@AngelinaJolie’s new fashion brand, @atelierjolieofficial, is teaming up with @Chloe to launch a womenswear capsule collection. The collection was co-designed by the American actor and Chloé’s creative director Gabriela Hearst. The collection of mostly eveningwear will feature fluid silhouettes inspired by Jolie’s wardrobe. Some pieces highlight the work of artisans from a Fair Trade enterprise and spotlight female-led social enterprises; others are made from deadstock and lower-impact materials. “From the moment I heard about Angelina’s vision for Atelier Jolie, I believed in it,” Hearst said in a statement. “It is a way to elevate others through the beauty of garment-making and her deep respect for the environment." Tap the link in bio to learn more.

Walking into "¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today," a new exhibition opening at The Museum at FIT, guests encounter two looks, one by the Colombian designer and 2021 LVMH Prize semi-finalist Kika Vargas, and another by the Mexican-American designer Brenda Equihua. The two garments, a ruffled dress by Vargas and a coat featuring the Virgen de Guadalupe by Equihua, encompass the mission of this new show: to feature both Latin American and Latinx—here used in reference to US born, based, or raised—designers, and to reveal the nuances with which they approach fashion. Co-curated by the museum’s Tanya Melendez-Escalante and Melissa Marra-Alvarez, the exhibition sets out to prove that there is no homogenous “Latin” aesthetic, but a collective imagination of diverse points of view stemming from a multicultural region. Tap the link in bio to learn more. "¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today" is on view now through November 12, 2023. Photographed by @hunterabrams

@wesgordon presented his resort 2024 collection for @carolinaherrera in Rio de Janeiro last week. Right before he left for Brazil, Gordon joined @nnadibynature and @chloemalle on Vogue’s #TheRunThrough podcast to talk about the house’s first destination fashion show. The designer chatted about everything from his first interview with Mrs. Herrera to the brand’s “conversation cardigans.” Also in this episode are Lauren Santo Domingo, the former Vogue market editor and newly appointed Artistic Director of the Home Collection for Tiffany & Co., and Vogue Deputy Editor Taylor Antrim, who talks all things Cannes Film Festival. Learn more and listen to the full episode at the link in bio.

In the third installment of our designer-swap project, @stellamccartney and @shie.lyu gave new shape to two of their old looks. In London, McCartney and her team decided to incorporate only second-life materials into their interpretation of Lyu’s ensemble, so they merged her blue quilted fabric with patches from about 30 pairs of jeans. Lyu, on her end, wanted to honor the intricate construction of McCartney’s pinstripe tailored suit, so she turned it inside out and into a glamorous tricolor corset and pencil skirt. Learn more about the swap and read what the designers had to say at the link in bio. Associate Director @gurvial Producer @jerocchi Editor @evan.allan Directors, On-set @benmullinkosson, Luke Spencer Producers, On-set @benjaminwhitley, @caseyhomovich DPs @arthur_loveday, @gennady_paradise_records

Put them on a tie or on a jacket, or print them on skirts and place them on dresses. Polka dots are one of fashion's most versatile go-to prints, and they happen to be street styler's favorite tool to liven up a 'fit. Tap the link in bio for more polka dotted street style through the years. Photographed by @mrstreetpeeper

Clam shell bras, fishtail trains, dolphin panniers, and soaking-wet beauty looks. Mermaidcore may have taken over the runways over the last couple of seasons, but with @HalleBailey’s starring role as The Little Mermaid finally hitting the screens, there’s no time like today to want to live under the sea. Tap the link in bio for more.

Earlier this week deep within the Camargue Regional Nature Park in the South of France, @Hermès hosted the unveiling of its annual “theme," meaning the concept through which it seeks to creatively redefine itself every year. In 2022 the word was “lightness”—a sort of late-stage Covid gentleness—but for 2023, intoned Pierre-Alexis Dumas, artistic director and family scion of Hermès, the 186-ish year old company will return with full intention to its raison d’etre in order to become: “astonishing.” “Astonishment is a human quality: it’s the ability to wonder, to surprise ourselves, and to reinvent ourselves,” Dumas said. Tap the link in bio for more on the ritualistic affair.

Atop a high hill in the Santa Teresa neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, the @CarolinaHerrera resort show unfolded under a rainy sky, but a no less buoyant mood. A bold color palette that borrowed equally from the colors of the Brazilian flag as it did from the country’s fauna and flora was used in flirty short dresses and sumptuous gowns. @WesGordon’s lineup for the season was punctuated by the house’s signature polka dot gowns and even a few menswear looks. The all-Brazilian cast featured some iconic models: Isabeli Fontana, Caroline Ribeiro, and Caroline Trentini, all of whom brought their signature flair—and dance moves—to the blush pink runway. Tap the link in bio to see every look.

In "Anita," a documentary about Anita Pallenberg that debuted at the Cannes Film Festival last week, the actor delivers nothing other than main-character energy—she’s not playing a role, and for once she has the mic. Directed by Brooklynites Alexis Bloom and Svetlana Zill and narrated by Scarlett Johansson, the movie is based on unpublished manuscripts discovered after Pallenberg’s death by her family, who worked closely with the filmmakers to tell a nuanced story about an inspiring and troubled woman who has come close to being mythologized out of existence and sidelined by the juggernaut that is the Rolling Stones. Find out more about the documentary—and Pallenberg—at the link in bio.

@ThomBrowne will show his first-ever couture collection in Paris this July as part of the official couture calendar. The special one-off couture offering will include both men’s and womenswear and is the kick-off to Browne’s 20th anniversary celebrations. “I’ve been showing my collection in Paris for 12 years, so I always think of couture as being the ultimate challenge in regards to quality, construction, and design,” Browne told Vogue exclusively. “I strive this for every collection, and this being the 20th anniversary of the [brand], I thought it was a nice time to celebrate in this way.” Tap the link in bio to find out more. Photographed by @styledumonde

Late last year, before he was named creative director of Louis Vuitton menswear, Pharrell Williams launched Joopiter, his take on a modern auction house. The superstar musician and producer had been watching episodes of the Netflix series "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo"; realizing that he had multiple storage facilities filled with paraphernalia that no longer sparked joy, he recognized that much of it would spark joy in others. Today Joopiter announced a new auction in collaboration with Sarah Andelman, the founder of the iconic Parisian store Colette (RIP). Titled “Just Phriends,” the collection features a mix of rare artworks and specially-commissioned pieces from artists like Takashi Murakami, KAWS, Futura, and Jean Charles de Castelbajac, as well as Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co, all of which have been frequent collaborators, and yes, sometimes friends, with Pharrell. Tap the link in bio to learn more.

What were @ThomBrowne, @MichaelKors, Emily @Bode, and a crew of other New York fashion stars doing on the Intrepid, the US navy ship-turned museum, last week? At the request of the force of nature that is their fellow designer @DonnaKaranthewoman of @urbanzen, all of them have created one-of-a-kind pieces made from military deadstock for a June 5th auction, the proceeds of which will go to Veteran Services USA to support the treatment of post traumatic stress. Karan gathered them on the historic ship’s foredeck for a photoshoot to promote the event. Find out more about at the link in bio.