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It was a Versailles-level battle of the logos. After a few days of not-so-quiet whispers of a surprise collaboration, Versace and Fendi finally debuted their much-anticipated collaboration with a dual runway show that closed out Milan Fashion Week — and a spring ’22 season full of color, sex appeal and joie de vivre. Unlike Gucci’s Balenciaga collaboration last season (which saw Balenciaga logos and motifs infiltrate Gucci’s Aria collection), this meeting of the design minds (dubbed “Fendace,” of course) consisted of not one but two collections; one “Versace by Fendi” from Fendi’s Silvia Venturini Fendi and Kim Jones, another “Fendi by Versace” curation by Versace creative director Donatella Versace. One other key difference:  Instead of a sister brand collaboration (both Gucci and Balenciaga are owned by the Kering Group, Sunday’s event was a distinctive coming together of two very separate competitor fashion empires, and ones in which family members are still active in their respe

Giuseppe Zanotti has always used his designs to tell stories — and during the pandemic, writing became a formal part of his process. “Before I sketch, I write down what I want to do on my Iphone notes — Chapter 1, Chapter 2 and so on,” the veteran designer said, referring to himself as fashion philosopher. “The COVID era taught us to be more patient, and not to go as fast as we did before. Social media is so fast. We need to spend time on ourselves. We can play, we can learn. We don’t need to be a billion-dollar business. For me, it is a pleasure to work when I’m around shoes.” The veteran Italian designer has always followed his own path, and this season he staged a planet-themed presentation in his Milan showroom. “These are shoes for a cocktail on another planet … for a cool party on Mars,” Zanotti said of his Bebe strass platform sandals, which feature multicolor rhinestones that cover the heel. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fo

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Tom Hiddleston stepped out in dapper style for the 2021 Tony Awards in New York City. The “Loki” actor , who’s nominated for a Tony trophy for his leading role in “Betrayal,” hit the red carpet in a sharp navy suit. The slim-fitting set featured curved lapels, as well as pleated trousers. Hiddleston’s look was paired with a white tuxedo shirt with black buttons, as well as a white pocket square and navy silk bowtie. Tom Hiddleston attends the 2021 Tony Awards in New York City. CREDIT: Courtesy of Tony Awards When it came to footwear, Hiddleston opted for a classic pair of black leather lace-up oxfords. His shoes created a neutral base that only added to his look’s already sharp nature. The actor’s choice of shoes was also a versatile one, as the style can easily be worn from day to night in both casual and more formal ensembles. Charlie Cox, Zawe Ashton and Tom Hiddleston attend the 2021 Tony Awards in New York City. CREDIT: Courtesy of Tony Awards A closer look at Hi

Jake Gyllenhaal leaned into softer colors tonight for the 2021 Tony Awards in New York City — and fully rebelled against traditional formalwear codes in the process. The “Nocturnal Animals” actor , who’s nominated for several trophies tied to the play “Sea Wall/A Life,” hit the red carpet in a pale pink Prada tuxedo. His ensemble featured a blazer with sharp lapels, as well as wide-leg pleated trousers. However, the look created a monochrome effect when paired with a light pink collared shirt and a matching silk cummerbund. Gyllenhaal’s polished black lace-up loafers — also Prada — completed his outfit for the evening. Jake Gyllenhaal attends the 2021 Tony Awards at Winter Garden Theatre in New York City. CREDIT: Courtesy of Tony Awards Aside from his suit’s untraditional color, Gyllenhaal himself took a less formal approach to styling and grooming than other Tony’s attendees. The “Southpaw” star chose to attend the ceremony with his shirt unbuttoned, sans bowtie, and with his

Chrissy Teigen shut down the 2021 Tony Awards red carpet in New York City in a dramatic ensemble. The media personality dressed boldly in a flowing silver gown. The daring off-the-shoulder number featured a deep neckline with an additional sheer panel. Teigen’s dress was covered in silver sequins for extra flash, and also included two voluminous ruffled pink tulle sleeves. Her look was complete with pink floral earrings, as well as several dazzling rings and a pale pink clutch. Chrissy Teigen attends the 2021 Tony Awards in New York City. CREDIT: Courtesy of Tony Awards Teigen’s husband John Legend dressed in a classic and sharp ensemble that further allowed her look to take center stage. The “All of Me” singer wore a classic black suit and white shirt, complete with a black bowtie. Legend also paired his look with matching patent leather loafers. The musician is scheduled to perform with the cast of “Ain’t Too Proud” onstage this evening during the Tony Awards. Chrissy Te

Doja Cat’s daring style took a sporty turn for a performance at this year’s Global Citizen Live event. The “Woman” singer took the stage in a bold cutout outfit. Doja’s ensemble featured a pale peach bra top with sparkly silver trim, which featured flowing fabric strips to create side cutouts and rippling accents — reminiscent of early 2000s style. The remainder of her outfit was composed of varying strips of gauzy fabric in green, peach, brown and purple hues to create an allover cutout appearance. Doja Cat performs at Global Citizen Live in New York City. CREDIT: KCS Presse / MEGA For footwear, the “Planet Her” musician wore a pair of chunky boots. Her shoes included pale gray uppers in a lace-up silhouette. They also appeared to feature as well as thick platform soles that totaled at least 3 inches in height. Doja Cat performs at Global Citizen Live in New York City. CREDIT: KCS Presse / MEGA A closer look at Doja Cat’s boots. CREDIT: KCS Presse / MEGA Global