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ANNIESA HASIBUAN NYFW FIRST-EVER

YOUNG DESIGNERS DISTRICT Traditional, Tailored, Seventies - inspired.

LONDON FASHION WEEK'S FALL 2018 MARC JACOBS HYBRID FASHIONABLE

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THE UK'S LARGEST GATHERING OF FASHION BUYERS RETURNS TO OLYMPIA LONDON

THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE FASHION RETAIL EVENT IN THE UK SHOWCASES FOOTWEAR, ACCESSORIES AS WELL AS READY TO WEAR COLLECTIONS FROM OVER 1,000 MID TO HIGH-END BRANDS AND DESIGNERS. OVER 300 NEW BRANDS FROM ACROSS THE WORLD ARE ADDED TO THE SHOW EACH SEASON. DISCOVER THE HOTTEST EMERGING BRANDS, DESIGNERS AND TRENDS AS WELL AS EXPERIENCING AN OUTSTANDING SEMINAR PROGRAMME. DELIVERED AND EDITED BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS, IT PROMISES TO CREATE AN INSPIRATIONAL BUYING EXPERIENCE. YOU CAN ALSO ATTEND EXPERT-LED SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS THAT COVER A RANGE OF TOPICS INCLUDING ECOMMERCE, STYLING, VISUAL MERCHANDISING AND FORECASTING THE FUTURE OF RETAIL. THE CENTREPIECE OF PURE LONDON IS THE STUNNING CATWALK WHERE YOU CAN SEE THE LATEST TRENDS UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WHILST PLANNING FOR THE SEASON AHEAD. INFORMATION SOURCE: HTTPS://OLYMPIA.LONDON/WHATSON/PURE-LONDON

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FASHION THROUGH THE EYES OF WOMEN

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THE GUIDE ACCESSORIZE IN STYLE PAGE 36 THE LATEST FASHION OUTER WEAR THAT YOU NEED TO PAY ATTENTION TOO.

FASHION DESIGNERS PORTRAIT PAGE 15 A DESIGNER'S SILHOUETTE VIEW OF FASHION WEEKEND RUNWAY SHOWS.

CULTURAL LIFESTYLE PAGE 86

ALEXANDER WANG

SET YOUR TRAVEL MODE TO RELAXING, STAYING AND, EATING.

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TOP 4 FASHION AWARDS STORY SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA PHOTOS BY: CHICAGOMOD

Neiman Marcus Fashion Award The Neiman Marcus Award for Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion was a yearly award created in 1938

by Carrie Marcus Neiman and Stanley Marcus. Unlike the Coty Award, it was not limited to American-based fashion designers, Recipients of the Neiman Marcus Awards include couturiers, non-American-based designers, journalists, manufacturers, and celebrities and style icons who had had a significant personal influence upon fashion such as Grace Kelly and Grace Mirabella.

The award was typically presented to multiple recipients each year, rather than to a single individual, although Adrian was the sole winner in 1943, a feat repeated in 1957 by Coco Chanel.From 1969 the awards became increasingly intermittent, with ceremonies held in 1973, 1979, 1980, 1984 and 1995, the last year in which the awards were presented. For the final ceremony, the founder, Stanley Marcus, received one of his own awards.

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57 ANNIESA HASIBUAN LAST SEASON, SHE BECAME THE FIRST EVER DESIGNER TO FEATURE HIJABS.

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81 ALEXANDER WANG MORE LIKE RAVES THAN COLLECTIONS MEANS THAT LEAVING THE FORMAL.

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Fashion for me over the years has been so interesting dealing with apparel all my life. I grew up in the eighties therefore, I witnessed the making maybe of the most popular brands in the fashion industry. Seeing them transformed by creative directors and the worlds most popular influencers.

Growing up not even thinking that all I ever wore was labels unlike fashion week 2018's Fashion Designers Portrait department (on page 47). Past girlfriends noticed what i was doing more then I did.

While all types of people have a fashion sense those who pay attention to next year's runway season looks are most likely to buy from major brands and fashion houses. But those who really pay attention seem to focus more on local fashion designers alike (on page 90).

After building a Burberry mega -fashion house in our Stylish Report Christopher Baily, is leaving behind a traditional legendary only the British can honestly respect (on page 47).

Editor-In-Chief Ervin Hodges Jr.

As 2018 rolls on from the beginning it seems as if fashion weeks around the world compacted 3 glories months into F/W18 making it full of fun fabric that was enjoyable thru the designers apparel worn by models of the world's favorite F/W 2018 runway shows.

TOP 4 FASHION AWARDS PHOTOS BY COUNCIL OF FASHION DESIGNERS OF AMERICA PHOTOGRAPHERS

Haute Couture Fashion Week When it comes to the fashion world, Haute Couture

For some brands, it’s a move towards a more craft-

Fashion Week is the epitome of creativity, aspiration

oriented approach best suited to their creative

and inspiration. This event is one of the fashion

identities; for others, the January-July dichotomy brings

calendar’s biggest hits. During the Haute Couture

them closer to the reality of their business and their

week, a select group of designers team up with the

clientele’s desires.

finest crafters in Paris to produce one of a kind outfits that are unaffordable and unattainable for most.

Fan Bingbing and Céline Dion’s go-to brand for couture is a hard-to-find label from Turkey

Haute Couture Fashion week is much less of a catalog

As the industry continues its ongoing reshuffle, here are

and more of a shop window for the design talents and

five brands who have pushed open the hallowed gates

technical skill of the designers. Chanel, Christian Dior

of Paris’ most exclusive fashion club to show their first

SA, Jean Paul Gaultier, Viktor and Rolf and Maison

spring/summer 2018 collections this January.

Martin Margiela are a few members of this elite club of designers.

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TOP 4 FASHION AWARDS PHOTOS BY COUNCIL OF FASHION DESIGNERS OF AMERICA PHOTOGRAPHERS

ANDAM Fashion Awards The Association Nationale pour le Développement des Arts de la Mode (National Association for the

Founded in 1989 by Nathalie Dufour, under the

Development of the Fashion Arts) is a nonprofit

initiative of the French Ministry of Culture and

association created in 1901. The ANDAM organizes an

the DEFI (supervised by the French Ministry of

annual contest intended to recognize and introduce

Industry), with Pierre Bergé as president,

designers on to the French and international fashion

ANDAM (National Association for the

scene, according to the ANDAM. The famous ANDAM

Development of the Fashion Arts) was

Fashion Award was created 24 years ago by Nathalie

conceived from the beginning as a structure

Dufour, and judges on the panel include the likes of YSL

for recognizing and assisting young designers

co-founder, Pierre Bergé and Vogue Paris editor,

on the French and international fashion scene.

Emmanuelle Alt. This award ceremony is a true fashion event, featuring some of the most famous faces in the

The founding of ANDAM constituted a decisive

French fashion industry. Previous winners of the award

step forward and the first public initiative in

include Viktor and Rolf, Gareth Pugh and Martin

the promotion of young fashion talents.

Margiela.

THE NEXT BIG THING

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FASHION DESIGN COUNCIL OF INDIA CELEBRATING EMPOWERING THE FASHION CULTURE INTO A NEW ERA

TWO DECADES AGO, THE FASHION DESIGN COUNCIL OF INDIA, A NON-PROFIT ORGANISATION, WAS AT ITS NASCENT STAGE WITH AN AIM TO EMPOWER OUR DESIGN COMMUNITY, WHICH NOW HAS OVER 400 MEMBERS. IT HAS NOT ONLY ACTED AS A COMMERCIAL LINCHPIN — BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC BUYERS AND DESIGNERS — BUT HAS ALSO ENABLED ALL-ROUNDED ACHIEVEMENTS FOR AN INDUSTRY THAT IS STRIVING TO MAKE ITS MARK LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.

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TODAY IT HAS BECOME AN EXPANSIVE ORGANIZATION, GIVING A BI-ANNUAL PLATFORM TO READY-TO-WEAR ALONG WITH INDIA COUTURE WEEK TO A DIVERSE SET OF PROFESSIONALS — MODELS, MAKEUP ARTISTS, DESIGNERS, CHOREOGRAPHERS AND CRAFTSMEN. EVEN IN THESE TUMULTUOUS TIMES, THE FDCI HAS TAKEN THE DIFFICULT RESPONSIBILITY TO LIFT THE BLINDERS AND PUT THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE FOR INDIAN FASHION.

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Miami Fashion Week leads the fashion industry by creating the first international platform for Resort collections. The event is hosted in Miami, a city that has become the bridge between the United States and Latin America. MIAFW provides the opportunity of generating fashion-related content to be subsequently distributed in the different existing platforms.

Since 2016, Miami Fashion Week started a new developing stage. As part of this change, actor and fashion designer, Antonio Banderas became part of MIAFW as its honorary president.

FASHION DESIGNERS PORTRAIT

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG

BY NEW YORK FASHION WEEK 2018 Diane von Furstenberg entered the world of American fashion when she arrived from Europe with a suitcase full of her dress designs. In 1974, she created the wrap dress, which came to symbolize power and independence for an entire generation of women.

ANNIESA HASIBUAN

BY NEW YORK FASHION WEEK 2017 Anniesa Hasibuan has long been ardently welcomed as one of the top Indonesian designers who boldly introduced Indonesia to the world. Her deep-root passion to Indonesia’s unique, vast heritage and amazing diversities, paired with vivid imagination of the world of fairy tales, has transformed. Anniesa’s creative energy into sophisticated and daring masterpieces.

STELLA McCARTNEY

BY LONDON FASHION WEEK 2018 Born and raised in London and the English countryside, Stella McCartney graduated from Central St Martins in 1995. A signature style of sharp tailoring, natural confidence and sexy femininity was apparent in her first collection.

ALEXANDER WANG

BY NEW YORK FASHION WEEK 2018 Alexander Wang was born and raised in San Francisco, CA and later moved to New York City to attend Parsons School of Design. In 2005, after two years, he decided to pursue the launch of his own label. The collection began predominately in knitwear, represented by six unisex silhouettes.

MARC JACOBS

BY NEW YORK FASHION WEEK 2018 Marc Jacobs was born in New York City on April 9, 1963. After graduating from the High School of Art and Design in 1981 he entered Parson’s School of Design. As a design student at Parson’s, Jacobs was the recipient of some of the school’s highest honors including Design Student of the Year.

HIJAB FASHION STATEMENTS A woman's crown. A tool of oppression. A symbol of modesty. A sign of fanaticism.

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Emerging Designers Shine at London Fashion Week’s Fall 2018 Edition.

Emerging designers at London Fashion Week's fall 2018 showcase showed off looks stretching from the traditional and tailored to Seventies-inspired.

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Sadie Williams London born designer Sadie Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.

Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion

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course in 2013.

She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing' and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014' at The Design Museum.

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MOLLY GODDARD Born in London, United Kingdom 1988, Molly

In 2016 Molly won British Emerging Talent award

Goddard has achieved a BA in Fashion Knitwear

at the 2016 Fashion Awards and is a 2017 LVMH

from Central St Martins 2009 – 2012 followed by

Prize finalist. Her work touches upon themes of

a MA in Fashion Knitwear also at Central St

special occasions, nostalgia and coming of age,

Martins London 2012 – 2014. She now lives and

often taking inspiration from party dressing and

works in Ladbroke Grove.

Sunday best. The techniques that she utilises

London Molly Goddard specialises in traditional

serve to create clothes that are both delicate and

hand-craft techniques such as hand pleating,

fragile, but the character she designs for conflicts

smocking and crocheting. Her collections are

with the beauty of her technique, bringing a

held in some of the world’s most prestigious

clumsy and charming awkwardness to her

stockists including Dover Street Market, Trading

silhouettes and fabric combinations.

Museum Comme des Garcons, I.T, Browns, Boon the Shop and Club 21.

LONDON FASHION WEEK 2018

COLLECTIONS SPRING/SUMMER 2018

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LONDON FASHION WEEK 2018 COLLECTIONS SPRING/SUMMER 2018

FAUSTINE STEINMETZ WRITTEN BY BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL

Paris born Faustine Steinmetz began her studies at Atelier Chardon Savard in Paris before moving to London to complete her Masters in the prestigious Central Saint Martins under the guidance of Professor OBE Louise Wilson. Having worked for the likes of Jeremy Scott and Henrik Viskov, Faustine set up her label in early 2013 after acquiring her first handloom. All of Faustine's pieces are made in accordance with her belief in craftsmanship over trend.

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PAULA KNORR

Collections Spring/Summer 2018

HER SPRING SUMMER 18 COLLECTION IS STOCKED WITH EIGHT SELECTED RETAILERS WORLDWIDE. German born womenswear designer Paula Knorr lives and works in London.

She graduated from Royal College of Art in 2015 and won the ITS Fashion Award in Trieste in the same year.

Afterwards, she worked as a freelance designer for Peter Pilotto and on different projects with well-known fashion stylists to capitalise on her strength in creating innovative draping and cutting techniques.

In late 2015 she found her own fashion label and being awarded NEWGEN by the British Fashion Council, one of the most an internationally recognised talent identification schemes, she presents her collections on Schedule at London Fashion Week. Her feminine designs are manufactured in Germany using exceptional material from italian and french mills.

Knorr has a growing reputation as one of London's most exciting and talented designers, worn by the likes of BJÖRK, Solange and Katy Perry and has been featured in Elle, New York Times T magazine, I-D and Heroin Magazine amongst others.

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RICHARD MALONE Irish designer Richard Malone, 26, is fast becoming London's go-to designer for resourcefulness with no shortage of rebellion. In 2017 alone, he presented a catwalk show that was the runaway success of London Fashion Week, was shortlisted for the LVMH Prize, and was commissioned by the New York's Museum of Modern Art to create a custom piece for its first fashion exhibition in seventy years.

The lifeblood of this young label is Malone's detailed, sensitive observation of femininity. The designer cares deeply about women - about their minds, their rights, and as a result about dressing them in clothes which are at once transformative yet entirely functional. The intention is to enhance everything which makes them compelling.

Malone graduated from Central Saint Martins BA Fashion Womenswear in 2014, where he was awarded the prestigious LVMH Grand Prix scholarship. His graduate collection opened the year's BA Fashion press show and was awarded the Deutsche Bank Award for Fashion, previously won by Christopher Kane.

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Marta Jakubowski was born in Poland and grew up in Germany. She graduated with an MA from the Royal College of Art in 2014 and gained experience with Hussein Chalayan, Alexander Wang, Jonathan Saunders and Bruno Pieters before setting up her own label.

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Christopher Bailey, Burberry's Creative Director Christopher Bailey, Burberry's creative director, will exit at the end of 2018 after 17 years with the brand. He'll remain president and chief creative officer until he steps down from the board on March 31, 2018, and will guide CEO Marco Gobbetti through the transition until he fully parts ways with the label on December 31, 2018.

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“It has been the great privilege of my working life to be at Burberry, working alongside and learning from such an extraordinary group of people over the last 17 years," Bailey said in a statement. "It has been a truly inspiring place to work and the decision to leave was not an easy one."

The designer, 46, joined Burberry in 2001 under former CEO Rose Marie Bravo and has been a part of the brand's "incredible transformation" and "success in that period," Gobbetti said in a statement. After Bravo stepped down, Bailey worked closely with her successor, Angela Ahrendts, when she started in 2006 an helped establish the British label as a reputable luxury brand,

I would have loved to formally meet Lucian Freud. Sadly, that won't happen.

Business of Fashion reports. He took over as chief creative officer and chief executive officer in 2014, when Ahrendts left for Apple.

Gobbetti, who joined Burberry as CEO this year, respects Bailey's decision to leave and is now working to find his successor. "While I am sad not to have the opportunity to partner with him for longer, the legacy he leaves and the exceptional talent we have at Burberry give me enormous confidence in our future," he added.

Bailey continues in his statement: "I do truly believe, however, that Burberry’s best days are still ahead of her and that the company will go from strength to strength with the strategy we have developed and the exceptional talent we have in place led by Marco. I would like to thank all my colleagues as well as Sir John Peace and the Board for all their support and faith in me over the years. I am excited to pursue new creative projects but remain fully committed to the future success of this magnificent brand and to ensuring a smooth transition."

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2018 TRAVEL GUIDE TO LONDON

Local Flavor

WHERE TO EAT, SLEEP, AND SHOP

WHERE TO STAY IN LONDON A SLICK RENOVATION OF A CLASSIC HOTEL IN THE HEART OF THE CAPITAL'S LITERARY DISTRICT THE BLOOMSBURY’S RENAISSANCE, LONDON At the heart of our business is a warmth of service that stems from our family ownership, imbuing our properties with the familiarity of a members club and the intimacy of a private home.

The Bloomsbury Hotel in London is part of a chain of hotels privately own and operated. It stands as one of the families eight hotels – landmark buildings in unrivaled city locations have its own distinct personality that is rooted in, and authentic too, its neighborhood.

Innovation and ongoing investment ensure a boutique, cosmopolitan yet local feel – as seen in our cool destination restaurants, bars, and event spaces – while our heritage lends character to our vision of informal luxury, timeless style, and the very best guest experience.

THE BLOOMSBURY, A 1928 SIR EDWIN LUTYENS, GRADE-II LISTED BUILDING ON GREAT RUSSELL STREET IN LONDON. The Irish hotel group Doyle Collection picked up the rundown Central Club – once the Edwardian-era hub for emancipated young women moving to London – in the late 1990s and have been refashioning it ever since.

For this latest reveal, it has put on the razzle-dazzle with designer Martin Brudnizki’s show-stopping Coral Room.

Known for his maximalist interiors – as seen at New York’s superb Beekman hotel – he hasn’t held back here, the double-height room flushed in a high-gloss peachy pink and lit by five enormous Murano chandeliers.

On the walls, above curvaceous scallop-backed sofas, there are brilliant sketches from the design world’s current boy wonder, Luke Edward Hall.

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OYSTER MASTERCLASS AT BENTLEY’S OYSTER BAR & GRILL

LONDON'S MOST TRENDIEST BOROUGH

Oyster Shucking

Recently I was lucky enough to be invited along to an Oyster Masterclass at Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill, Piccadilly, London. The Oyster Masterclass gives you the opportunity to learn all about oysters, shuck them, pair them with wines, and of course, eat plenty of them in a relaxed and informal environment.

The Oyster Masterclass is held once a month at Bentley’s Oyster Bar and Grill and costs $90 per person. They last for about an hour and a half and include free-flowing champagne and wine and as many oysters as you can eat! The nice thing about them is the maximum class size is 14 as you all sit around the long bar. Cosy and informal and a great way to get to know other people and have fun in a relaxed environment.

Fred and Helio expertly shucked some of the oysters and gave them to us to taste. They described the best way to eat them – lemon juice and a tiny bit of black pepper. I can honestly say I’ve never had a better oyster. That Native Oyster was so fresh and firm and meaty, and they were right, lemon and black pepper is definitely the way forward. If you prefer there is shallot vinegar and even tabasco if you want it (although don’t let Helio see you do that!)

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Then it was over to us and our turn to have a go at shucking them! We had a special block to hold the oysters. Much easier than the way they were doing it in their hands! We still had to stand up to get some force behind opening them! They’re slippery little suckers but you know what – the expert tuition worked. Not quite as neat as theirs but I did it without too much trouble. I even impressed myself.I then had a go with a couple more but it just seemed easier (lazier) to sit back and chat with the other guests while Fred and Helio opened them for us! With the champagne free-flowing this was no hard task!

After trying the Native Oysters it was time to try The Rock Oysters. Two different types that came from Dorset and Carlingford in Ireland. I’m no oyster expert, but even I could tell the difference. They were softer, less firm and meaty and slightly more watery in flavor. During the class, you get given an ‘Oyster Passport’ so you can record which ones you loved and which not so much!

Helio also opened a bottle of the House Wine – the Picpoul de Pinet for us to try as he wanted to show that oysters pair just as well with white wine as they do with the classic champagne. He was right, the crisp acidity of the Picpoul really did match perfectly with the salty, almost metallic taste of the oysters.

Then, just when we thought we couldn’t eat any more oysters, (I must have eaten between 8 and 10!) out came a tasting plate of cooked oysters. Done in so many different ways, they were baked, fried, marinated and served with spinach, hollandaise, garlic, chorizo etc.

Cooked Oysters Completely different to the fresh oysters, each was delicious in it’s, on right, but it only really tasted of the sauce or the way it had been cooked. It had lost the fresh, saltiness that comes with the raw ones.

I have to say though, I absolutely loved the baked oyster with spinach and hollandaise sauce and the deep-fried oyster with chorizo and caramelized shallots!

All too soon the class was over but it really was a wonderful way to spend a few hours. I loved it so much that I even booked my boyfriend and, I in for a tasting plate of oysters for Valentine’s Day treat.

Very informative and educational and above all fun. This Oyster Masterclass at Bentley’s would make a great date idea or a gift for a foodie friend! Feeling a little bit tipsy I made my way home. Now I’m looking forward to returning for more of the same on Valentine’s night!

The Oyster Masterclass at Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill is held once a month and costs $90 per person.

They last for about an hour and a half and include champagne on arrival, oyster master class and tasting with sommelier matched wines. You will also get to take home a goody bag with apron, recipe cards, and the oyster knife. For more information or to book a class, call T: +44 (0)20 7734 4756.

LONDON'S BEST SHOPPING STREETS LONDON HAS SO MANY FAMOUS SHOPPING DISTRICTS TO CHOOSE FROM HERE ARE OUR EDITOR'S PICKS. London has several distinct shopping areas and shopping streets, many of which have their own themes or specialties. Shopping in London is exciting and varied: from luxury goods in Mayfair to quirky finds in Covent Garden, to large shopping centers such as Westfield and famous London department stores including the likes of Harrods.

You can easily spend an hour, an afternoon or a whole day browsing shops in London.

Chic Daily Magazine's guide to the best shops in London for your ultimate London shopping experience.

BOND STREET AND MAYFAIR

Whether you want to splash out on the very best in designer clothes or just love luxury window shopping, Bond Street and Mayfair are the ideal places to go for some extravagant retail therapy. Popular with celebrities on a spree, this is probably London's most exclusive shopping area, home to big names, including Burberry, Louis Vuitton, and Tiffany & Co. Neighboring South Molton Street boasts iconic fashion store Browns.

Nearest Tube: Bond Street or Piccadilly Circus

CARNABY STREET The birthplace of the fashion and cultural revolution during the Swinging 60s, the 13 streets that makeup Carnaby are located between Oxford Street and Regent Street, and feature more than 100 brands and 60 restaurants, bars, cafes, and pubs. Step under the iconic arch to find an intriguing mix of independent boutiques, heritage brands, and new designer names, as well as a choice of cafes, restaurants, bars and great English pubs. Refuel at restaurant hub Kingly Court, just off Carnaby Street.

Nearest Tube: Oxford Circus or Piccadilly Circus

SAVILE ROW The birthplace of the fashion and cultural revolution during the Swinging 60s, the 13 streets that makeup Carnaby are located between Oxford Street and Regent Street, and feature more than 100 brands and 60 restaurants, bars, cafes, and pubs. Step under the iconic arch to find an intriguing mix of independent boutiques, heritage brands, and new designer names, as well as a choice of cafes, restaurants, bars and great English pubs. Refuel at restaurant hub Kingly Court, just off Carnaby Street.

Nearest Tube: Oxford Circus or Piccadilly Circus

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Fashion Designer Sabine Moschüring The Hamburg based german fashion designer Sabine Moschüring starts her career in 1991. Amongst others she was the creative head for several famous Knitwear Collections such as Escada Sport, Joop, Iris von Arnim and Claudia Schiffer. 2014 she founded her own Cashmere label SMINFINITY.

SMINFINITY – high quality knitwear with an infinite

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sense for the value. Sabine Moschüring unites with her fashion label SMINFINITY clean purism and casual modernity – sophisticated fit and precise workmanship.

Unique, clear and reduced design – distinctive lines and love of detail. Subtle shades of color celebrate the power of the yarn. Clean. Minimalistic. Modern.

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FRUITY SWEET

NEW PERFUME AMO FERRAGAMO

PERFUME DESIGNER MICHAEL KORS

A VERY FEMININE, SENSUAL AND ADDICTIVE FRAGRANCE THAT HIDES IN A LUXURY CONTAINER MADE OF FACETED RED GLASS WITH THE SHAPE OF A HYPNOTIZING JEWEL, THE RUBY. AN ELEGANT AND SOBER BOTTLE THAT IS CROWNED WITH A GOLDEN SQUARE CAP THAT WE HAVE SEEN IN OTHER PERFUMES BY MICHAEL KORS, AS IN THE THREE LUXURY EDITIONS THAT ARE PART OF THE GOLD COLLECTION . A WARM AND INTENSE AROMA, IDEAL TO USE AT NIGHT AND BE THE CENTER OF ATTENTION AT NIGHT EVENINGS. BY: MICHAEL KORS.COM

FLORAL PERFUMES

NEW PERFUME AMO FERRAGAMO

PERFUMER DESIGNER SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

AMO FERRAGAMO IS AN ORIENTAL FLORAL FRAGRANCE DEVELOPED BY THE PERFUMER MARIE SALAMAGNE. THE NOTES INCLUDE BLACK CURRANT, ROSEMARY, CAMPARI, JASMINE, RHUBARB, MATE, VANILLA, AMBER AND SANDALWOOD.

BY: MAROUANE RHAFLI

FRESH FLORAL

NEW NOMADE EAU DE PARFUM

PERFUME DESIGNER CHLOÉ

THE SCENT IS A FLORAL CYPHRE, WHICH MEANS IT STARTS OUT CITRUS-Y BEFORE DRYING DOWN INTO A MORE EARTHY SCENT, AFTER THE FRAGRANCE SETTLES INTO THE SKIN (ABOUT 30 MINUTES). THE INTENSE, FRESH OAKMOSS MINGLES WITH PLUM NOTES TO CREATE A COMPLEX, PASTORAL SCENT.

BY: SHANNON BARBOUR

FLORAL HARMONY

NEW PERFUME LOVE AND TEARS, SURRENDER

PERFUMER DESIGNER CALICE BECKER

ESCAPE TO AN IDYLLIC PARADISE WITH LOVE AND TEARS, SURRENDER. TROPICAL SUN-KISSED YLANG YLANG AT THE OPENING WELCOMES YOU TO REST A LOVE-WORN HEART. A PORTRAIT OF JASMINE IN ALL ITS FACETS–FRUITY, POWDERY, FLORAL–IS A MYTH TO BE BELIEVED. THIS IMMERSIVE FLORAL HARMONY TRANSPORTS MIND AND BODY, BECKONING YOU TO SUCCUMB TO WAVES OF BLISS. BY: KILIAN.COM

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Looking for packing inspiration for your summer vacation? With Miami Fashion Week just around the corner, you're in luck.

Taking place this Wednesday, May 30, through Sunday, June 3, MIAFW will return for its third straight year of presenting resort collections from celebrated local and international designers. The event, which last year registered on the official calendar of the Council of Fashion Designers Association (CFDA), will once again show solely resort-wear collections, which means you can expect to see plenty of tropical prints, airy fabrics, and romantic frills. Last year's standouts included a show by Spanish designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, whose '60s-inspired swimsuits and ready-to-wear looks included iridescent fabrics and cheeky prints in bold colors.

This year, aspiring fashion designers and fashionistas won't want to miss a host of runway events and educational symposiums. Here's a roundup of the top five Fashion Week events.

AGATHA RUIZ DE LA PRADA PRE-GALA.

Madrid-based designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada is known for her ultra-playful pieces in textured fabrics and emoji-inspired prints. Standouts from last year's collection included a swimsuit made of hot-pink clam-shell appliques and a suit with a three-dimensional fried egg that hung in the center of the garment. This year, Ruiz de la Prada's looks are expected to be no less than spectacular, and she's scheduled for a prime slot during MIAFW. Her show will cap off Friday night's runway events at the Ice Palace Studios, just before VIP guests head to the MIAFW Benefit Gala at the Alfred I. duPont Building. The gala gets an honorable mention because it'll be hosted by the still-swoon-worthy Antonio Banderas. 7 p.m. Friday, June 1, at Ice Palace Studios, 59 NW 14th St., Miami. Tickets cost $90 to $125 via eventbrite.com.

OSCAR CARVALLO RESORT-WEAR COLLECTION After you've imbibed cocktails to your heart's content, head to Brickell City Centre's top floor for Venezuelan-born designer Oscar Carvallo's runway show. If you, like many Miami fashionistas, frequently walk past Carvallo's Design District storefront dreaming of the kind of event to which you might wear one of his fantastical couture creations, this runway event is for you. Carvallo, whose signature includes elaborate beadwork and ornate gowns, will present a resort-wear collection that's sure to be nothing short of decadent. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 30, at Brickell City Centre, 701 S. Miami Ave., Miami. Tickets cost $90 to $125 via eventbrite.com.

Hijab Chic at Anniesa Hasibuan SS17 New York Fashion Week Show

BY CHARLOTTE SMITH EDITED BY CHIC DAILY MAGAZINE STAFF

In February 2017 the 30-year-old fashion designer set her sights on New York after successfully showing all over the globe including London and Paris.

Apart from being the first Indonesian designer to present her collection at NYFW, she's also the first one to bring Hijabs on the runway. In the first of its kind presentation, the designer showcased a collection inspired by Jakarta - her home town.

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Designers have been showcasing their exquisite collections at New York Fashion Week. Considering the number of designers who're lighting up the runway, it's a little too easy to forget a few of them.

However, designer Anniesa Hasibuan is definitely not one of them.

She was inspired to create a collection that would break boundaries and crossover to mainstream fashion with separates in an earthy color palette of neutrals, peaches and greens that can be worn with our without a hijab.

If you are a fashion editor/journalist you know how the first show of the day and the last show of the day are the hardest to make it to. On this day after 9/11 and the Muslim celebration of Eid al-Adha, also called the “Sacrifice Feast”, the second of two Muslim holidays celebrated worldwide each year, and considered the holier of the two. Anniesa Hasibuan could not have chosen a more perfect evening to unveil her Hijab Chic collection. Ladies attending the show were dressed to impress because of the Eid Holiday, and mingled with the normal New York Fashion crowd, students, bloggers and editors. Happy, I had decided not to skip this one.

It gave us a reason to ignore the news and get away from our screens.

This young muslim designer made fashion history at New York fashion week showing her Spring Summer 2017 and fulfilling one of her dreams.

Mashallah. It was a proud moment for us muslim women who love fashion. The ones who cover and the ones like me who don’t. It’s all in our hearts. The show made me sit up straight, pay attention and take notes. My followers were watching looking for their next Eid, Haute Couture or wedding event outfit ideas.

Anniesa Hasibuan made many Mipsterz and hijab chic women happy that night. Comfortable at New York Fashion Week like a Queen, or a princess and her court dressed in modest designer wear! The Indonesian designer had previously shown her designs at Istanbul Modest Fashion Week – where all looks were complete with head to toe hijab. These garments were far from modest, in a sense and embellishment was not sparred.

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My jaw started to drop each second that I saw a new garment come down the runway. The models were proud, and modestly dressed, but they also wore certain pieces that could easily be worn by any women. You know for those nights in Dubai, Marrakech or Ibiza. My only questions is will the fashion world acknowledge this market? At New York Fashion Week?

Yet, another designer I found this fashion week who should show during Paris, Haute Couture. It just makes sense really. I hope so! New York Fashion Week, is on to something here.

The collection was like watching a romance come down the runway right before your eyes ending with the dramatic wedding dress to slay.

Sounds Haute Couture to me.

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MARC JACOBS UNVEILS HYBRID WATCH

By Jessica Iredale

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Marc Jacobs is getting into wearables with a line of hybrid smartwatches. The Riley Hybrid Smartwatch launches for fall with a classic watch face with a multitude of digital features. The watch can be synced to a smartphone via Bluetooth, and users can control their music, track daily movements, receive message notifications and take photos. Available in four styles that have a multicolor flash crystal, rubber strap and aluminum nylon case, the watches are $175.00 and will be available on marcjacobs.com as well as select boutiques and department stores.

Accompanying the launch is a campaign featuring New Yorkbased influencers and professionals, including musician Alexis Jae, YouTube beauty influencer Amanda Steele, dancer Charisma Glasper, actress Ke’andra Samone and editor and professor Amy Sall. David Hughes shot the campaign and Elissa Santisi styled.

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International Fashion Week FEBRUARY 12-16-2018

International Fashion Week Las Vegas (FWLV), is an-annual event held in August,where designers can showcase their collections to hundreds of industry insiders from around the world, including buyers, retailers, celebrities, VIP's and members of the national and international fashion press.

International Fashion Week event coincides with the Largest Apparel Convention in Las Vegas with MAGIC, POOL, PROJECT, ENK attendees, we offer VIP Access to FWLV for all Attendees holding Credentials.

The Official International Fashion Week Las Vegas, with worldwide media coverage from international broadcasting press to international bloggers, fashionistas, and celebrity stylists.

We will be showcasing Designers and Brands from all over the globe, along with the top Designers who won a spot during the designer competition. This Private Fashion Week Event is by invitation only.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin will transform to MBFW. The new show format, which is being developed and implemented by the creative and production agency Nowadays, will be held for the first time in January at the E-Werk in Berlin Mitte. The location with its raw industrial look offers optimal conditions for high quality fashion shows in a central location. The MBFW focuses on a few, but attractively staged performances. There will be up to ten designer shows per season for two to three days in January and July 2018.

Above all, the brand's strong focus is on promoting young designers who are already writing international successes in the past, especially in Berlin. So next season is planned again to present together with ELLE the show of an international young designer from the German-speaking countries.

On July 4, - 6, 2018, The only German fashion event of international renown takes place every January and July in Berlin. The exciting mix of young talents and established fashion greats as well as the large number of German designers lend the event its own profile and inspire a worldwide audience.

Lousy Rich is again ready to rock your closet in 2018.

LIKE MANY ARTISTS, BREANNA SCHOONOVER'S STORY HAD HUMBLE BEGINNINGS. LONG BEFORE HER "LOUSY RICH" LINE WAS ROAMING THE RUNWAYS OF PHOENIX AND NEW YORK FASHION WEEKS, HER KINDERGARTEN SELF WAS TRACING HER BODY OUTLINE ONTO HER GRANDMOTHER'S SHEETS, CUTTING GOWNS OUT OF THEM AND ROAMING AROUND THE HOUSE. FASHION SOON BECAME AN OUTLET FOR HER, AND SCHOONOVER SAID SHE WAS INSPIRED BY HER OWN WEDDING AND TIME AT FIDM TO CREATE HER OWN "URBAN CHIC" LINE. SCHOONOVER SAID HER SPRING/SUMMER 2016 LINE, MAXED OUT, IS DESIGNED FOR "THE MODERN GIRL WHO DOESN'T NEED A MILLION BUCKS TO LOOK LIKE A MILLION BUCKS." "LOUSY RICH" CONSISTS OF READY-TO-WEAR AND MADE-TO-ORDER ITEMS, AND SCHOONOVER SAID SHE PRIDES HERSELF ON THE FACT THAT EVERYTHING IN HER READYTO-WEAR COLLECTION IS $99 OR LESS. "THERE'S NO ONE THING THAT INSPIRES ME," SHE SAID. "EVERYTHING INSPIRES ME — THE GIRL PUMPING GAS NEXT TO ME, SOMETHING I SEE ON THE RED CARPET, SOMETHING I DON'T NORMALLY SEE IN THE WORLD. ... MY STYLES ARE PULLED IN FROM EVERYDAY LIFE." SCHOONOVER SAID THE VISION AND DESIGN BEHIND "LOUSY RICH" WERE STRONGLY INSPIRED BY HER PERSONAL JOURNEY, AND NOW REFLECT A STYLE SHE DEEMS "WESTSIDE DOWNTOWN MEETS UPTOWN SCOTTSDALE." THAT VISION AND DRIVE LED HER TO BE HAND-SELECTED BY LAST YEAR'S PHOENIX FASHION WEEK COMMITTEE FOR THEIR EMERGING DESIGNERS COLLECTION.

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Lousy Rich debuted on the Phoenix Fashion Week 2016 runway.

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HOW OLIVIA PALERMO IS THE QUEEN OF STREET STYLE

She’s the queen of street style. She sits in the front row at the Couture shows. She’s married to a male model. We know all of these things about 30-year-old Olivia Palermo, the fashion icon and alumna of MTV reality show The City. But paparazzi sidewalk photos and a few years on a reality show don’t paint a full picture of a person. The real OP, as her team calls her, is more mysterious. And she’s been that way for much of her adult life. It’s not that Olivia avoids speaking to the press and granting interviews: she actually does it quite often.

In the last month alone, POPSUGAR has connected with Olivia on three different occasions: at a preview for her Nordstrom collection; on the phone for this piece; and at a special New York Fashion Week dinner. During each of these encounters, Olivia was, what I like to call, “delightfully enigmatic.” She offers conversation, but not in excess. She has the rare gift of knowing just how much to reveal — without disclosing too much. Interviewing Olivia is a good challenge for a reporter, particularly if you set out to uncover something interesting and insightful. Being slightly unknowable is a good public relations strategy and a wise move considering the business Olivia has built. She’s created that mighty accomplishment for a celebrity: a brand. The Olivia Palermo enterprise is sizable at this point, between her website OliviaPalermo.com, guest designing for a long list of brand partners, modeling, and endorsements.

Being slightly unknowable is a good public relations strategy and a wise move considering the business Olivia has built. She’s created that mighty accomplishment for a celebrity: a brand. The Olivia Palermo enterprise is sizable at this point, between her website OliviaPalermo.com, guest designing for a long list of brand partners, modeling, and endorsements.

"YOU KNOW WHAT — IN THE LINE OF WORK THAT I'M IN, AND EVERYTHING THAT I DO, IT IS A COMPLETE BUSINESS. AND I LOVE IT." “I have a very small team that I work with, that I really trust and value their opinions,” she said.

“That’s basically it. It’s me at the end of the day — a small team and me. I think we manage to do a great job.”

“It is important to you to be recognized as a businesswoman?” I asked.

“You know what — in the line of work that I’m in, and everything that I do, it is a complete business.

And I love it,” she said. “I wouldn’t be doing it if I didn’t.”

Olivia Palermo, the diplomat.

10 YEARS IN THE LIMELIGHT

Even back in 2006, when Olivia was starting out as a public figure, she seemed media savvy. As the story goes, Olivia almost fell into being famous. While a student at Manhattan’s New School, where she focused on media studies, Olivia began attending charity events with friends. Society photographer Patrick McMullan snapped a photo of Olivia at a gala. One photo led to more photos. That first party led to more parties. Her love of a pretty dress and perfectly done hairstyle got her on the fashion world’s radar.

Before she knew it, Olivia’s social rise was deemed worthy of note by The New York Times in early 2007: its piece detailed Olivia’s in-demand status in the front rows of Fashion Week. Photos from that time prove that Olivia’s look and demeanor are essentially unchanged: her hair is long and styled with a curl; her outfits are unique, yet elegant; she has a clear gift for accessorizing; and she seems both pleased and patient as her photo is taken.

Now, Olivia’s good taste is the foundation of her growing brand. She’s known for having a certain elegance that seems like a throwback to the era of Audrey Hepburn, white gloves, and impractically small purses.

You’ll never see Olivia wearing sweats.

CONVERSATIONALIST “I MIGHT LOSE YOU — I’M SORRY TO CUT YOU OFF, BUT I’M WALKING IN!”

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“I definitely don’t leave the house until I’m fully pulled together,” she said, clarifying that the habit persists even if she’s going to the gym with her husband, model Johannes Huebl, or walking her dog, Mr. Butler. “I start my day fully dressed and ready to go. You never know where the day leaves you. That’s how my mother is; I definitely learned from her.”

Olivia is famous for mixing high-end designer pieces with more affordable, so-called high street items. She’s known for her love of Zara, much like another fashion icon — the Duchess of Cambridge. Olivia’s style is simultaneously elevated and accessible. Fans love to see what she wears, whether she’s at a fashion show or walking down the street. I asked her if it ever seems like a lot of pressure, that part of her job is getting photographed regularly.

“No,” she replied. “I just get dressed for myself and my environment for the day — what I’m feeling for the moment.”

Since her launch onto the social scene nearly 10 years ago, Olivia has seemed content to let clothes do some of the talking. Olivia seemed to know in her early 20s that there was an art to choosing the perfect words or turns of phrase — or choosing to simply say nothing at all. By late 2007, New York magazine recognized Olivia’s reluctance to give too much away in interviews. (They also detailed what is possibly her only pseudo-scandal to date, the story of a letter, now determined to have been forged, in which Olivia purportedly begged other New York socialites to let her join their group.)

I DEFINITELY DON'T LEAVE THE HOUSE UNTIL I'M PULLED TOGETHER. I START MY DAY FULLY DRESSED AND READY TO GO. YOU NEVER KNOW WHERE THE DAY LEAVES YOU. THAT'S HOW MY MOTHER IS; I DEFINITELY LEARNED FROM HER.

BUILDING THE OLIVIA PALERMO BRAND The City went off the air in 2010, and Olivia pivoted back to the world of fashion. The following year, she launched her website. And the business of Olivia Palermo, fashion expert, began to grow.

Olivia has always been confident when it comes to her editorial eye. She doesn’t use a stylist and mixes brands, colors, and patterns all on her own. Now Olivia’s knack for identifying trends is being leveraged in her company’s next big push: partnerships.

Stars from that era of MTV reality shows — including Olivia, Whitney, The Hills’ Lauren Conrad, and Laguna Beach’s Kristin Cavallari — were new sources of fascination for the network’s female audience. The shows became a conversation point for many young women, who were intrigued by stories of similarly aged women struggling through personal and professional challenges — and generally looking fabulous while doing so.

Over the last year, Olivia has worked on collections for BaubleBar, Westward Leaning, Ciaté London, and Aquazzura. She modeled for the cult luxury skincare brand La Mer. Olivia’s latest project, a capsule range for Nordstrom’s Chelsea28 brand, arrived in stores this week.

Before social media made stars appear accessible, it felt possible to actually know Olivia, Whitney, Lauren, or Kristin. Ten years on, they have each built their own unique brands and careers, supported by the fans who felt so close to them during their time in the MTV spotlight.

But Olivia was unique in one key way: she never gave too much of herself away on The City. In a genre in which the norm was gossiping, drinking, staying out late, and breaking down, Olivia was the opposite. She was quiet. She was restrained. There’s no meme of Olivia Palermo crying.

Olivia’s old friends from the editorial world have been very supportive of the Nordstrom collaboration; reviews of the collection are quite good. “I’m really happy,” she said. “It’s really wonderful, and I’m really excited. We’ve been working on it for the last few months, and now that it’s finally out, it’s great to see the reaction. I’m really grateful.”

She earned a reputation for a certain degree of iciness after her two seasons on the show, which to me seems misplaced. She wasn’t awkward, really: she was practicing the art of never saying too much. She was thinking even beyond MTV. She was thinking about her brand.

Perhaps due to her growing power as a designer and collaborator, Olivia has assumed something of an oracle-like position in the fashion press. It’s hard to find an interview with her in which she isn’t being quizzed about one emerging trend or another.

Critics have long alleged that The City and The Hills were, essentially, scripted dramas. And Olivia herself has admitted that her role on the show was, to some degree, a performance. “I thought it'd be a wonderful learning experience, being in front of the cameras,” she said in a 2009 interview with New York’s PIX11 News. “And acting is something I'd always wanted to do.”

I myself am guilty of this: in a piece last year, I wondered aloud whether Olivia felt that the Carolina Herrera separates she wore to her 2014 wedding had launched a craze among brides to ditch dresses in favor of two-piece looks.

Acknowledging that she’d seen “one or two” imitators on Instagram, Olivia approved of the trend that she herself had begun. “Brides today are a bit more modern,” she replied, explaining why a traditional dress may not be one’s top choice. “You kind of want that extra touch.”

Fashion advice, though, is a one-way street for Olivia.

She gives it. She does not receive it, as she explained when I asked if she ever turns to anyone for style tips.

“I don’t,” she explained. “I really just go with what I see in the trends and on the runway.”

And it takes work to get that firsthand knowledge of what’s on the runways. There’s a logistical challenge in taking a team along as one travels twice a year for shows in Paris, Milan, or London, not to mention the between-season and Couture presentations.

It’s a lot of travel, but Olivia has been doing it for years. She has a system. “Some people take a subway, and they have their times and days when they take it — that’s the same thing with us when we fly back and forth to Europe or to Asia,” she explained. “We have a preferable route.”

Team OP has traveling down to a science at this point.

She and Johannes love the punctuality of the German airline Lufthansa. Their suitcases? Always Rimowa.

They use the same local drivers in any given European city. And then there are the baggies.

“Another tip of mine,” Olivia shared. “Baggies are fantastic. I put all of my cosmetics, my makeup, everything in Ziploc bags because they really keep things organized and clean.”

Organization is a big thing for Olivia, though she’s not one to give into the craze for Marie Kondo-level decluttering. Instead of thanking and discarding à la Kondo, Olivia saves for later.

PRACTICALITIES OF BEING OP “I do lots of Spring-cleaning,” she said. “But I also do a lot of archiving as well.”

When they aren’t traveling, Olivia is able to enjoy her Brooklyn home with Misters Huebl and Butler.

Weekends are low-key.

“Probably going out to dinner, maybe seeing a movie, or seeing some friends, or having friends over and having a nice dinner together,” Olivia said of their typical Saturday night. She and Johannes like watching television together, and favorites include Mr. Selfridge, House of Cards, Homeland, and Madam Secretary.

But Olivia says, “Everything in moderation.” Couch dwelling is balanced by regular exercise and a good diet.

Olivia loves FlyBarre and Bikram yoga but passes on SoulCycle as it “bulks up your legs a bit.” She was a rower until her early 20s. Now she and Johannes ski in the Winter and play tennis in the Summer.

“Growing up, my parents were always very healthy,” she said. “It’s just a normal thing to be healthy and work out.” She’ll try buzzy food trends, like juicing. “Of course, you try new things,” she said. “But I have a great sweet tooth as well.”

She watches television, but she takes care to exercise.

She eats healthy, but also eats unhealthy. Olivia has a knack for agreeing with and enlarging the scope of a discussion, an interpersonal gift that’s the hallmark of a good conversationalist. She’s exceedingly polite. Among the POPSUGAR editors who have met or interviewed Olivia, everyone I have spoken to agrees that she is an unfailing master of etiquette. Olivia is a woman who minds her manners, always.

“Thank you, sir!” Olivia brightly said to her driver in the middle of our conversation, as she left her car and entered Milk Studios for the photo shoot. To me, she added, “I might lose you — I’m sorry to cut you off, but I’m walking in!”

OLIVIA PALERMO, THE FASHION ICON

THE PROFESSIONAL POPSUGAR fashion reporter Allison McNamara has been won over by Olivia. Allison, who has interviewed Olivia upwards of 10 times, remembers that before her third or fourth go around Olivia greeted her with a broad, “Hi, Allison!” It stood out to Allison because so few fashion people remember — or admit to remembering — reporters’ names. Having done her own stint in the journalism world, at Elle, Olivia likely knows that being friendly and kind can go a long way. Olivia even politely indulged my inquiry about the well-being of her dog, Mr. Butler. He’s so cute; I couldn’t help but ask.

“Mr. Butler, he’s great,” she said. “He’s been a little under the weather for the last few days, but he’s perking up. He’s like a little person. He’s adorable. Thank you so much for asking.”

“Is he going to do a campaign anytime soon?” “You know what?” she said, laughing. “He’s been an option for a few campaigns, but nothing has gone through yet. Maybe sometime. I would love that. Mr. B . . . he does love the camera. He’s not shy about it. It’s quite embarrassing.”

And finally, with these two questions about Mr. Butler, I got a peek at the real Olivia: a proud dog mom who is actually a little funny. Her much-lauded sense of style and her love of affordable fashion have made her somewhat relatable to fans. But really, what’s sweeter to learn about someone than the fact she’s more or less reduced to a pile of mush when you start discussing that most American of topics, the family dog?

Olivia has long known that keeping her cards close to her vest is a good long-term business strategy. But answering some questions — the right questions — just might be the smartest tactic of all.

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ALEXANDER WANG’S FALL 2018 SHOW PRESENTED WORKING GIRL MEETS THE MATRIX For his last show during the traditional New York Fashion Week calendar, Alexander Wang set up office in Times Square.

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FROZEN PEACH ICY CHAMPAGNE MIXOLOGIST COCKTAIL

BY HOLLY

"I AM SO EXCITED TO HAVE PARTNERED WITH ALIZÉ TO BRING YOU THIS DELICIOUS PEACHY SUMMER COCKTAIL. AS ALWAYS, ALL OPINIONS AND TEXT ARE MY OWN."

INGREDIENTS: 4 oz Alizé Peach 2 cups frozen peach slices 3 tablespoons powdered sugar 1 cup ice 12 oz chilled champagne (or sparkling wine) 2 tablespoons grenadine DIRECTIONS: Combine Alizé Peach, frozen peaches, powdered sugar and ice in a blender.

Blend until smooth adding some of the champagne if extra liquid is needed.

Stir in remaining champagne.

Place 1/4 of the peach mixture in each glass. Add 1 tablespoon grenadine to each glass. Top with remaining peach mixture.

Garnish and serve.

SOUTH BEACH'S MOST INFAMOUS HOTEL: INSIDE THE VERSACE MANSION BY:REBECCA WALLWORK

VERSACE'S HOME WAS LOCATED ON OCEAN DRIVE IN MIAMI, FL. The world-famous Ocean Drive is one of the most photographed stretches of Miami Beach. But, with its neon lights and sidewalk cafes serving beer-garitas for two, it's not known for being a high-end destination. The exception, nestled amid low-rise Art Deco hotels, with streams of tourists strolling past, is the Villa Casa Casuarina better known as the Versace Mansion. What many of those selfie-snapping tourists outside may not realize is that the former home of late fashion designer Gianni Versace isn't a museum or private home, but a hotel.

HOUSE-TURNED-HOTEL: THE FORMER HOME OF LATE FASHION DESIGNER GIANNI VERSACE HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED INTO ONE OF MIAMI'S MOST OPULENT HOTELS. And it's a hotel where guests can sleep in what was Versace's bedroom.

Or in the bedroom of his sister Donatella. Or perhaps the suite where Madonna used to stay when she visited Versace in the '90s and helped put the Miami Beach neighborhood of South Beach on the national scene. If a $1,000-plus-a-night hotel room is out of reach, members of the public can indulge in the villa's Baroque grandeur with a dinner reservation at Gianni's, and an aperitif in the intimate, clubby Onyx Bar, in the space that used to be Versace's kitchen. Since Versace's death -he was shot dead on the steps of his mansion in 1997, thus the camerawielding tourists outside -- the property has changed management a couple of times. However even now, 20 years later, under the ownership of Jordache Enterprises, it retains the designer's over-the-top splendor.

(Donatella auctioned off some of the home's contents in 2001, but what remains are the richly decorated walls, floors, ceilings and windows, plus the pool, garden and southern wing.)

THE VERSACE MANSION HAS ALL BUT DULL MOMENTS MANY OF THE MOSAICS ON THE WALLS, CEILINGS, AND FLOORS WERE ADDED DURING VERSACE’S REFURBISHING OF THE HOME.

The unapologetic opulence of Casa Casuarina made it an obvious location for filming the TV series "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story", which will premiere on FX on January 19, 2018. While back in May of 2017, tourists along Ocean Drive were treated to in-costume sightings of the famous resident stars, including Penelope Cruz as Donatella, Ricky Martin as Versace's longtime partner Antonio D'Amico, and Edgar Ramirez as the designer who appeared on the balcony of Versace's former bedroom clad in a pink bathrobe.

Versace's bedroom is now known as The Villa Suite, and, like the rest of the mansion's interiors is over-the-top with glitz. In Donatella's bedroom, called the Venus Suite, there is a custom-made double-king-size bed. No longer on display for showing is Versace's $10,000 marble toilet with 24-karat gold-plated seat one of the items auctioned off by Donatella after her brother's death.

NOW KNOWN AS THE VILLA CASA CASUARINA, THE LAVISH ESTATE CURRENTLY OPERATES AS A BOUTIQUE HOTEL WHERE GUESTS CAN STAY IN VERSACE'S BEDROOM FOR A STEEP $1,799.00 PER NIGHT.

Today, Casa Casuarina has 10 hotel suites, plus a restaurant and bar, a lounge that can be used for meetings, a rooftop and an elaborate Mediterranean-style Mosaic Garden, with tiles picturing icons of Greek mythology, chief among them Medusa who has a place of honor on the Versace brand's logo. The most elaborate Medusa can be found in the Villa's 54-foot-long pool, inspired by Versace's "Marine Vanuras" collection and said to be made from more than one million mosaic tiles, thousands of them 24-karat gold. The Medusa mosaic was crafted in Versace's home town, Reggio Calabria, Italy, and then taken apart and shipped to Miami Beach in pieces, where it was painstakingly reassembled.

Adjacent to the garden, in the "new wing" that Versace built when he acquired the mansion, is The Moroccan Lounge, which used to be his gym, and still houses his eight-person hamam Turkish steam room and shower. The room where Madonna would stay, the Mosaic Suite, is located upstairs, where the singer apparently enjoyed the bathroom's acoustics and the bird's-eye view of the pool.

THE VENUS SUITE HAS A CUSTOM MADE DOUBLE-KING-SIZE BED, A VIEW OF OCEAN DRIVE AND TWO PRIVATE BALCONIES. THERE’S EVEN A LUXURIOUS HOOKAH LOUNGE INSIDE THE MANSION. THE MASSIVE 23,400-SQUARE-FOOT HOME EVEN HAS 10 ROOMS REMODELED INTO HOTEL SUITES.

Versace purchased Casa Casuarina in 1992, after falling under the spell of the Magic City and the Spanish architecture of the grand house. Next door was an Art Deco Hotel called the Hotel Revere, which Versace also snapped up, and demolished to make way for his garden, pool and the south wing, which used to house one of his libraries.

An estimated $32 million in renovations over three years transformed the historic property into a manse fit for a style king. But even before his tenure, Casa Casuarina had a flashy history. It was built in 1930 by Alden Freeman, whose father worked for The Standard Oil Trust and left him a fortune which allowed him to retire at 27 and build his dream house, inspired by the historic Alcazar De Colon in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Freeman lived in a top-floor suite and either housed his friends or rented the 23 remaining apartments. Many of the architectural details of the house, including the key lime coral floors, the pillars surrounding the courtyard, and the decorative medallions of famous personalities (Cleopatra, Gandhi, Rockefeller and more dissonantly Mussolini and Lenin) date to Freeman's time, which ended with his death in 1937, when the house was sold and rented as a apartment complex. By the 1980's, the building fell into disrepair, although most of the original fittings and artworks survived.

As with many famous buildings, Casa Casuarina has its share of mystery: Take a peek at the intricate tiled floor by the pool area. Rumor has it that the complex design holds a cryptic coded message.

There is even a rumor of secret doors and passageways throughout the mansion, although a door that used to lead from Versace's bedroom to an entertainment den has since been closed off.

It's also said that Versace maintained a pigeon coop beneath the rooftop observatory, and would use the messenger pigeons to send notes to friends.

Even 23,000 square feet wasn't enough to hold all of the designer's clothing. He added hidden cubbies around the property to store the overflow from his wardrobe. In some of the rooms, guests can still store their belongings out of sight. Details are scant on these rumors, but what's certain is that The Villa will continue to intrigue visitors, no doubt even more so when the TV series hits screens next year.

HOTEL INFORMATION: The Villa Casa Casuarina 1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139 +1 786-485-2200

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