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STYLE NOTES LOVE IS LOVE

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IN MEMORY OF PETER LINDBERGH

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Love, just as photography,

is not always what it seems. Is much more than what people can see at first sight, and even more of what they can feel through it; to truly understand the existing love between two persons, you need to know their story, how they act when they are together and the relationship that unites them

- family, friends, lovers - the connection that only they share. Sometimes you can feel it and sometimes you simply can not understand what is going on between them. The same happens with photography, each photographer has their own style, their own preferences and takes photographs following their own eye. That is why we can understand what some photographers are trying to express with their photos or how the model feels, and some others that we simply can not understand what is going on. This month’s number is in memory of Peter Lindbergh, one of the most important photographers in the fashion world that has passed away this last month.

His life and trajectory have made his photographs evolve to the point where they convey emotions when someone looks at them and his usual use of black and white intensifies, even more, this feeling. His death will be a great loss for the fashion world. That is why, in his honour, Style Notes has decided to commemorate him with using as covers the two last photoshoots that Lindbergh has done with us. It is important to realise how precious every moment is, because people come and go without warning, but I guess, that’s life. So let’s live and appreciate everything that surrounds us.

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Fendi Love is love, page19 Left: Hiandra Martinez wears a Louis Vuitton jacket, vest, shirt, pants, brooches, and loafers; Bulgari earrings and ring. Tahaira Caton wears Bulgari earrings.

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BACK TO LEATHER

Go for leather! From pants to jackets and full looks, we have seen them all on the runway.

Model Eniola Abioro wearing Altuzarra‘s Resort 2019 collection. Photographed by Ethan James Green, Vanessa Traina as creative director and Melanie Huynh as stylist.

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ALL STYLE PANTS

FULL LEATHER 2 3

SOMEONE SAID SKIRT?

From above: jacket, £59.99, skirt, £25.99, boots, £119. All from Zara. Down from left blouse, £25.99, skirt, £49.99. Both from Zara. Skirt, £25.99, Zara. Isabel Marant Bottega Veneta Akris Hermès

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Hermès

MINIMAL WITH A TWIST

The Row Acne Studios Jil Sander Ryan Roche Loewe Stella McCartney Alexa Chung Boss Ronald Mouret Chanel Tod’s Lemaire Max Mara

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Margaret Howell

AUTUMN PALETTE

Unsaturated colours are the new-in this season. From pink to brown, all the shades will be a must.

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Above from left models: Sora Choi, Jonas Mason, Rishi Robin, Liya Kebede, Yorgelis Marte. Wearing Salvatore Ferragamo. Photographed by Harley Weir, Paul Andrew as creative director and Jodie Barnes as stylist.

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Saint Laurent Isabel Marant Halpern Alberta Ferratti Balmain

SHINE BRIGHT

80’s

are back. Sparkling pieces are the last world for day and night

Carolina for L’Officiel Thailand.

Photography:

Agata Serge.

Styling: Mimi

Kim. Hair: Riad

Azar. Makeup: Yui

Ishibashi

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From top: Inside the exhibition, 70 years of Dior.

from

Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams

Victoria and Albert Museum hosts the largest Dior exhibition, showing the house path throughout the years and the different creative directors.

The exhibition begins in 1947, when the Dior brand was founded, and ends today. Throughout the

exhibition, more than 500 objects are displayed to show the impact of the house with the “New look” silhouette and how it has changed with the years. In the exhibition can be found specific dresses that were made for celebrities or royalty such as the dress that Dior himself made for the 21st birthday of Princess Margaret, the Swarovsky crystal-encrusted dress made by John Galliano for the 2008 J’Adore perfume campaign worn by Charlize Theron, or some of the most exquisite dresses made for the Cannes festival.

The main difference between this exhibition and the one held in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris with the same title is that the one on the V&A Museum has a new section that shows the passion that the designer Christian Dior had for the British culture. One of the most outstanding lounge that the exhibition encapsulates will probably be “the fantasy of the ball”. This selection will show 70 years of the most impressive formal evening wear, showing the indubitable skill of the haute couture atelier and the Christian Dior’s vision of formalwear.

The exhibition will be in the V&A Museum until the 1st of January of 2020.

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Below, top: Christian Dior with model Lucky, circa 1955. Bottom: Sketch by Christian Dior for model Oxford, Spring-Summer 1947 Haute Couture collection.

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LOVE IS LOVE

BECAUSE LOVE DOESN’T HAVE TO BE IN A ROMANTIC WAY AND THINGS ARE NOT ALWAYS AS WE IMAGINE.

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Jacquelyn Jablonski in a Valentino dress; Bulgari pendant, bracelets, and ring; Commando briefs; Dorateymur shoes. Jacquelyn Jablonski in a Gucci dress, belt and boots; Taylor Hill in a Gucci dress, tights, and sandals.

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Lindsey Wixon in a Anok and Alim Yai in Balenciaga tops and pantashoes.

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Lindsey Wixon in a Givenchy bustier top and skirt; Bulgari earrings, pendant, and ring; Dorateymur shoes; Stella Maxwell in a Givenchy bra and skirt; Bulgari pendant, bracelet, and ring; Her own earrings; Gianvito Rossi pumps.

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Hiandra Martinez in a Max Mara shirt, bermuda shorts, cap and necktie. Watch, Bulgari. Alton Maxon in a Max Mara shirt, bermuda shorts, cap and necktie