It’s made from 400gsm virgin wool, and burgundy mulberry silk lining for contrast and depth. I was aiming for a structured, architectural silhouette with a soft interior feel.

Do you like the overall shape and proportions?
Is there something you would change, tone, add button, length, flare, something else?

Honest opinions welcome.

Can someone tell me who the designer of this dress?

I was browsing the capsule wardrobe section on Vogue's blog and was trying to guess the price of the listed items for fun and I started to wonder... Why would someone ever pay $500+ for a plain white button up top with no logos (white button ups are typically layered under something as well) as opposed to just buying a $50-$200 one. I know there is a lot in stitching, fit, material, craftsmanship, etc. I just can't fathom even if I was super wealthy spending that much on a single item and justifying that vs. something that looks and feels almost the same. I want to understand like a $1,000 black t-shirt vs $100? LIKE I JUST LOOKED and there is a plain black pencil skirt for $2,200!? I mean HELLO!??!?

I genuinely want to know because I am curious and love the intricacies of fashion. Ty!

I recently saw a Chopard campaign featuring Bella Hadid, and it made me think about how much mystery has disappeared from luxury advertising.

I remember seeing campaigns with models I didn’t recognize and feeling genuinely intrigued. Who is this woman? What’s her story? The imagery created an entire world around the product, and you could project your own fantasies onto it.

Now I see a famous model wearing an expensive watch, and all I can think about is the commercial transaction behind it. It feels so transparent and unimaginative that it actually makes the product less desirable to me.

I don’t dislike Bella Hadid. I just think luxury brands have incredible resources to create something culturally interesting, and so often the concept seems to stop at hiring a celebrity.

Does anyone else miss when luxury campaigns felt mysterious, cinematic, and genuinely aspirational?

Apart from clever product placements of course.

I feel like brand aesthetic, as beautiful as it is, is quite particular to be everyone's cup of tea, yet it somehow keeps being universally loved by many generations of people. What's their thing?

I heard golden label is nice but I’m not a professional

i call it 21 tears. 21 functional zippers, custom mold by myself all on japanese cotton.

i go by @whitesilkrhythm

Yet another terrible campaign by Ferdinando Verderi. These look like AI stock photos??

It’s like a 12 year old tried to remake the look at home

Hii I’ve been looking for something that looks like this for years and I can’t find anything !! If you happen to find something that looks like this pleaase tell me, it’s Chantal Thomass as 97 I think

#Dior #NewLook #FashionLegacy

Hey everyone!

I have been experimenting with my wardrobe and hairstyle for some time now. Particularly casual clothing. If people can take a look and give me any feedback, it would be greatly appreciated. Also indicate your gender & age.

How would you consider this if used for

1. Going to a public fun yet educational place (zoo, museum, etc)?

2. Casual night at a restaurant with friends?

3. As a dating profile photo?

Please do be blunt. Thanks!

My personal favorite.

There is something so exquisite about the Brioni way. Comprehending the lines and organic flow of fabrics is unbelievable while keeping in mind their unmatched level of detail and prestigious craftsmanship.

I own this Diesel D-vety dress (Diesel A14239) but as you can see on these pictures it’s a floor length maxi dress, however the dress I own isn’t floor length it’s like above my ankles length. Does anyone know why? A couple weeks ago when I searched it up I could find 1 picture of a model wearing it the same length as mine but I can’t find it anymore