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Vivienne Westwood’s Boudoir Collection

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By Chicano Memory, Seth Khouri, Max Mara, Emma Schloeffel
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“Does one believe in reincarnation?” asked Andreas Kronthaler. “I can recount two previous lives—the first as a Roman soldier, the second as the Queen of France.” Kronthaler’s sense of self-mythology set the tone for Boudoir, Vivienne Westwood’s spring collection and namesake of the house’s original perfume. “Boudoir”, as the designer explained, “is about privacy, truth, and the heart’s quiet honesty.” He invited us into that secret space where chaos meets tenderness.
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Dries Van Noten's Tidal Pull

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By Talulah Chauvin-Cunningham, George Howarth, Deana Stepanian, Chicano Memory
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Julian Klausner arrived as creative director at Dries Van Noten in early December, having worked in the house long enough to know where the morning light falls. Two seasons into his role, he has maintained the continuity of Van Noten’s fascination with colour and print. Yet as the collections evolve and his tenure deepens, Klausner’s vision for the house is emerging with increasing distinction.
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Michael Rider at Celine: Something Borrowed and Something Blue

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By Seth Khouri, Olivia Dougas, Carwyn Mcintyre, Chicano Memory
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0 $0.00 0 items Michael Rider has come back to Celine in a “changed world.” The heartfelt exclamation by the American designer was meant in part to enthuse and reflect, but also to underscore a kind of quiet inevitability. He marked the culmination of a path that led him, gradually and instinctively, back to 16 rue Vivienne on Paris’ Left Bank and to the creation of Printemps for Spring 2026. The timing felt right for Rider’s arrival.
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