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These are the tales making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.
Miu Miu CEO talks micro-mini phenomenon
It might be an understatement to say Miu Miu is in a “tremendous excessive visibility” second, contemplating the mega-popularity of its micro-mini, however that is precisely what CEO Benedetta Petruzzo tells WWD‘s Luisa Zargani. Based on her, the Spring 2022 assortment, “left an vital mark; it has been extraordinarily profitable not solely commercially but additionally when it comes to engagement.” She goes on to element the significance of courting a Gen-Z buyer and sustaining a feminist ethos inside the model. {WWD}
Simone Rocha will get private
In an interview with Elle‘s Véronique Hyland, designer Simone Rocha discusses the numerous methods she infuses her collections with private tales. Whether or not it is combining her Chinese language heritage along with her Irish upbringing or placing heavily-embellished maternity bras on the runway, her collections all the time have a component of Rocha herself nested inside the items. {Elle}
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The historical past behind the favored lipliner pattern from the ’90s
It was as soon as the strategy to layer your lipstick, then it was decried as lame and dated, and now it is coming again once more: a light-weight lipstick worn with a a lot darker lipliner, left unblended. For Attract, Thalía Henao traces the historical past of this pattern — which has roots in communities of shade — with a panel of consultants. {Attract}
Contained in the meteoric rise of Shein
The Chinese language fast-fashion retailer Shein seemingly went from an under-the-radar model to an unstoppable juggernaut in a single day. Vauhini Vara tracks the rise of Shein for Wired, whereas additionally detailing the actual value of its super-cheap garments, by speaking with the teenage influencers who helped it to prominence. {Wired}
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