From the world of cinema to new trends on social media, the unforgettable moments and fashion trends of 2023 are narrated in our Style section.
The runways revolution, transformed into art show by Bureau Betak
The Parisian studio Bureau Betak is now a reference point for the most prestigious luxury brands, including Dior, Gucci, Fendi, Jacquemus, and YSL. Founded in 1990 by Alexandre de Betak, the creative studio contributes to the revolution of the stage space in fashion shows, drawing inspiration from avant-garde theatrical, architectural, and design setups, including works of art and artistic performances.
Saint Laurent, Pedro Almodovar, Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke
What does Saint Laurent have to do with “Strange Way of Life”? The answer is simple and is revealed by the short film’s poster, where the first thing we read at the top is: “SAINT LAURENT BY Anthony Vaccarello PRESENTS…”. Indeed, Saint Laurent and El Deseo Production have produced the latest work of the Spanish director, and more. The Creative Director of the French house, Anthony Vaccarello, personally supervised the creation of the costumes featured in the short film.
Batman, GOT, Breaking Bad, Star Wars but in Balenciaga
Demonflyingfox, a Patreon user, has immersed Batman, Star Wars, Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, Breaking Bad, The Office, and Marvel characters into the aesthetic world dominated by Demna and Balenciaga.
Telfar’s revolution
“This Telfar bag imported,” sings Beyoncé in Summer Renaissance, taking us into her wardrobe and mentioning brands like Balenciaga, Prada, and Givenchy. But Telfar bags stormed the fashion world long before Beyoncé’s endorsement, earning the title of “Bushwick Birkin.”
Rabanne is the new Paco Rabanne
Paco Rabanne is no longer Paco Rabanne. Just Rabanne, or rather, rabanne. The maison is undergoing a rebranding not only by changing the name but also by transforming the visual identity.
If tennis conquers pop culture
This year more than ever, the most elegant sport of all seems to have gained new relevance not only in the world of fashion but also in pop culture.
Boxer shorts are back
Nearly a hundred years after the first pair conceived by Jacob Galob, the founder of Everlast, boxer shorts are back. A garment that has not only evolved over time but has become the star of the summer. This return seems to come from Miu Miu SS22, and we’ve tried to map the characteristics of this trend.
The Sweatshirt that Tells the Success of Barbie
The sweatshirt with the inscription “I am Kenough” reflects the character wearing it, a Ken who, after experiencing patriarchy and transforming Barbieland into Kenland, retraces his steps by identifying himself through Barbie’s words on a mission to save the situation.
The Bear Dresses Very Well
From the first season of The Bear, every aspect of the style and looks of the characters seems carefully crafted. Starting with the protagonist: Carmy, played by Jeremy Allen White.
Can the Wrong Shoe Theory Work for the Male Wardrobe as well?
Allison Bornstein has gathered over 235,000 views on TikTok thanks to her theory on the “wrong shoe” pairing. A phenomenon that has taken over the most fashionable section of the Chinese social platform and turned this method into a book, Wear it Well, challenging the way we think about pairings.
