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“Outside of Time” places the viewer in a Western-inspired visual experience

The brand released a tour of the virtual locale

Chilly visuals frame a collection inspired by streetwear

Ms. Engelbert on remaking Cinderella’s iconic glass slipper

Historical Sites and Vibrant Street Life: Rome, Italy

Buzzing Vibes and Trendy Culture: Milan, Italy

Inspiring Art and Amazing Food: Florence, Italy

Ms. Rogers is the chef behind London’s River Café , an eatery established in 1987 that dishes up seasonal concoctions and British ingredients. For the sixth edition, she speaks with Mr. Gray, a Bronx-based chef and cofounder of Ghetto Gastro , a collective that plays with the shared elements between food, art and design. For 23 minutes, the two delve into the podcast’s underlying theme of philosophizing, unscripted, about the culture of tomorrow. Through profound questions and an intimate conversation, the chefs reveal to listeners their backgrounds, passions and roles in the global culinary landscape. Ms. Rogers and Mr. Gray share a love of their regions, uplifting the food and cultural traditions of the local ecosystems to their establishments. The latter specifically weaves in an element of justice. “As I was a young adult going out to eat in Manhattan, I often saw or heard hip-hop playing on the soundtrack of a restaurant, but then when you look around the restaurant, you don’t see Black or Brown people dining,” Mr. Gray says in the episode. “When you look in the kitchen, you don’t see many Black or Brown people working, except maybe the dishwasher,” he says. “So I was like ‘what’s the way that we could use food as a medium and a language to celebrate the culture of the Bronx – which is largely [about] hip-hop – and also kind of create this Pan-African idea of food, taking things from the past and bringing it into the future?’” An intercontinental conversation uncovers the connections between two chefs

An intercontinental conversation uncovers the connections between two chefs

Neels Castillon and Louis Vuitton present "World of Fragrances"

Ferragamo celebrates a timeless tradition, pairing ancient art with modern fashion

The Peninsula is bringing to fruition its Sustainable Luxury Vision

A minute-and-a-half-long short film takes viewers through the creation of the piece

Ms. Ni moves along to the music to accentuate the watch’s sleek design

“Beyond Music” focuses on the musician’s concert at the Paris Philharmonic last month

Hugo Boss presents the fall/winter 2023 campaign In addition to the seasonal collection, the brand is collaborating with Ms. Poarch to design an exclusive capsule, currently in the works. Other artists and influencers are similarly featured in the fall/winter campaign, including Americans Chase Hudson, Chiara Hovland and Ashley Moore. British TikTok star Lola Clark and French model William Ernult also join the effort. Photographed by Stuart Winecoff and with artistic direction handled by Trey Laird, the duo’s design philosophies coalesce through upbeat and highly energetic visuals. “Body Wan Shake” by electronic artists Freq Motif and Magugu plays, forging a bridge between music and fashion through similar expressive themes of release. In the campaign video, the group dons pieces from the fall/winter collection, ranging from ready-to-wear to accessories. Each piece pushes a sense of identity and personality, nodding to the individualism of the wearer. Turn up the volume with HUGO! 📣 #HUGOYourWay takes on a fresh dimension this season with a dynamic Fall/Winter 2023 campaign that connects style with sound. Find out more about the cast headlined by @bellapoarch at: https://t.co/OmAXslV5m5 pic.twitter.com/QcLWWBF9zf — HUGO BOSS Corporate (@HUGOBOSS) August 9, 2023 Dark hues and bold colors blend with the maison’s classic colors of red, black and white, while leather, denim, and even tie-dye sports jerseys offer diverse options. Hoodies, jackets, scarves, long-sleeve button-ups and t-shirts also join the bunch, all of which suit the casual and vibrant nature of the group's Hugo brand, which was distinguished in 2022 ( see story ). Seasonal push The fashion house is just the latest to announce its plans for the upcoming fall/winter season, but joins the wealth of celebrity-focused representation. While not a new occurrence, the trend was reinvigorated by Italian clothing brand Prada’s announcement in early July 2023, which featured British actor Benedict Cumberbatch, American

The campaign grants close-up looks at the line’s defining features

The GV80 starts at $54,450 and is available nationwide