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The key guest of the brand’s event in Milan, Madison shared with WWD her favorite jewelry piece, which Tiffany & Co. gifted ...
She kept accessories classic, opting for a diamond-encrusted choker featuring a square-cut center stone and matching ...
Emilio Pucci, the eponymous label founded by the aristocrat Don Emilio Pucci, the Marchese di Barsento in 1947, is best known for its bold, geometric prints. Since its first fashion show in Florence ...
Fashion archivists, designers and home organizers share their best advice for keeping moths, stains and other wardrobe nuisances at bay.
Part museum, part restaurant, the family-run Lakruwana offers an exuberant celebration of the small island nation’s food.
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SHEfinds on MSNEva Mendes Wears A Flowy Pleated Dress For ‘Elle France’ CoverThough Eva Mendes has stepped away from acting for now, she continues to turn heads with her timeless beauty—this time on the cover of Elle France. The actress looked radiant in a pale blue Stella ...
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La grande bellezza: how Giorgio Armani's exquisite couture beguiled HollywoodGiorgio Armani is a quiet revolutionary, but a powerful one. This year, he celebrates the 50th anniversary of a brand whose ...
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Nicki Swift on MSNLauren Sanchez's Dry PDA Moment With Jeff Confirms What We Suspected About Their MarriageLauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos had yet another awkward moment of public affection, sparking rumors that all is not right in ...
Created by Italian fashion designer Emilio Pucci, the abstract print first appeared in the collections of his eponymous brand in the Sixties. Combining bold colour with kaleidosco ...
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Cinema Express on MSNCannes 2025: Cannes Film Festival Diary— Uneasy mix of the political, conservative and HollywoodCannes openers have never been much to write home about. So, the world’s biggest celebration of cinema kicked off to a predictable start this year as well, with a middling, underwhelming opening film, ...
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