Runway magazine english11/23/2023 ![]() Alana Hadid during her debut at Copenhagen Fashion Week on August 7, 2023. “I said yes, as it’s something that I’ve decided to do in my 40s - just say yes to a lot of things, and it was amazing. It was a happy accident, she told People magazine. She opened the Saks Potts show on August 7, wearing a macramé bra and a cropped beige jacket, paired with a blue sequin skirt over jeans and flip-flops. In her case, Alana Hadid has made her debut as a model, appearing at Copenhagen Fashion Week. Until now, when she has shown that it is never too late to try something for the first time. While her siblings have led campaigns and magazines, Alana Hadid has kept a low profile. But he became more famous for his relationship with singer Dua Lipa, which ended in 2019. Even the youngest of the family, Anwar Hadid, 24, made the leap to modeling in 2015. She is the face of brands such as Dior, Max Mara, Michael Kors and Calvin Klein, and walks the catwalks for Chanel, Bottega Veneta and Givenchy. Bella Hadid, 26, followed in her footsteps and quickly saw similar success. The 28-year-old is now one of the highest-paid models in the industry, with an estimated income of $20 million. Gigi Hadid received the Model of the Year award in 2015, when she was barely 20 just and had just been working for two years. She has left the catwalk to her younger sisters: Gigi and Bella Hadid. She is a fashion designer and in 2017, she co-founded the brand La Detresse with her partner Emily Perlstein, which focuses on denim and knitwear. And that’s a good thing.Alana Hadid, 40, knows the world of fashion well, but she has always been behind the scenes. Every piece here played with opposing color palettes and avoided playing it safe-a move unlike anything we’ve seen from Burberry in years. Scarlet mixed with deep navy, and the royal purples with daffodil yellows applied to garments were more like something we might see from Miuccia Prada pre-Raf Simons. At Burberry, there were objet d’art shoes that manifested as puffed sneakers and fluffed-up fuzzy heels, knitted water bottles covers (the next “It” accessory, we’re calling it now), and blanket coats for every cool kid. Lee has a history of turning out covetable accessories and next-level outerwear. The new take on the Prorsum equestrian knight design was printed onto capes-but it wasn’t just for logo’s sake. Wellingtons peeked out from beneath bundles of fabric, a symphony of mismatched prints. In this collection, it was easy to spot odes to culturally relevant British references: chavs, punks, and even hunting (à la a knitted duck-shaped hat and coats trimmed with incredible amounts of feathers). The collection was fluidly coed, and campaign stars including Redgrave and Ross sat front row on checkered blankets with hot water bottles. The oversized messaging dominated in more-is-more in layers: massive trapper hats, yellow fur-trimmed coats, big pants, belts artfully thrown over coats, ear muffs with sunglasses, and bathrobe-like blanket coats swallowed the models in a British magpie maximalist fantasy. While clutching coats and holding onto their purse straps, they wore silver chains, giant scarves, and messenger bags with mismatched faux animal tails. Models were piled with accessories that each felt personal-and somehow, the real gems didn’t get lost. The designer was looking at the archives and all things British for inspiration, but the color palette and styling spoke volumes about a new generation of individualists. Chubby furry collars (Burberry went fur-free in 2018), utility pockets on outerwear, and fuzzy trimmed bags underscored the collection.īut what made Lee’s first outing for the house feel most exciting was the nod to personal style and individuality. The check motif was expanded through oversize checkered dresses, plenty of trench coats, suiting with a punk disposition, and head-to-toe prints on bright tights and massive scarfs. The show took place at St Agnes Place, a street in Kennington, South London there, the designer presented an exploration of archival, blown-up checks, along with an ode to absolute, intrinsic Britishness. Lee definitively transformed Bottega Veneta into an “It” brand-and his debut for Burberry brought the same kind of energy. For starters: a raw campaign shot by Tyrone Lebon featuring Vanessa Redgrave, John Glacier, Shygirl, Lennon Gallagher, Liberty Ross, and Jun Ji-hyun, and a new logo reinstating the equestrian knight first seen in 1901. He joined Burberry following Riccardo Tisci’s departure in September 2022-and quickly piqued fans’ interest with an exciting taste of what was to come. Lee, the former Bottega Veneta creative director who shot the Italian label to commercial success, caused ripples of shock when he suddenly left the brand in 2021. The world has been waiting to see what Daniel Lee would deliver for his Burberry debut, which closed out London Fashion Week’s fall 2023 season this evening.
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