Welcome to this week of fashion, BazaarGlass-enclosed guide to what the industry is talking about.
Jack Emmass goes to the banana White lotus Star John Grease
Jon Gries traded a Thai resort for a scenic golf course.
With Jacquemus' new campaign, White lotus The star is seen posing on well-maintained lawns, while sports pieces from the French luxury brand play rounds of golf, drive in sunny yellow cars, posing with a ton of… bananas?
For context, the banana was a repetitive motif of Jaque Mass last week. Fashion House has opened a new Custerdy color store in Los Angeles. There, customers shop, sit on bright yellow sofas and munch on banana ice cream.
Fresh from the season 3 finale White lotusit's great to see grease peel off serious veneers and show off his playful side.
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Sabrina Carpenter enjoys Versace and beach “Vacanza”
Last year, Sabrina Carpenter dominated summer playlists along with the inevitable earworm, “espresso.” Well, thanks to a new beach-like campaign from Versace, she seems poised to dominate the season once again.
In the shoot entitled “La Vacanza,” Carpenter wears a tag bag and more, including a sparkling gold dress, a strappy black heel, a tag bag, and more, alongside a beach chair, a poolside and of course a Versace towel.
The photo was captured by Carlijn Jacobs, the second time Carpenter has collaborated with the home. Last December, the “Please Please Please” singer joined another model, Alexandre Sarr, in a big name sunglasses campaign to sport Versace's bold eyewear. Now she has moved into ready-made clothes.
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Drewster Key Model Cartier is tailored to praise
When you wear a Cartier, you make a statement.
Cartier jewelry is a good reason for people to pay attention, but becoming a Drewster Key catches even more. So it's no surprise that the actor made waves this week when he posed for a new campaign for a gorgeous jewelry maker.
Photos released by Cartier show Starkey modeling classic watches like Beynoa, Santos de Cartier and Tank, joined by other models Rafael Quenard.
With Father's Day rounding the corner, it seems the brand is tweaking us towards the perfect gift.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley launches closet sale at Vestiaire Collective
Another day, another celebrity closet sale.
Today, Vestiaire Collective has announced 40 curations from the Rosie Huntington-Whiteley closet. All proceeds from sales go to The King's Trust, a nonprofit organization aimed at helping young people from underprivileged backgrounds acquire skills, education and employment.
“Vestiaire Collective is a major platform for round fashion and will be the perfect place to give these pieces a second life in a stylish and sustainable way,” Huntington-Whiteley said in a statement. “Fashion has always been a meaningful part of my career and I love that this collaboration will help young people build their futures while expanding their impact.”
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Schiaparelli embraces the art of baring it all with its Spring 2025 visual project
Schiaparelli is raw and naked for her latest visual project.
The luxury fashion brand supported the Spring 2025 collection with images from a new series, photographed by Drew Vickers and styled by Malina Joseph Gilchrist.
For the campaign, Bibi Breslin throws nude completely on many photos, featuring branded sculpture dresses, jewelry making statements, and handbags like faces. The image captures the strength and stunning beauty behind Creative Director Daniel Roseberry's designs, making it another artistic step for the home.
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Karl Lagerfeld's beloved Chopet wins a star in Hibro's anniversary campaign
You're welcome, Choupette.
The late Karl Lagerfeld's beloved Berman Cat has brought her back to brilliant modeling thanks to a new campaign celebrating the 20th anniversary of Hublot's Big Bang Collection.
Hublot CEO Julien Tornare shared the following statement: “The Big Bang represents the revolution in watchmaking, the perfect union of tradition and modernity. While still rooted in the value of luxury watchmaking, such as artisan quality and attention, Hublot has managed to position the Big Bang by innovating our industry in the Big Bang industry. Celebrate the courage to break the mold and experiment without fear of exceeding it.”
This campaign seeks to celebrate the brand's goofy side. Choupette's photos are certainly unexpected and certainly experiment with fun.
Choupette is no stranger to the camera, appearing in advertisements for Shu Uemura Beauty and German car companies, alongside Lagerfeld, in numerous magazine covers. And despite losing its ownership in 2019, the Blue Cream Cat is one of the richest pets in the world and is currently estimated to be worth $13 million.
