Warmth Was Never About The Outside: The Besties for Moncler Campaign

In a spectacular fusion of cinematic legends and high-end fashion, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino have come together for Moncler's latest campaign, aptly named "Warmer Together" This unexpected collaboration brings two of Hollywood’s most iconic actors into the realm of luxury outerwear, blending legacy with contemporary style in a way that perfectly aligns with Moncler's reputation for innovation and elegance.

Moncler, known for its premium down jackets and cutting-edge collaborations, has chosen De Niro and Pacino not only for their legendary status but also for their longstanding friendship, which adds a genuine layer of warmth and camaraderie to the campaign. The project captures the spirit of companionship and resilience, qualities that resonate with both the brand’s identity and the enduring bond between the two actors.

The visual narrative of this campaign is minimalist yet powerful, highlighting the actors’ strong screen personas alongside the versatility and craftsmanship of Moncler's designs.

In addition to celebrating their friendship, the campaign serves as a nod to the timeless appeal of classic style infused with contemporary utility – a hallmark of Moncler’s ongoing evolution. This partnership exemplifies how fashion and celebrity culture can intersect to create a compelling story that resonates with a wide audience.

“Warmer Together” is more than a marketing campaign—it is a celebration of friendship, legacy, and distinctive style, as interpreted through the lens of two of entertainment’s most enduring figures.

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Alexander Wang Comes Back With A Runway

Alexander Wang stages his first runway since his sexual assault by multiple men in Los Angeles. The show ‘s highlight was to celebrate Asian American Community. Coi Leray, Kimora Lee Simmons, and Real Housewives stars Lisa Rinna and Erika Jayne sat front row while Alessandra Ambrosio, Adriana Lima, Candice Swanepoel, and Amelia Gray Hamlin were among the show's A-list runway walkers,.

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Runner Sculpture Sneaks from Balenciaga

Only 20 units have been made and are available in its retail stores. You may find them in cities including Beijing, Beverly Hills, Dubai, Hong Kong, London, Monaco, Paris, Shanghai, and Tokyo stores or on the brand’s webstores. The Balenciaga Runner Sculpture recasts the Runner Sneaker — which is “a patchwork of athletic and DIY references introduced in 2021” — as a “life-sized, entirely hand-crafted, inflexible piece in glazed ceramic”.

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Manolo Blahnik x Birkenstock

Something regal is coming from Manolo Blahnik. The designer has teamed up with Birkenstock to create a crystallised capsule of the classic German sandal. It’s the epitome of fashion meets function.

“Birkenstocks have been in my wardrobe since the very beginning (of time!!) I have loved and worn mine for many years. I am thrilled that we have been able to collaborate, fusing the Manolo Blahnik aesthetic with the everyday comfort of Birkenstocks is simply wonderful!” said the eponymous shoe designer.

The first release drops March 24 on 1774.com, manoloblahnik.com as well as Manolo Blahnik retail locations and selected retailers worldwide. It doesn’t end there, stay tuned, because a second drop of styles will also be arriving come June.

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Why It Is Important to Shop Less and Shop Quality

We have all heard the saying "quality over quantity." Which would you choose when it comes to shopping? It seems Gen Z, Gen Alpha and Beta are all about sustainability, clean planet and reducing the waste.

Shopping quality falls into the category of waste reduction, because we shop less but buy more durable, good fabric product. Products last longer and more likely to resell. It's important to buy fewer, high-quality items than it is to buy a lot of low end items. Not only will you save money in the long run, but you'll also be happier with your purchases.

Saves money in the long run

Buying fewer but better-quality items can save you money in the long run. Not only will these things last longer, but shopping less frequently means there is less opportunity for impulse purchases and other mistakes (such as buying something that doesn't fit). If you're looking to save some cash, consider shopping less but shopping quality instead of quantity.

Reduce waste

Reducing carbon footprint is important for the future of our planet. Shopping for higher-quality items means they last longer and are more likely to be recycled or resold when no longer needed, which reduces waste in landfills. You'll also reduce your carbon footprint by shopping less often - each time you make a purchase, energy is used from the manufacturing process and transportation of goods to get them into stores.

You'll be happier with your purchases

When we buy something new, it's exciting. But that excitement can fade quickly if the item doesn't last long or doesn't fit our needs. By buying fewer, higher-quality items, we're more likely to be happy with our purchases and use them for a longer period of time.

Consider these reasons when making your next purchase.

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The key takeaways from the Balenciaga fall 2022 collection

The '90s are the decade in which I realized I loved fashion," Demna told Vogue. Demna's goal is to bring the golden age of the 1990s back to life so he approached this collection in the style of a fashion documentary. With a series of polaroid shots Demna wanted to bring the golden age of the 1990's back. At that time Demna lived in Soviet-era Georgia. Deconstruction, minimalism and anti-fashion was something he was aiming for back in childhood and what remains today.

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And Just Like That Peloton Stock Drops

Carrie Bradshaw funeral outfit

Devastating, unecessary, brutal, mad are just some of the words fans describe the much anticipated And Just Like That series released on HBO Max.
Fans all over the wolrd were looking forward to a show that lifted the spirits as did the original Sex and the City series. What started out super cringy with producers trying to fit in as many social issues into one episode as possible, ended traumatic, leaving fans emotionally broken down. Big & Carrie are so important to fans — to rip that away in such a devastating fashion was cruel. Besides bad acting and horrible plots, peloton sales droped drastically after one of the main characters of “And Just Like That...”, Mr. Big, died after a 45-minute Peloton class.

According to CNBC Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum, a cardiologist and member of the Peloton's health and wellness advisory council, said she was saddened by the news of Mr. Big’s heart attack. Yet she chalked it up to his unhealthy habits. “Mr. Big lived what many would call an extravagant lifestyle — including cocktails, cigars, and big steaks — and was at serious risk as he had a previous cardiac event in Season 6,” she said in a statement. These lifestyle choices and perhaps even his family history, which often is a significant factor, were the likely cause of his death. Riding his Peloton Bike may have even helped delay his cardiac event.”

The world wanted to see hope and happy, to be inspired and instead we were reminded of how delicate our lives are once again, as if we don't see that daily in News. All we are saying is, where is the support group?

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Brooklyn Museum Will Welcome Major Dior Retrospective

Over 200 couture garments are coming to Brooklyn Museum . The retrospective will explore 70 years of history using archives photos and videos, sketches, accessories and elements of vintage perfume.

The exhibition explores Dior’s various sources of inspiration. The museum is transformed into an “enchanted garden” , includes a toile room, a tribute to Dior’s ateliers, includes separate rooms featuring dresses worn by celebrities.

Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams runs at the Brooklyn Museum from September 10, 2021, through February 20, 2022. Tickets are on sale to the general public.

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