September 2016 - Page 8 of 10

Maria Valverde wore Gucci Prefall 2016 green printed cotton t-shirt and black leather skirt for the Gernika press conference on September 5, 2016 in Madrid Spain.

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Hikari Mitsushima wore Gucci Fall Winter 2016-2017 look 70 aquamarine tulle long sleeve gown with panther embroidery and satin waistband, with nude leather high heel wedge shoes to the premiere of The Bad Batch during the 73rd Venice Film Festival at Sala Grande on September 6, 2016 in Venice, Italy.

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Sara Serraiocco wore a Gucci silk printed long sleeve gown with embroidery details and pink leather high heel sandals to the premiere of Tommaso at the 73rd Venice Film Fetival on September 6, 2016 in Venice, Italy.

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New York fashion week 2016, women’s is nearing to an end. We go snapping the catwalk action from the super models Herieth Paul, Adriana Lima, Emily di Donato, Jourdan Dunn and Diana Puscasu to designers Alexandra Popescu, Richie Rich of heatherette, Iconic Fine Art and Fashion photographer Daniel Perry , Makeup artist Mahealani Diego our ambassador for New York to NY socialites and TV presenters.

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Models Herieth Paul, Adriana Lima, Emily di Donato and Jourdan Dunn

Model Diana Puscasu Alexandra Popescu-York Designer

Designer Richie Rich, Makeup Artist Mahealani Diego

Iconic Fine Art and Fashion photographer Daniel Perry

The Worlds’ Largest Lesson India” is a unique initiative which aims to teach every child in India – nearly 360 million – a lesson about the United Nations Global Goals for Sustainable Development.

Sonam Kapoor graced the launch of the event on the occasion of National Teacher’s Day at the GEMS Academy in Gurgaon with over 250 high profile figures confirmed to take action to support the World’s Largest Lesson India initiative by spreading awareness of the lesson plans through their distribution channels, networks, media reach, the children and teachers they support, and employees.

Powered by India partner GEMS Education, the world’s largest K-12 private education provider, and implemented in partnership with UNICEF and the Global Goals campaign, The World’s Largest Lesson India initiative will encourage schools across India to teach at least one lesson on the Global Goals, to make sure children are informed, educated and empowered by the commitments their country has made to ending poverty, inequality and climate change by 2030. Through partner support, schools can deliver one or a range of lessons, and can also develop plans with students to take action to help achieve the goals.

Kanye West draws backlash after mandating that ‘multiracial women only’ comes to audition for his upcoming Yeezy Boost Season 4 fashion show.

Social media went aghast on his tweet saying Kanye isn’t interested in anybody who doesn’t have a similar skin tone to his wife Kim Kardashian or his famous ex-girlfriend Amber Rose.

They wrote “Multiracial = ethnically ambiguous = Amber Rose-ish = Kardashian-y = mixed = no Black women allowed.

Regardless of all the hulla gulla , thousands of women lined up outside the venue on Sunday in hopes of being picked unaware of his divisive racial requirement.

Behind the Gucci revolution, a new vision. Eclectic, contemporary, romantic-creative director Alessandro Michele is celebrating individuality, the allure of the undefined, Gucci maps an emancipated sexuality. Designed with passion and authenticity, GUCCI GUILTY for him and for her.

“I just want people to feel free,” Alessandro Michele. “If you walk along the street, in any city or metropolis of the world, you realize there’s a kind of marvelous anarchy that characterizes youth, but also people of all ages.”

Pivotal to evoking GUCCI GUILTY’S new narrative is the campaign’s setting. Chosen by Alessandro Michele, Venice hosts the oldest carnival, a stage that gave rise to Europe’s pleasure-seeking and debauchery of the 18th century. A city that throughout its past allowed people to be eccentric and transgress society’s norms, its liberated aura still circling its streets today.

Under the #GuiltyNotGuilty light, the original GUCCI GUILTY fragrances embody the new edge of the brand. They signify freedom, by breaking with traditional male and female fragrance ingredients. GUCCI GUILTY for Her is defined by a signature Fougère accord of geranium, commonly used in men’s scents, while at the heart of GUCCI GUILTY for Him the floral, sensual Orange Blossom doesn’t conform to a classic male fragrance’s notes, heightening the scent’s allure. Intimate and magical Lilac flower laced with Amber in GUCCI GUILTY for Her radiates warmth and grace with a powerful lasting impression. This is fragrance created for a libertine. GUCCI GUILTY for Him opens with invigorating Lemon, and is intensified with seductive notes of Lavender and Patchouli.

Northern Irish fashion designer is set to oversee gender based art show inspired by Moore, Hepworth and Graham Sutherland at the Hepworth Wakefield gallery.

Anderson, who became the first ever designer to win both the Menswear and Womenswear Designer of the Year Awards at the British Fashion Awards in 2015, will curate Disobedient Bodies that will explore the human form in art, fashion and design.

The line-up has been shaped by Anderson’s passion for mid-20th Century art and design and has been conceived to challenge the underlying questions around gender that Anderson has explored in his own work.

The exhibition will feature his designs as well as those by the likes of Christian Dior and Jean Paul Gaultier, Rei Kawakubo of Commes des Garçons, Issey Miyake alongside the works of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore and Sarah Lucas…