This week, the fashion world faced the good, the bad and the ugly. For starters, Ye put on an impromptu YZYSZN9 show that caused a legitimate ruckus with t-shirts bearing a harmful hate slogan (read more for details); Y adidas placed their YEEZY partnership “under review.” Meanwhile, Paris Fashion Week has come to an end, marking the end of the Spring/Summer 2023 shows; and various celebrities attuned to fashion dominance: Jared Leto announced he’s making a movie about Karl Lagerfeld, Rosalía became the face of Acne Studios FW22, and Beyoncé starred in Tiffany & Co.’s latest “Lose Yourself in Love” campaign. .
Below, Hypebeast has rounded up the top fashion stories of the week so you can stay up to date on industry trends.
Ye’s controversial YZYSZN9 show sparked a media uprising
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Ye on Monday caused quite a stir with her impromptu show YZYSZN9 during Paris Fashion Week. The show, which took place off schedule, featured a t-shirt that read “White Lives Matter” on the back with an image of Pope John Paul II on the front alongside text that read “We will follow your example.” example)”, setting fire to social networks.
Several models were seen walking down the runway wearing the T-shirt bearing the phrase, which the Anti-Defamation League has deemed a hate slogan, prompting attendees to leave the presentation once it was shown. After the backlash, Ye posted on her Instagram Stories, “BLACK LIVES MATTER WAS A SCAM / NOW IT’S OVER / YOU ARE WELCOME.”
Since then, various public figures have taken to social media to voice their concerns, criticizing Ye for perpetuating hate; and legions of fashion figures and publications have since run op-eds on how Ye’s actions have caused irrefutable harm. See how social media reacted to Ye’s controversial “White Lives Matter” fashion statement here, and read about the fashion industry’s response to the situation here.
adidas placed partnership with Yeezy “under review”
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On Thursday, adidas announced that it was putting the YEEZY partnership “under review.” In a statement given to Hypebeast, the company said that “all [its] successful partnerships are based on mutual respect and shared values” and that “after repeated efforts to resolve the situation privately, we have made the decision to review the partnership”. Read the full brand statement below.
adidas has always focused on creativity, innovation and supporting athletes and artists to achieve their vision. The adidas Yeezy partnership is one of the most successful collaborations in the history of our industry. We are proud of our team who have worked tirelessly throughout our collaboration with Ye and the iconic products that were born from it. We also recognize that all successful partnerships are built on mutual respect and shared values. After repeated efforts to resolve the situation privately, we have made the decision to place the partnership under review. We will continue to co-manage the current product during this period.
In September, Ye said that adidas had offered him a $1 billion dollar buyout and later revealed that he had plans to leave adidas once his current contract with the label, which is due to expire in 2026, ends. received massive backlash for his controversial YZY SZN 9 fashion show, which may have played a role in adidas’ decision to review their partnership.
Androgynous outfits commanded Paris Fashion Week SS23
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Paris Fashion Week wrapped up its Spring/Summer 2023 runway shows earlier this week, marking the conclusion of this season’s fashion month. With more than 50 shows, PFW had a lot to offer and one trend did rise to the surface: androgynous costumes.
Those presenting genderless versions of formal wear included Botter, who started the week with heart-shaped lapels on suits, and The Row by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who debuted boxy blazers and wide-leg pants. Additionally, Valentino welcomed a series of tailored, relaxed-fit combinations; Vivienne Westwood and GmBH revealed rebellious and punk outfits that blended ’80s rave culture with maximalism; and Thom Browne, of course, put the men in pleated kilts.
For more on the subject, read Hypebeast’s full dive into Paris Fashion Week’s genderless outfits here.
Jared Leto revealed that he is making a movie about Karl Lagerfeld
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Jared Leto is slated to star in an upcoming movie about legendary fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, according to WWD. Leto’s production label with Emma Ludbrook, Paradox, will co-produce the project with Lagerfeld’s House of Karl Lagerfeld.
The close confidants of the late Chanel visionary, Pier Paolo Righi, Caroline Lebar and Sébastien Jondeau, are the executive producers of the film. A director is not yet attached to the project, as the producers are currently in talks with several filmmakers.
Plot details for the film are not available, although it is known that it will focus on Lagerfeld’s close circle, shown through a single lens. Stay tuned for more information when it becomes available.
Y/Project’s Fall 2022 Jean Paul Gaultier Collaboration Finally Released
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Y/Project’s Fall 2022 runway collection, made in collaboration with Jean Paul Gaultier, finally dropped this week.
While the collection had already set social media on fire on more than one occasion (see Joel Mcloughlin’s (aka Gallucks) viral take on the suit design), this week marked the first time the range had been made available to the public. . Standouts among the myriad of statement pieces include the Body Morph blazer and matching pants, Body Morph pajama shirt, long sleeve shirts, subversive tank tops and Le Male tees. There are also plenty of denim pieces with asymmetrical hems that are sure to draw some looks.
Shop the entire Y/Project x Jean Paul Gaultier collection on the Y/Project website.
Jean Touitou collaborated with himself for the APC 35th Anniversary Collection
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To toast APC’s 35th anniversary, Founder and Creative Director Jean Touitou chose to collaborate with himself on a collection titled “APC TOUITOU Interaction #17.”
APC, which stands for Atelier de Production et de Création, rarely produces flashy pieces, so it was only natural that Touitou’s latest installment would arrive in monochrome. Letting the tailoring and fabrications speak for themselves, the collection features a bevy of military-inspired P43 uniforms with velcro logo patches and detachable star pins, “Verdurin” branded varsity jackets, washed indigo jeans and sweaters. Shetland knit.
“Fashion has become what jazz always was: 20% notes and 80% attitude, as Miles Davis likes to say. This means you don’t need a great wardrobe to play well,” Touitou writes about his creative approach to this range.
The “APC Touitou Interaction #17” collection will be available in stores and online starting November 3.
Rosalía was named the face of Acne Studios FW22
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Rosalía became Acne Studios’ latest muse on Friday, starring in the label’s Fall/Winter 2022 campaign, photographed by Dutch artist Paul Kooiker. Tailoring images dress the Spanish singer in a multitude of key catwalk looks from Creative Director Jonny Johansson’s FW22 range, ranging from a double-breasted maxi leather vest to a perfectly tailored blazer without flashy lapels or pockets. .
At a time when fashion meets music, Rosalía’s leading role in the campaign is a testament to the power of her own celebrity. Posed against an ethereal and otherworldly backdrop, the images not only celebrate Acne Studios’ expert craftsmanship, but also fittingly introduce Rosalía to The Hose as the latest face of hers.
Read the full Acne Studios FW22 campaign with Rosalía here.
Beyoncé Starred in Tiffany & Co.’s Latest Studio 54-Inspired “Lose Yourself In Love” Video
With the “Summer Revival,” Beyoncé unveiled her latest Tiffany & Co. “Lose Yourself In Love” campaign video. Notably, the image comes as the longest Revival-adjacent video to date, as Bey has yet to has posted a full video for none of the tracks on his recently released album.
For Tiffany, Queen B draws on the intrigue of New York City’s infamous Studio 54 nightclub. In the video, the Houston-raised artist enters the exclusive nightclub wearing a striking crystal gown and, of course, a bevy of Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Paying homage to her latest album, the video then sees Beyoncé sitting on the glass horse featured on the cover of Renaissance.
Burberry Delivered an exploratory “Night Creatures” campaign
Said to honor the “power of curiosity and exploration of the unknown,” Burberry’s “Night Creatures” campaign centers on three main characters, each of whom sees their night boldly interrupted by unreal creatures. The visual, which was created in collaboration with MEGAFORCE, crosses the line between reality and its alternative, ensuring that British luxury brand Check stands out amidst all the chaos.
Dancing around a dark London, the characters sport the label’s new “Night Check”, which has a “Dark Charcoal Blue” base and a bright white check pattern. The new print appears on puffer jackets, technical fleeces, t-shirts and knitwear throughout the video. Aside from evening-ready fabric, the featured collection includes colour-blocked nylon jackets, an oversized parka and a trench coat.
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