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- Replying to @Really bro HIGH FASHION HALLOWEEN: “Horror Movies” Tim McArdle, Executive Producer - @thetimmac Eden Sutley, Executive Producer - @edensutley Danielle Charboneau, Production Manager - @daniellejolie22 Tara Knehans, Production Coordinator - @taraknehans Max Tardio, Photographer - @maxtardio Rahmeir Joesph, Stand-in Model - @4.gvn1 Olivier Metzler, Gaffer - @oliviermetzler Jake Sofaer, Key Grip - @jakesofaer Dana Soady, Art Director - @soadypop Daniela Clementi, Set Designer - @danielaclementi Lindsay Stephen, Set Decorator - @femmmbot Nick Traina, Leadman - @followthentrain Jake Saez, Set Dresser - @jake.saez Richmond Okeke, Wardrobe Assistant - @richmondokeke Tiffany Kim, EA / BTS Day 1 - @tiffanyhkim Gavin Keller, BTS Day 2 - @yogabagavin Brian Valent, Art PA - @wolrdofshit Isaac Koenig, Art PA - @isaackoenig Production Consultants - @wildcatter_la
- The new Vertuo Up machine from @Nespresso opens the door to three distinct coffee worlds: Morning for bright starts and slow awakenings Cloud for indulgent moments and playful creations Pool for refreshing escapes and chilled coffee rituals Three worlds. Endless ways to explore coffee.
- Apply now to Les Journées Particuliers @LVMH on October 16, 17 and 18 to explore iconic spaces and exceptional savoir-faire from the Maisons such as Tiffany & Co., Sephora, and Chandon. #LesJournéesParticulières, #LVMH
- Staying hydrated all NYFW long with @smartwater #ad
- How to wear running shoes….the right way featuring the @adidas #HYPERBOOST Edge
- Little one on one with the LVMH prize finalists before the ceremony #LVMHPRIZE2026 @LVMHPrize
- Mark Your Calendars, September 4th @LVMHPrize
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- THE HIGH FASHION WORLD CUP | GROUP E The second iteration of the High Fashion World Cup, 48 teams represented with high fashion iterations of their national team kits. The final group. 5/5 complete. 32 teams now will be eliminated, 16 to continue. What teams will make it to the round of 16? You choose, comments below. GROUP E Brazil This look leans into dressing for Brazil's climate and beach culture. The look is minimal and uncovered with gold sequins channeling the shine of Carnival and samba. Algeria Taking inspiration from Algerian menswear such as the karakou, the embroidered jacket, paired with a draped cape referencing the burnous. DR Congo This look takes inspiration from La Sape, the Congolese dandyism movement built on sharp tailoring, bold color, and fine dress as a form of self-expression. Portugal This look nods to the traditional attire of Portugal, the Traje de Lavradeira, referencing the red sash cinched at the waist over dark trousers, reworked in an all-red palette. Qatar This look takes after the thobe, the long white robe central to Gulf menswear and a marker of both tradition and status in the region, layered over a maroon base as reference to the national team kit and includes the headpiece nodding to the ghutra. Czechia This look reworks traditional Czech folk costume. Panama Inspired by the montuno, Panama’s traditional menswear, the white jacket and straw hat mirrors the camisilla shirt and sombrero pintado, while the small crossbody bag nods to the chácara traditionally carried across the chest. Iran Inspired by the Persian court look, this ensemble takes cues from the qaba, the fitted, belted coat once worn by Persian royalty, its structured shoulders and draped layers pulled from the ornate silhouettes seen in Qajar-era portraiture. The gold embellishment across the shoulders of the jacket nods to the jeweled and embroidered detailing worn by Persian shahs.
- How to elevate your style in the heat with @smartwater #ad
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- Replying to @biggoatnotthelilone THE HIGH FASHION WORLD CUP | GROUP D The second iteration of the High Fashion World Cup, 48 teams represented with high fashion iterations of their national team kits. GROUP STAGES. 5 groups, 5 videos. 48 teams. You vote for who stays. After the group stages, 32 teams will be eliminated, your votes on who should continue will carry the tournament into a round of 16, After the round of 16 your votes will determine who will be in the quarter, semi, and ultimately the final. Each country gets new looks each round. GROUP D Mexico A reinterpretation of the charro suit, the traditional attire of Mexican horsemen Paraguay This look draws from traditional Paraguayan menswear with the loose white shirt and neckerchief seen in folk costume worn for dances like the danza paraguaya. Morocco Reimagining the Moroccan sherwani, this long, open silhouette is accented with a mint stole draped across the shoulders, and the tied waist echoing the hizām, the traditional sash worn over Moroccan robes. Bosnia This look reworks traditional Bosnian dress, woth the gold sash tied at the waist as a nod to the woven pojas traditionally worn over Bosnian folk dress. Haiti This look channels the chapo pay, the straw hat tied to Haitian farming heritage, paired with a woven bag echoing the Haitian djakout, closely associated with Kouzen Zaka, the lwa of agriculture in Haitian Vodou. Sweden This look leans into Stockholm street style, clean, polished and minimal. Norway This look draws from the bunad, Norway's traditional folk costume featuring a tailored jacket, waistcoat and wide-brimmed hat. Argentina Inspired by multiple pieces of traditional gaucho dress like the bombacha, wide, gathered trousers worn across the Argentine pampas and the rastra, an ornate wide belt traditionally worn by gauchos, as well as 3 gold stars as a nod to Argentinas three World Cup titles. Austria This look plays on the lederhosen, the leather breeches worn in Austrian Tracht, and is layered to closely resemble the Austrian kit. Croatia Drawing from traditional Croatian menswear, the Bode jacket nods to the šahovnica pattern on the national team's kit, and the ruffled sleeve echoes the loose, gathered shirtsleeves seen on Croatian folk dress.
- THE HIGH FASHION WORLD CUP | GROUP C The second iteration of the High Fashion World Cup, 48 teams represented with high fashion iterations of their national team kits. GROUP STAGES. 5 groups, 5 videos. 48 teams. You vote for who stays. After the group stages, 32 teams will be eliminated, your votes on who should continue will carry the tournament into a round of 16, After the round of 16 your votes will determine who will be in the quarter, semi, and ultimately the final.
- THE HIGH FASHION WORLD CUP | GROUP B The second iteration of the High Fashion World Cup, 48 teams represented with high fashion iterations of their national team kits. GROUP STAGES. 48 countries, 48 looks. 4 groups of 10 teams and one group with 8. 5 groups, 5 videos. Over the next few weeks each group stage look will be revealed and the teams that progress will be based on YOUR vote in the comments. After the group stages, 32 teams will be eliminated, your votes on who should continue will carry the tournament into a round of 16, After the round of 16 your votes will determine who will be in the quarter, semi, and ultimately the final. GROUP B JAPAN This looks takes inspiration from both Traditional Japanese women’s and men’s clothing. The shape influenced by cultural garments such as the kimono and hakama, with the floral headpiece, representing the Kanzashi, a traditional Japanese hair ornament worn by women typically for special occasions. SOUTH AFRICA This look channels the traditional stylings of the Sotho tribe, with accessories inspired by those worn by the women of the Ndebele tribe, specifically the Dzilla. TUNISIA A nod to the intricately layered and voluminous traditional clothing worn by Tunisian women, as well as the embellished headdresses worn more often by women in the south. The floral brooch a nod to the national flower of Tunisia, the Arabian jasmine. IVORY COAST The shape of this look channels the volume of a traditional Ivorian garment called the boubou, which is also worn across west Africa. NEW ZEALAND Rooted in the Māori culture, this feathered ensemble is a nod to the Kahu huruhuru, which is a traditional feathered cloak symbolizing honor or high status. CURAÇAO This look reimagines traditional clothing worn by men in curaçao, featuring a loose silhouette, a scarf tied around the waist representative if the waist sashes worn by men , and a straw hat often worn by both men and women of the island nation. GHANA This look reimagines the Ghanaian styling of the traditional kente cloth with the colors of the national team kit, the look worn across the body featuring heavy gold jewelry with red and green necklaces for the touch of color present on the kit. SAUDI ARABIA The styling of this look pulls directly from the relationship between the thobe and the bisht, two items part of traditional saudi menswear often worn together. SENEGAL The shape of this look takes root in the silhouette of the grand boubou, the wide flowing robe worn across west African nations. ECUADOR Draws inspiration from the clothing worn by the indigenous group called the Otavaleños who predominantly wear navy blue or charcoal ponchos as a core piece of their cultural identity.
- Replying to @Wisdom Kaye THE HIGH FASHION WORLD CUP | GROUP A The second iteration of the High Fashion World Cup, 48 teams represented with high fashion iterations of their national team kits. GROUP STAGES. 48 countries, 48 looks. 4 groups of 10 teams and one group with 8. 5 groups, 5 videos. Over the next few weeks each group stage look will be revealed and the teams that progress will be based on YOUR vote in the comments. After the group stages, 32 teams will be eliminated, your votes on who should continue will carry the tournament into a round of 16, After the round of 16 your votes will determine who will be in the quarter, semi, and ultimately the final. GROUP A France One of the most important countries in the history of fashion, this look features prominent French houses like Dior Chanel and Saint Laurent. Australia This look takes inspiration from the beach/coastal and relaxed lifestyle associated with Aussie culture. England 3 piece suit, Fine tailoring, English signature. Uruguay Inspired by clothing worn by Uruguayan gauchos, bambachas and all. Egypt The Pharaoh of the avant-garde, luxurious and Devine. South Korea Inspired by the silhouette of the traditional Korean men’s clothing called hanbok which dates back to the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897) Belgium Inspired by the deconstructed and alluring nature of Martin Margiela’s design, thank you Antwerp. Canada Rural outdoors meets streetwear meets Inuit. Iraq Inspired by traditional clothing of the Kurdish regions of northern Iraq, taking styling queues from garments like the pshtwen, and the sirwal. Cabo Verde Inspired the many ways that the women of Cabo Verde wear the traditional fabric called the Panu di Terra
- No way the girls want to dress like the guys.????
- You can wear @Crocs like this. But you could also wear them like thisssss @CROCS US SHOP #crocspartner #ad
- Fitmaxxing all 2026
- Only time I’ll ever show my feet for free
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- 12Wearing art created by the artists at @Public School New York using vintage from @ebay eBay Shop my collection inspired by the look at the link in bio. #ebaypartner
- New month, new wardrobe! I'm giving away $67k+ worth of my clothes to you guys, 8 curated capsule wardrobes and 4 individual items, all valuing at approximately $67,425.61! All of these clothes are ready to find new homes with you guys! Winning is easy as usual, once you're following wisdm on IG, all you have to do is just like and share this video and comment what pack or individual item you want! Will it be The summer pack at approximately $5,067 worth of clothes with 150+ combinations? Or Potentially Dress pack at $6,250 with 400+ combinations? It could be the street pack at $2,280 with 25+ combinations? Perhaps the Dark street pack at $6,017 with 700+ combinations? The Vintage pack approximately at $3,418 with 100+ combinations? Maybe the Color pack at $4,657 with 20+ combinations? Could also be the Cool pack with over at $27,803 with 40+ combinations? And last but not least The Chill pack at $6,307 with 100+ combinations? But say you're not feeling a whole new wardrobe but fancy a specific piece: We have an amazing Vintage suit from Bill Blass (Blazer: Chest: 38 inches Shoulders: 17.5 inches Length: 30 inches Sleeves: 24 inches. Pants: Waist: 31 inches Rise: 11.5 inches Inseam: 34 inches) A stunning knit dress from Y3 (Length: 50 inches Sleeves: 27.5 inches Shoulders: 15 inches size: XS) An iPhone 17 A pair of Apple AirPods Pro 3 Lmk what you want down below :)) *Giveaway ends after 7 and days and all winners will be contacted via DM*
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