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@gabwaller 28, is what you might call an elite fashion detective. She tracks down luxury goods that are nearly impossible to find—sunglasses from Balenciaga, sequin shoulder bags from Fendi, rain boots from Chanel and sandals from Hermès—for a finder’s fee of $200 per item. This year, she took out a billboard in West Hollywood that read: “Sold out?... See more
instagram.comChloé in archives
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Chloé, the epitome of French luxury and the brainchild of Gaby Aghion, has always been the it-girl—chic, cool, and effortlessly glamorous. Over the decades, its legacy has been shaped by an impressive roster of creatives—from Karl Lagerfeld in 1974 to a powerful line-up of women: Martine Sitbon,... See more
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Sheryl just proving women in power really can do anything male CEOs can
heroic https://t.co/FZrmg2QJFd

In a TikTok video last year, stylist and wardrobe consultant @allisonbornstein6 shared a simple, foolproof approach to discovering your personal style: Choose three adjectives that describe how you dress, or how you want to dress.
Bornstein, 35, had been talking about her three-word method for years on Instagram, but... See more
instagram.com"The Taste Economy" by Daisy Alioto at FWB FEST24
youtube.comThis started with the Seventh Avenue, shop-and-copy approach that has defined the industry, but no longer works with consumers on a global scale. America created the concept of lifestyle brands—it drove the rise of casualization as early as the 1950s, first through denim, then khakis, and now leggings. But the fashion itself has long been... See more
Coach & Kors’ Marriage of Convenience
Fast-fashion juggernaut Shein has gone from virtually unknown to rivalling the category’s biggest players in the space of a few years. Now, it’s reportedly raising funding at an astronomical valuation of $100 billion. If successful, that would make Shein worth as much as Zara and H&M combined.
One way Shein manages to... See more
instagram.commainstream department stores aimed at the “middle-class” homemaker. They amazed and flattered her with the elegance of the environs and with the deference of the salesclerks, but canny retailers understood that their homemaker wasn’t wealthy, and had instincts of thrift and austerity stamped in her genes. They could pull her in with spectacle,
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