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Wednesday, 11 September 2024
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Raffles Celebrates New Campaign With Fashion Week Dinner

On Tuesday night at Indochine, everyone was talking about the butler. Luxury hospitality brand Ruffles hosted a dinner during fashion week to celebrate the release of its new campaign, “The Butler Did It,” that highlights the butler service at their properties worldwide. Images from the campaign were set at every dinner seat, and the team behind the imagery were on hand to detail their creation. “When I met first with Claudia [Kozma Kaplan, global head of brand] and Omer [Acar, chief executive officer], I said, what’s the one thing that makes Raffles different than all the other fabulous hotels? They’re like ‘our butlers. They take care of everything before you even realize you need it,'” said Trey Laird, who led creative on the campaign. “It’s like, oh — ‘the butler did it.’ So I thought, I want to make it this eccentric thing that these crazy, stylish, amazing guests go and the butler takes care of everything — their wildest requests.” He cast model Tim Easton in the role of the butler, and Waris Ahluwalia (“he makes everything like a movie,” Laird said) and Robert Rabensteiner in the role of the campaign guests. “Dylan [Don] had done this great shoot with Waris that I

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Tuesday, 10 September 2024
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Inside Frame’s NYFW Dinner With Alix Earle, Joan Smalls and More

The Frame dinner has become a staple of every New York Fashion Week. Typically held a few days into the week (this year’s fell on Monday), the dinner is marked for being a late-night, laid-back affair where denim is obviously welcome, the drinks are plentiful and the objective is nothing more than having a good time. This year the brand gathered their loyal crowd at Mr. Chow’s Midtown location, where lychee martinis were the drink of choice. Influencer Alix Earle, who has been a staple of fashion events for the last year, was there, having flown up from Miami for the occasion. (She is the face of Frame’s newest campaign.) Other guests included models Joan Smalls, Dilone, Toni Garn and Taylor Hill; musician Charlotte Lawrence (yes, she’s everywhere this week); actress Taylour Paige; actor Paul Wesley, and musician Giveon. It was a fashion family affair as well. Sisters Amelia Gray Hamlin and Delilah Belle, mother-daughter duo Gucci Westman and Gray Neville, and Natalie Massenet and daughters Isabella Massenet and Ava Massenet were all there. Fashion industry nepo babies Leni Klum, Lila Moss and Grace Burns, fresh off of walking behind her mother Christy Turlington Burns at the Ralph Lauren show, also swung

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Celebrities Front Row at Tory Burch Spring 2025: Michelle Williams, Elizabeth Olsen and More

Michelle Williams, Elizabeth Olsen, Mindy Kaling, Jodie Turner-Smith, Lukita Maxwell, Charlotte Lawrence, Maude Apatow, Song Yuqi and KiKi Layne headed to the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn on Monday evening for Tory Burch’s spring 2025 show.  It was Turner-Smith’s first show of the week.  “I love her eye for design, her creative aesthetic. I was very interested to see what the season would bring,” she said of coming to see Burch’s latest.  Turner-Smith chose a structured, textured jacket with a high collared shirt for the occasion. “I really love how it was kind of like a menswear-y feel, obviously so chic and elegant and feminine, almost military, and also schoolboy,” she said.  After New York, Turner-Smith will head to London, though she stayed mum as to what show she’ll attend. “You’ll see,” she smiled. Next to her, Williams was feeling nostalgic.  “When I first moved to New York City, I remember when the [Tory Burch] store opened on Elizabeth Street, and I remember how it really made that NoLIta area into a very exciting shopping destination,” Williams said. “Today, it’s such a memory for me, being 16, 17, 18 years old and wandering those streets.” The actress was dressed in a metallic knit sleeveless sweater and coordinating skirt for the

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Monday, 9 September 2024
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Celebrities Front Row at Coach Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear: Jayson Tatum, Charles Melton and More

On Monday afternoon, Coach staged its latest runway show close to home: the stretch of the New York City Highline right outside its Hudson Yards headquarters. It was a quintessential New York setting for the brand’s love letter to the city — and an opportunity for the crowd to see Pamela Rosenkranz’s hot pink “Old Tree” sculpture before it gets swapped for a giant pigeon sculpture this fall. Front-row guests included several stars of Coach’s fall “Unlock Your Courage” campaign. “It’s such a dream come true to be a part of a great company; to be part of a brand that has so much history and beautiful narrative and storytelling,” said Charles Melton, sitting next to fellow campaign face Storm Reid before the show. “I second everything Charles said,” added Reid. “I’ve been working with Coach for a really long time, so it really feels like a familial relationship, rather than a work relationship. So I’m just happy to be here,” she said, before showing off her green Statue of Liberty earring, part of Coach’s Big Apple-themed accessory lineup. Fellow Coach ambassador and fall campaign face Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics joined them in the front row shortly before the show got

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Put Your Phone Down — Gen Z Fashion Cool Girls Use Film Cameras Now.

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. What’s your Instagram style? Are you an avid photo-dumper with curated carousels or do go for the occasional one-off portrait? Whether you’re a comical captioner or prefer prose, the most important part of any grid post, of course, is the image you’re sharing. If you’re looking for an easy way to upgrade your grid and better highlight your most Instagram-worthy moments, consider swapping your iPhone lens for one of the best film cameras that come approved by Gen Z fashion cool girls. There have never been more photo editing features to filter your ‘flicks, be it FaceTune or eerily accurate AI tools. But, let’s face it, nobody has time to fuss with their photos all day (especially if you prefer a hefty photo dump), plus social media trends are shifting away from overly-edited imagery, anyway. Blame it on Gen Z’s candid internet presence across apps like TikTok or BeReal, or consider the golden rule to achieving an It-girl aura — trying too hard never looks cool. Not only do film cameras produce a perfectly imperfect image with a built-in filter (that

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Net-a-porter Brings the Fashion Week Crowd Downtown to Eel Bar

Each year Net-a-porter takes over a New York hot spot for its annual fashion week party. This year, the newly opened Eel Bar in the Lower East Side was the setting, an opportunity for industry insiders and friends of the retailer to catch up amid the busy show schedule. Guests at the lively late-afternoon party included Tiffany Haddish, Charlotte Lawrence, Ego Nwodim, Clara McGregor and Moses Ingram; models Veronica Webb, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Kate Love, Richie Shazam, Ruby Aldridge and Ivy Getty, and designers including Adam Lippes, Brandon Maxwell, Christopher John Rogers, Jennifer Fisher and Rebecca Vallance. Many guests were dressed in outfits featured in Net-a-porter’s “Power Play” campaign, which launched on the site Monday. Net-a-porter signature cocktail “Alison’s Spicy Skinny Margarita” — named for the site’s interim chief executive officer Alison Loehnis — was on offer alongside bites from the restaurant, including patatas fritas and dulce, which were dispensed by a vintage vending machine. Blood orange granitas served as a nightcap as guests headed out. The weekend was coming to a close, but fashion week was still far from over. Richie Shazam at the Net-a-porter NYFW cocktail party. TyLynn Nguyen at the Net-a-porter NYFW cocktail party.

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Sunday, 8 September 2024
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Getting Ready in Vintage Stella McCartney for TIFF With Brenda Song

In the midst of all the New York Fashion Week action, the Toronto International Film Festival is having its fair share of major style moments. Over the weekend, Gia Coppola’s new film “The Last Showgirl” had its premiere, and is already earning rave reviews. The film stars Pamela Anderson as a longtime Las Vegas showgirl named Shelley, who is told that the show she leads will close permanently in two weeks. The film also stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Brenda Song, Dave Bautista, Kiernan Shipka and Billie Lourd. For the big premiere night, Song, who broke out on the Disney Channel in the 2000s, wore an “incredible” vintage Stella McCartney gown styled by Elizabeth Stewart’s team. Song started the day “steaming my dress at 6 a.m.,” before moving onto glam with Richard Grant on hair and Tami El-Sombati on makeup.  “It’s all about the skin prep and yes, I’m in my pjs,” she captioned a photo of the process. Makeup was “a bronze smokey eye” and hair was “‘effortless’ waves that take a lot of effort and talent.” To complete the vibe of the look, makeup artist El-Sombati “brought an early 2000s digital camera with her and took some fun shots on our way

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