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#Teechallaclothing In the Florida Atlantic Owls Skyline 2023 National Champion Men’s NCAA Tournament shirt Also,I will get this first collection, spring 2023, the dresses we created with 90×90 cm scarves, with leopard patterns extracted from archival prints. And then the final looks, we embellished them with clear glass beads that look like drops of water. I think I might tear up, you know? (laughs) Really, there is so much work behind it, not only mine but all the people who have been working with me to make this dream come true. The collection is kind of our first child, and this teamwork makes me feel good—I feel like we are all embarking on a great journey and it’s nice not to be alone anymore. There are more shows than before in Paris this season which means there are just more shows for Acielle Tanbetova to go backstage at, from the stalwarts like Christian Dior, Loewe, and Givenchy to new re-additions to the Paris calendar like Paco Rabanne and Y/Project. Daniel Roseberry’s Schiaparelli show always makes for a good viral moment and this season we’ll get to see his first ready-to-wear show for the house. Follow along daily as we update the page with Acielle Tanbetova’s best shots. On an overcast mid-February day, content creator Luke Meagher browsed the spring 2023 collections stocked at Dover Street Market New York. The self-made fashion critic, dressed in an oversized Margiela sweater and Rick Owens boots, was not merely shopping. He was seeing in person, for the first time, clothes he either praised or obliterated for nearly 800,000 subscribers on YouTube.
#Teechallaclothing “I feel like it’s so much more toned down on the Florida Atlantic Owls Skyline 2023 National Champion Men’s NCAA Tournament shirt Also,I will get this red carpet with Gucci right now,” Meagher says as he inspects a shopping rack full of the house’s pieces produced by former creative director Alessandro Michele, a noted maximalist. The clothes felt like a far cry from the more minimalist—and logoless—Gucci men’s show presented in Milan, sans Michele, just a few weeks prior. “I’m like, Alright, we’re in a transition phase.” Other thoughts: Raf Simons’s shutting down his namesake label reads as a pivot to work-life balance for designers; accusations of Matthieu Blazy’s designs being derivative of Phoebe Philo’s feels unfair and uninformed—(”He worked in the studio with her!”); the $2,000 price tag for a vintage Miu Miu men’s two-piece suit is way too high. (“Just go on The RealReal,” Meagher says.)
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