Fashion editor’s diary: Half-naked Julia Fox on Rollacoaster cover, Paul Mescal in Gucci loafer campaign and other fashion news of the week

Fashion editor’s diary: Half-naked Julia Fox on Rollacoaster cover, Paul Mescal in Gucci loafer campaign and other fashion news of the week

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Hello to all fashion lovers! Your fashion editor is here. There are so many trends and brands in my world that I decided to keep an online diary where I will note the most important things in the industry. And although such diaries are often called personal, mine is open to all readers – so you will be aware of the most interesting things.

The third week of October was really busy. On Monday, the entire fashion industry was discussing the news of Davide Renne’s appointment as creative director of Moschino. Meanwhile, he worked for almost 20 years at Gucci, where he was the head designer of women’s clothing. On Tuesday, everyone admired the half-naked Julia Fox on the cover of Rollacoaster magazine and the incredibly charismatic Paul Mescal in the new campaign for Gucci loafers. And all the fashionistas were discussing Jonathan Anderson’s post on a banned social network, in which he boasted of a gift from Pharrell Williams – a bag from the new Louis Vuitton collection. And of course, we can’t help but mention Kadri Bi in the advertising campaign of Kim Kardashian’s Skims brand.

There were really many interesting events this week, so I suggest you take a short digital journey with me into the latest news from the world of fashion and learn a little more about our domestic brands, advertising campaigns and collections. Shall we begin?


October is coming to an end, which means it’s time to really warm up. First of all, I advise you to re-read our material on the basic autumn-winter wardrobe, and secondly, to go shopping for fashionable (but very warm) new items. They can be found in the new collection of the Totti brand, codenamed “Wind of Change”. For the cold season, the brand’s design team has prepared short wool coats and straight-cut maxi length models (by the way, this is the main trend of the season).

Totti also has a collection of cashmere products. And that definitely touches the fashion editor’s heart. You’ll find excellent turtleneck sweaters, pullovers, and turtlenecks on the website and in the brand’s store. But my favorite is the red collar cardigan.


Thus, a new point appeared on the fashion map of Moscow, which is worth urgently checking out. Recently basic knitwear brand Near opened a permanent corner in Tsvetnoy. By the way, the entire range of the brand is presented here: the current autumn-winter collection and the bestsellers for all four seasons. There’s also a great autumn capsule around it where the team reflects on what workaholism is: an escape from reality or complete devotion to a task. Thus, the drop included a knitted shirt with a tie, Workaholic sweaters, a jacket with voluminous shoulders and a bomber jacket made of soft wool.

And it is worth noting that the corner on Tsvetnoy is not the first store of the Ekaterinburg brand in Moscow. This year, a boutique was opened on Around Pokrovka. And I definitely recommend you look there. Firstly, for trendy knitted items, and secondly, for a mirror selfie in the dressing room (believe me, it’s worth it).


That’s right, a girl’s best friend is diamonds. And it wasn’t me who said this, it was the famous Marilyn Monroe. Today I invite you to get to know the Sparkle Diamond Atelier brand, which works with laboratory-grown diamonds. The team creates jewelry in classic and modern concise designs, not only suitable for evening looks but will also fit into the basic everyday wardrobe.

Do not think that the laboratory diamond is fake. The only difference between artificially grown diamonds and natural diamonds is their origin. It takes millions of years for natural diamonds to form under high pressure and temperature at a depth of approximately 200 km in the Earth’s mantle. It grows in the laboratory under the same pressure and temperature, but in just two to three weeks. Sparkle’s mission is to make diamonds an affordable luxury in the age of smart consumption. If diamonds are a girl’s best friend, why not shine in them every day?

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Source: People Talk

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