Fashion & Beauty
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Matthew M Williams is leaving Givenchy
American designer Matthew M Williams is set to exit his role as creative director of Givenchy after a three-year tenure
By Jack Moss Published
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Hermès blasts off to ’the silky way’ for breathtaking London event
Behind-the-scenes of Hermès’ ‘Brides de Galaxy’ in London yesterday evening, a jaw-dropping event celebrating the carré silk scarf and its instantly recognisable prints
By Jack Moss Published
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Nail artist Ama Quashie on working with Chanel, Phoebe Philo, Alaïa, and more
Ama Quashie has mastered the craft of the manicure, fingertip by fingertip
By Hannah Tindle Published
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Saint Laurent unites with Juergen Teller on career-spanning exhibition (and it comes with merch)
Saint Laurent is the official sponsor of Juergen Teller’s upcoming ‘i need to live’ Paris exhibition, and has also created an exclusive lifestyle collection adorned with the photographer’s works
By Tianna Williams Published
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Acetate rims take Lindberg eyewear to a new level of barely-thereness
Danish eyewear brand Lindberg expands the possibilities of visual clarity and comfort with its new acetate rims
By Simon Mills Published
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Extreme Cashmere’s Los Angeles takeover is a lesson in how to host in style
Amsterdam-based label Extreme Cashmere invites Wallpaper* behind the scenes of its Los Angeles pop-up, featuring an ephemeral restaurant inspired by the team’s beloved dinner parties
By Jack Moss Published
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Aesop’s Seoul store is inspired by a Korean pavilion
To mark the recent opening of the Aesop Seochon store in Seoul, Wallpaper* hosted a panel discussion, including contributing editor Dal Chodha and the store’s architect partner Samuso Hyojadong
By Simon Mills Published
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Hedi Slimane stages Celine menswear ’show that never was’
Postponed from earlier this year, Hedi Slimane’s S/S 2024 Celine Homme collection clashes classical haute couture technique with the rebellious energy of the 2000s New York art scene
By Jack Moss Published
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Enter the Perfumer H flagship, a ‘bygone apothecary’ with contemporary flair
Perfumer H founder Lyn Harris shows Wallpaper’s Mary Cleary why the new London location provides its most bespoke brand experience yet
By Mary Cleary Published
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Moncler and Sacai have united to create the wardrobe of the future
Bridging past, present and future, Chitose Abe of Sacai looks forward 70 years for a new Moncler collaboration
By Jack Moss Published
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Colourful cashmere to brighten even the greyest of winter days
Elevate your mood – and your wardrobe – with our pick of colourful cashmere sweaters, scarves, hats and more, perfect gifts for men and women
By Jack Moss Published
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At Celine, artist Banks Violette creates an unexpected play on the festive window
As part of the Celine Art Project, Hedi Slimane has drafted American artist Banks Violette to create a series of ‘collapsing’ chandeliers in Celine stores worldwide this month
By Jack Moss Published
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Louis Vuitton’s Claridge’s Christmas tree is a shimmering ode to travel
Louis Vuitton is the latest fashion name to create London hotel Claridge’s Christmas tree, which heralds the start of the festive season
By Jack Moss Published
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Omorovicza’s new London store evokes a soothing Hungarian spa
The new Omorovicza flagship destination brings the Rác Thermal Bath to Mayfair, with signature facial massage and mineral-rich products
By Hannah Tindle Published
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Paul Smith’s iconic pink Los Angeles store has had a makeover
Paul Smith’s Melrose Avenue address, known for its bright pink façade, has had a ‘facelift’ by Standard Architecture in collaboration with the designer
By Jack Moss Published
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Studio Nicholson’s tactile Zara collaboration, now from fashion to furniture, is built to last
Studio Nicholson’s Nick Wakeman talks Wallpaper* through her second Zara collaboration, promising luxurious fabrics across menswear, womenswear and homeware – with a rebellious streak
By Jack Moss Published
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Unconventional men’s tailoring to make an impression this winter
This winter’s men’s tailoring is defined by razor-sharp reinterpretations of classic silhouettes, designed to make you stand out over a celebratory season ahead
By Jack Moss Published
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Dries Van Noten Beauty celebrates ‘strangeness’
Clashing colours meet unusual textures as we capture Dries Van Noten Beauty’s latest products in the December issue of Wallpaper*
By Mary Cleary Published
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Inside Grace Wales Bonner’s ‘Spirit Movers’ at MoMA, a meditation on Black expression
Part of MoMA’s ‘Artist’s Choice’ series, British fashion designer Grace Wales Bonner curates an energetic collation of works inspired by the styles, forms and sounds of the African diaspora
By Pei-Ru Keh Published
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These limited-edition John Lobb brogues pay ode to the patron saint of shoemaking
Storied British shoemaker John Lobb presents its latest ‘Saint Crépin’ edition, a yearly 500-run release of a shoe which shows off the heights of its Northampton workshops
By Jack Moss Published
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How to bathe like a Parisian with Celine’s bath and body collection
Celine’s Cologne Céleste product range created by Hedi Slimane has arrived, comprising cologne, body oil, bath milk, soaps and more
By Hannah Tindle Published
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‘Givenchy Catwalk’: the new book cataloguing seven decades of pioneering Parisian style
Hubert de Givenchy to Alexander McQueen, Clare Waight Keller to Matthew M Williams, ‘Givenchy Catwalk’ catalogues every collection from the house and the designers who made them
By Orla Brennan Published
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Match your clothes to your car with Sacai and Mercedes-AMG’s racing-inspired collaboration
Coinciding with the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Japanese fashion label Sacai has collaborated with Mercedes-AMG on a motoring-inspired collection and matching mirrored car ‘wrap’
By Jack Moss Published
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This new Chanel night serum is the skincare equivalent of eight hours’ sleep
Chanel Sublimage L’Extrait de Nuit is a night serum that leaves Wallpaper’s Mary Cleary looking well rested
By Mary Cleary Published
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These top-handle bags are reinventing the classic accessory
From Prada to Hermès, these sleek top-handle bags riff on ladylike 1950s silhouettes in a way that’s anything but prim
By Jack Moss Published
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Giorgio Armani’s new unisex collection looks back to the brand’s 1980s roots
Launching exclusively at London department store Selfridges, Giorgio Armani’s unisex collection recalls house hallmarks – from exaggerated 1980s tailoring to fluid silhouettes
By Jack Moss Published
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At Brioni, Norbert Stumpfl is creating clothes to feel good in
As executive design director of Roman menswear house Brioni, Norbert Stumpfl is using time-honed techniques to reimagine Italian tailoring for today – and finding a slew of high-profile fans in the process
By Jack Moss Published