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Maria Grazia Chiuri departs Dior — her final show, the Cruise 2025 collection in Rome, has become a farewell Chiuri was the first woman to serve as Dior’s creative director, shaping the house with deeply layered collections. Speculation now points to a possible return to Fendi, where her career began and where she co-created the iconic Baguette bag. Given her ties to Rome and the recent restoration of Teatro della Cometa, a homecoming to Fendi feels like a natural next chapter We’re keeping a close eye on developments 👀

Polish artist Andrzej Wróblewski with his wife, 1954

All week we’ve been keeping up with our favorite couples’ adorable moments: Zendaya and Tom looking exhausted, the Biebers soaking up beach vibes, and newlyweds J.Lo and Ben Affleck glowing with love. So if you’re still craving romance, here’s a curated list of timeless love stories: 1. The Family Man, 2000 Director: Brett Ratner 2. The Notebook, 2004 Director: Nick Cassavetes 3. Me, Myself & Irene, 1999 Director: Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly 4. The Big Wedding, 2013 Director: Justin Zackham 5. Something's Gotta Give, 2003 Director: Nancy Meyers Save this list before you lose it! 💾

Saturday morning, and Kris Jenner’s latest London outing delivers *yet* another fashion moment. The Jenner matriarch channelled her inner Andrea Sachs from The Devil Wears Prada—or at least, her wardrobe. Yesterday, Kris stepped out in the iconic Chanel jacket famously worn by Anne Hathaway’s character. But make no mistake: she’s never been anyone’s assistant. She stamped the look with her own signature—a crocodile-skin Hermès Mini Kelly that quietly screams authority. Somewhere, we can only imagine Miranda Priestly letting out a begrudging sigh.

Louis Vuitton debuts makeup — beauty’s new era 💄 Tuesday, LV launched its first beauty line, joining Chanel, Armani, Gucci, Prada, and Hermès — last to enter, but with record prices: $160 lip balm, $250 eyeshadow palette. Dubbed a “galaxy of unattainability” by Business of Fashion. Designed by Konstantin Grcic, developed by Pat McGrath — merging art and luxury. First reactions? Shock over cost. Niche creams exceed $300, but core luxury items hover near $60. Hermès made headlines at $81 for lipstick in 2022. Can LV justify $160? Only time will tell. Image/text/source: Business of Fashion #LouisVuitton #LuxuryBeauty #MakeupLaunch Frontrowpass

And as per tradition, here's a quick list of films to get you in the Halloween spirit! A perfect way to spend the evening—even if you're skipping the costumes and wild parties. 1. Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, 1988 Director: James Signorelli 2. The Witches of Eastwick, 1987 Director: George Miller 3. Hocus Pocus, 1993 Director: Kenny Ortega 4. Edward Scissorhands, 1990 Director: Tim Burton 5. Sleepy Hollow, 1999 Director: Tim Burton 6. In the Mouth of Madness, 1994 Director: John Carpenter Drop your favorite horror movie in the comments below. 🎃

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Burberry SS23 “The collection is inspired by the beach as a place where humanity converges — a point where different worlds meet,” says Riccardo Tisci.

Jennie is always in Chanel. Can't wait to see her look on the runway. 💅🏼

That rare moment when the dress code is followed to the letter: Travis Scott met Tim Cook at Apple’s launch event this year. His look included the rare 1990s Omega Sports Apple sneakers — originally released only as gifts for Apple employees 👟

Today, yet again checking the weather forecast, it hit us: your year-round best friend is still a well-tailored, high-quality trench coat. And as recent celebrity outings keep proving, you can’t go wrong with a leather trench — though if you lean toward timeless classics, make sure to add the brand Tauen to your favorites. Right now, Tauen is holding a sale on spring trenches and winter coats with discounts from 20% to 50% off 🤍 And here’s a little insider tip: you can place your order online or visit their offline showroom in Moscow. https://tauen.ru/store

Last week, Pete Davidson returned to his roots as a guest and host on Saturday Night Live—the show he stepped away from a year ago after years as a regular cast member and scene-stealer. Right now, TikTok’s biggest meme is a remix of “I’m Just Ken” from Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie. Pete flipped the track, casting himself as Ken—with full-on self-deprecating humor, jokes about past relationships, B.D.E., and the ultimate punchline: a nod to his recent car accident. Let’s just say this version got stuck in your admins’ heads *way* too fast 👀

Either we go with the classic approach.

Fingers crossed the toughest decision this summer will be picking the worst look from the Gucci x Adidas collab Drop date, by the way, is June 7

Interiors For Today by Studio Vista London and Whitney Library of Design New York, 1974

Ah, look what we’ve stumbled upon in the wilds of social media—a true dream for ceramicware enthusiasts. Enter Onion Fairy (yes, that’s her handle), a craftswoman who hand-makes custom ceramic tableware sets on request. Each collection typically includes four large mugs, four medium-sized ones, and four teacups—plus four plates, a serving tray, and even a vase. Every set has a name and stands apart from the rest in every way: shape, design, and color. Our personal favorites? “Can You Plant Cabbage?”, “Storm Season”, and “Last Flowers of Summer”. Onion Fairy is steadily growing her following on the banned social platform, thanks to her atmospheric photography and genuinely original take on tableware. Her posts regularly hit 10,000 likes. Pity she only ships to the US and Canada. She’s based in Sutton—a tiny town with just 4,500 residents. But that hasn’t stopped her from creating pieces people worldwide want to get their hands on.

Lewis Hamilton, seven-time Formula 1 world champion and the first driver in history to secure 100 Formula 1 victories, is now Dior’s newest ambassador and guest designer. From a social media post, we’ve learned that the lookbook for the British driver’s upcoming collection features two footwear styles: the «Snow Sneaker» and the «B44 Blade LH» — designs clearly inspired by Lewis’s bold personal style. The first, rooted in skiwear aesthetics, stands out with its chunky silhouette and monochrome palette. The second cleverly combines his initials and iconic race number 44 in the name — a fitting tribute to his legacy. The Dior capsule collection, co-created with Lewis Hamilton, drops in stores and online October 17.

Here are some festive episodes to brighten your day 🤍🎄 1. Stranger Things Season 2, Episode 9: "Chapter Nine: The Gate" Christmas 1984 2. Hey Arnold! Season 1, Episode 11: "Arnold's Christmas" Christmas 1995 3. How I Met Your Mother Season 1, Episode 11: "The Limo" Christmas 2006 4. The Office Season 7, Episodes 11–12: "Christmas Wishes" Christmas 2009 5. Ted Lasso Season 2, Episode 4: "Carol of the Bells" Christmas 2020 6. Sherlock Season 2, Episode 1: "A Scandal in Belgravia" Christmas 2010

Next up, we move to the Gucci show. Sabato De Sarno has already taken some heat from critics for predictable silhouettes and overly literal styling. We share the frustration—but won’t pile on. The collection is undeniably straightforward in its commercial appeal, yet it feels sincere. Your editors can save the rotten tomatoes for another time—Gucci isn’t half bad this season.

On a now-banned social network, we came across the artwork of an artist named Nur Shukry. Born and based in Egypt, Nur’s passion for drawing has been evident since childhood—something that once seemed incomprehensible to those around her, yet ultimately led to her recognition, and yes, even popularity. Her pieces feature portraits of well-known artists, simple yet stylish everyday objects like headphones, and occasionally, depictions of branded clothing. Recently, Nur opened her first exhibition in Cairo at a local creative space. It feels like a perfect moment where beauty and creativity come together, undeniably, in one place.