NicolangeloGelormini Written & created by: @Genny_Ferlopez Styling: @ElisaNalin_ Music: @Makai_Space A post shared by Roger Vivier (@rogervivier) on Sep 29, 2020 at 1:01am PDT Welcome to Hotel Vivier Cinémathèque. Creative director Gherardo Felloni is showcasing his spring collection via an interactive mo

Kylie Jenner brought back a few of the 1990s biggest trends with her stylish off-duty look. For her outfit of the day on Tuesday, the beauty mogul matched a short white crop top to high-rise mom jeans and a printed knit bucket hat as seen on Instagram. She then sealed the whole look together with her choice of throwback sneakers from Jordan Brand. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kylie (@kyliejenner) on Sep 29, 2020 at 10:22am PDT View this post on Instagram still wish you well A post shared by Kylie (@kyliejenner) on Sep 29, 2020 at 10:15am PDT The original Air Jordan 3 released after Michael Jordan’s 1987 to 1988 season and quickly became yet another classic style from Nike’s Jordan Brand line. The style is recognizable for its mid-level height and leather overlays with padded perforations, Air unit in the heel and a unique lacing system. Jenner’s specific colorway, the “Laser Orange” iteration,

Any Balmain experience is a celebrity packed affair. However, with the international contingent of the Balmain army grounded, a little creative thinking was called for. Tonight, during Paris Fashion Week , the Balmain spring ’21 show played out physically, outside in the city’s Jardin des Plantes. While it may have been missing the physical celebrity front row, a stellar virtual line-up more than made up for it. The Balmain spring ’21 runway, which featured virtual front row guests on one side. CREDIT: WWD In the ultimate act of social distancing, Jennifer Lopez, Bryan Boy, Cara Delevingne , Alexa Chung, Usher, Cindy Crawford, Alexandra Ambrosia, Kris Jenner, Anna Wintour and others too numerous to recount, all attended virtually via a bank of screens replacing the customary front row seating. The American Vogue editor remained impassive as ever but others including Delevingne got right into the spirit of things, gamely cheering along and recording the action on their mobile

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. New mom Leah Michele put on her go-to APL sneakers for a walk around sunny Santa Monica, Calif., yesterday with husband Zandy Reich and son Ever Leo in tow. The “Glee” star wore spandex bicycle shorts and a lightweight white T-shirt with a cutout in the back revealing her matching black sports bra. She topped her off-duty look with a pair of black APL Women’s TechLoom Pro sneakers. Lea Michele out and about with son Leo Ever Reich, Sept. 30, 2020. CREDIT: MEGA Michele was also spotted wearing the classic APL running shoe when she was still pregnant with her son last month. The comfortable running shoe has a patented one-piece woven upper that is breathable and chic. The $140 sneaker is packed with comfort, too, thanks to the Propelium midsole/outsole. CREDIT: Courtesy of APL To buy: APL Women’s TechLoom Pro sneaker, $140; Athleticpropulsio

Rita Ora gave a glimpse at her behind-the-scenes style today in a unique twist on a mirror selfie. Sitting up on the counter of a dressing room, the “For You” singer leaned against a wall of mirrors as she had her millions of followers seeing double of everything including her black wrap bodysuit and slouchy mom jeans. The British artist then topped off the photo by kicking up her bold platform boots for double the fun. View this post on Instagram Bored and wrapped found a mirror and this happened hiiiiii A post shared by RITA ORA (@ritaora) on Sep 30, 2020 at 11:59am PDT The lifted boots came with a ’70s-inspired silhouette thanks to their connected platform and block heel. The design resembles signature styles from Dries Van Noten with a towering 4-inch heel and 2.5-inch platform lift. While Ora’s specific version of the round-toe booties once retailed for $650 , the style has since sold out online. Not to fear, though, as the brand is offeri

Gwen Stefani is helping bring back one of the most disputed trends of the 1990s and 2000s with an added wow factor. The “Hollaback Girl” singer joined her costars from “The Voice” for a new take on Bob Marley’s “One Love” to tease the series premiere coming up on Oct. 19. For the video, Stefani joined Blake Shelton, John Legend and Kelly Clarkson as they sang the classic song with their own musical twists. As for Stefani herself, the former No Doubt songstress went back to her roots for the video, performing in an oversize denim jacket layered over a white tank and tie-waist Bermuda denim shorts; while Bermuda shorts may be making a comeback amongst vintage-inspired trends, the style was one a controversial pick amongst celebrity style due to its unconventional length and hard-to-pull-off appeal. For Stefani, she styled the jeans shorts in an even more standout way thanks to her nude suede thigh-high boots. View this post on Instagram Got to sing on

Everyone is waiting to see how the future unfolds following the coronavirus pandemic and the fashion industry is no different. Designers Andrea Wazen, Nicolò Beretta and Titi Adesa, along with Liberty London’s chief marketing officer Madeleine Macey, came together today in FN’s virtual roundtable to discuss big-picture questions, including what will fashion look like in five years? “We spend so much time predicting the future already,” Beretta told FN Style Director Shannon Adducci, who hosted the conversation. “It depends on what the pandemic turns out to be. We have so many questions, [but] there’s huge pressure on e-commerce and [that will continue]. Second, there will be a need for comfort, our lifestyle is changing.” Beretta himself is focused on direct-to-consumer for his brand Giannico, which he launched in 2013 at the age of 17. Just last week, he showed his new collection at Milan Fashion Week, which he said he’s happy with “considering the situation.” He added, “We do fash