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Originally Published 3 months ago — by Vulture
Jonathan Anderson's debut at Dior drew an unprecedented celebrity crowd, turning the event into a major industry spectacle with numerous high-profile attendees from entertainment and fashion, highlighting significant shifts in the fashion world in 2025.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by BBC
The final Giorgio Armani fashion show in Milan, held at the Pinacoteca di Brera, served as a tribute to the late designer, featuring models from his past shows and attended by celebrities like Cate Blanchett, Glenn Close, and Richard Gere. The collection, inspired by Northern Italy and Pantelleria, showcased classic and glittering designs, ending with a dress featuring Armani's face, and was followed by an exhibition honoring his legacy. The event marked the close of Milan Fashion Week and was attended by notable figures including Anna Wintour and film stars.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Sports
Taylor Swift may not be sitting in a suite with Donna Kelce for Super Bowl LVIII, as Travis Kelce's mom revealed that she likely won't be in a box due to the exorbitant prices, with a 20-person suite costing $1.8 million. Swift, flying in from Tokyo, is expected to be in a box, raising questions about the seating arrangement. Similar surprises have occurred before, such as when Christian McCaffrey's family initially couldn't afford a suite, but his fiancée attempted to surprise them with one, only for Christian to decline. With the game approaching on Feb. 11, the seating situation for both families remains uncertain.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Deadline
The 80th Venice Film Festival is set to begin amidst the backdrop of two Hollywood strikes, resulting in uncertain celebrity attendance. While some big names will make appearances, others have chosen to stay away to avoid accusations of strike-breaking. The festival's lineup includes highly anticipated films such as "Maestro," "El Conde," and "The Killer" from Netflix, as well as works from acclaimed directors like Sofia Coppola and David Fincher. Controversial filmmakers Roman Polanski, Woody Allen, and Luc Besson will also be featured. The festival will include tributes, masterclasses, and special events, with weather conditions expected to improve after initial challenges.