#new SS23 collection

[newestcool]

Peter Do s/s 2023 rtw Creative Director Peter Do Photographer Andrea Adriani 

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[internationaljock]

Only for the brave. Italian lifestyle brand DIESEL is back with best-selling men's swimwear for the season.

[modelpluswarsaw]

Julie Borawska for AFFAIR SS23 Collection Look Book 

[piscesinprada]

Laquan Smith SS23

[fashionlouist]

Louis wore a Burberry Sici Large Artwork Logo T-Shirt in White out in Sydney recently.

The SS23 collection is inspired by British eccentricities and this tee features the brand's logo reimagined in a gothic style on the front for a totally new way of representing the brand.

[ares3d]

Hi guys,

This release is a collaboration with my extremely talented friend Decayed, and is inspired by designs from the Diesel SS23 Show. My part includes 3 pairs of sunglasses, all straight off the runway - The Cobra Wraparound Shades, the Python Visor shades & the Jaguar Cateye Shades.

-  3 New Original Meshes (3 pairs of sunglasses, 10 swatches each)

- Unisex Sunglasses

- Specular map for interaction with in world environment (Makes it shine!)

- HQ/BG Compatible

- Custom Thumbnail

- Disabled for Random

Make sure to complete your collection by grabbing all the clothes by Decayed from here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/77969787

Thanks so much for your support, and hope you enjoy!

DOWNLOAD (PATREON EARLY ACCESS)

INSTAGRAM / PATREON

CC Finds: @xmiramira @afrosimtricsims @love4sims4 @sims4customcontent @spring4sims @wcifsareclosed @emilyccfinds

[decvyed]

Mowa SS23 Collection

Hey guys, Happy New Year! For this drop, I wanted to do some pieces inspired by Mowalola's SS23 Collection. As you can see, there were a lot of pieces that I liked. They can be worn together as a set or separately. This drop includes the following: Maliyah Dress 4 Swatches - Female Frame Neo T-Shirt 3 Swatches - Male Frame Neo Trousers 8 Swatches - Male Frame Regina Dress 8 Swatches - Female Frame Suzy Balaclava 4 Swatches - Female Frame Suzy Dress 4 Swatches - Female Frame Eden Wedge Boots 18 Swatches - Slider and Non Slider CAS Versions - Female Frame Barbed Wire Add On 1 Swatch - Female Frame - Blender Only NB Mowa Edition 9060 Sneakers 2 Swatches - Male Frame Medium Bundle Bag (Free Gift) 3 Swatches - Left & Right Hand CAS Versions - 1 Decor Version Large Bundle Bag 5 - Swatches Left & Right Hand CAS Versions - 1 Decor Version New Mesh • Med-High Poly • HQ Texture • BG Compatible • Teens to Elder • All LODs • Custom Thumbnail • Disallowed for Random Base Mesh Credit: Alokverma210, By.AYX, Fiesti Studios, 3D Muhari & Tr3vix Preview Render Credit: León

Models: Advik, Alaïa, Isla & @iwitys DOWNLOAD TOU:

Conversions are not allowed regardless of the gaming platform

Do not reupload

Do not claim as your own

Do not edit the mesh

Recolours are allowed, don't include the mesh

Alternate Link: https://www.patreon.com/posts/mowa-ss23-77080851 Thank you for shopping DECAYED. Feel free to tag us on Instagram or use the hashtag #SHOPDECAYED on Tumblr. We love to see you in our content.🙏🏾💫 You can also see our previous releases on our Pinterest Board 🌟

[nataliadyernews]

nattyiceofficial reunited with @longchamp to celebrate the new ss23 rtw and eyewear collections 🧡#longchamp #longchompeyewear

[beyondfabric]

Haversack Fukuoka SS23 Lookbook

If you’ve been following me for a while now, you know haversack has become a regular whenever new collections come out.

Besides my love for Japanese culture and unique sensitivity in what regards fashion and beauty, the brand is able to mix an array of different influences without ever losing the trademark aesthetic that makes it so unique.

It’s a blend of Americana, Military, Workwear, preppy influences and classic tailoring all beautifully mixed together with a dash of traditional Japanese heritage that just makes everything look fresh.

[tiaramania]

Hello I'm new here. Just wanted to ask cause I'm a bit confused. What is a "High Jewelry Tiara" and how does it differ from a 'normal tiara?🤔

Oh, that's what I call the series I do of tiaras that are made by jewelers for their high jewelry collections because I'm very creative. It's basically just a modern tiara that was not made for a specific person and that anyone could buy if they were like a billionaire or something.

High jewelry is the jewelry equivalent of haute couture so each piece is made by hand using really high quality materials and is usually one of a kind. You'll also see it called haute joaillerie or occasionally alta gioielleria. I don't know why it gets translated but haute couture does not. For the big jewelry houses like Boucheron and Chaumet, the release of their high jewelry collections often coincides with when fashion houses release their haute couture collections. I kind of fudge the definition a bit with the inclusion of tiaras made with less precious materials like those by Axenoff and Maria Nilsdotter but I want to feature them so I do.

You can see all of the High Jewelry Tiaras series so far here and there are still a bunch that I haven't made posts for yet. Unlike with clothing, jewelry houses don't release their full collection publicly which annoys me. There will be a set group that's in all of the magazines and on social media but the full collection can only be seen by a select few. Sometimes I think that's changing and then I'll stumble across a Cartier tiara that wasn't included in the promo materials for a new collection and I get frustrated all over again.

Here's some articles about the most recent collections if you want to drool over them too.

Robb Report - The Best of Paris’s High-Jewelry Collections, From Cartier to Dior

Harper's Bazaar - The most spectacular new-season couture jewellery

The Jewellery Editor - Some like it Haute: high jewellery from Paris Couture 2023

WWD - High Jewelry Houses Embrace Color, Big Stones and Sharing

Katerina Perez - Statement Gems: The Brightest Coloured Stones of Couture Week SS23

Town & Country - High-Jewelry Illuminated Haute Couture Week 2023

Galerie Magazine - 8 Extraordinary Jewelry Creations from the Latest Paris Haute Couture Week

Tatler - Haute stuff: High Jewellery collections that made headlines in Paris

Vogue - Paris Couture Week Unveils Sparkling New High Jewelry

British Vogue - The Most Spectacular High Jewellery Unveiled At Couture Week In Paris

[internationaljock]

Strap into new Diesel arrivals, only for the brave.

#DIESEL#men's brands#men's fashion#lifestyle#men's swimwear#swimwear#swim#swimming#men's swimsuit#men's swim brief#mens swim briefs#swim brief#swim briefs#Christopher Lima#male model#new collection#SS23#Jockman#intljock#International Jock

[modelpluswarsaw]

Zosia Nowak for  Iris Setlakwe New Collection by  Pavel Kildau

[afashionshow]

Black Tape Project 2023 Full Show 🔥 Season: Spring Summer 2023 (SS23) collection Location of the event: New York Fashion Week 2023 (NYFW 2023) Video quality: 1080p (Full HD)

💝 Stunning LINGERIE from $6.99: https://fas.st/EX9e-Y 🔥

[oldfarmhouse]

🩵Blue Polka Dot Sleeveless Dress — from our new SS23 M A G I C collection ✨

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[yasmine-cariaga]

BALLET CORE: TIKTOK’S NEW OBSESSION & FASHION’S OLD FRIEND

Ballet core has pirouetted its way into the hearts of hyperfeminine girls everywhere. It girls Lily-Rose Depp, Bella Hadid and actress Elle Fanning have championed this trend. Ballet had an undeniable influence on SS23 Fashion week. Ballet references danced their way from the Sandy Liang show in New York to the Simone Rocha runway in London. Videos tagged Ballet core have gained an impressive 171 million views on TikTok and on Pinterest searches for ballet core have jétéd all the way up by 1566%. The Miu Miu ballet flats have gone viral on Tik Tok, and it seems as if every girl has run to their local dance shop to buy themselves a pair of leg warmers and a baby pink leotard.

The main items of ballet core are casual rehearsal accessories such as leg warmers, leotards, and wrap-around cardigans. Ballet flats are another staple in the ballet core wardrobe. It girl Lily Rose Depp, is constantly seen wearing the red Repetto ballet pumps and Bella Hadid and Devon Lee Carlson have become fans of Sandy Liang’s pointe shoe. It could be said that ballet rehearsal wear is 2022’s answer to the athleisure trend which took off in 2016. Ballet core is the perfect median between comfort and femininity. Morgan Timuri- founder of Lei, a ballet-inspired clothing brand states “When I wear feminine ballet-inspired outfits I feel quite comfortable yet subtly stylish… it doesn’t make me feel like I’m too overdressed or underdressed.” Timuri also credits the Oscar-winning film Black Swan for popularising ballet wear: “I think movies becoming popular again such as Black Swan have definitely made ballet core a lot more popular”.

Ballet and fashion have been in a long-term relationship since the early 1900s. The Ballet Russes, a Parisian ballet company founded in 1907, popularised ballet as fashion’s muse. The Ballet Russes brought ballet to the West, and they exposed Europe to a romantic image of Tsarist Russia. Léon Bakst’s luxurious ‘oriental’ costumes for the company further propelled ballet into Western entertainment. His costumes were vibrant and decadent. The master couturier, Paul Poiret, took inspiration from Bakst’s ‘oriental’ costumes in 1909 and created his own ‘oriental’ influenced collection which featured kaftans, headdresses, and the infamous new wave harem pants. The Ballet Russes’ opulent costumes also inspired Yves Saint Laurent’s 1976 Haute Couture collection, Opéras - Ballets Russes.

The reality of ballet is very different from the romanticised image that ballet core portrays. If you look up ballet core on Pinterest, you will enter a thinspo hell. Images of skinny, white bodies will flood your screen and these pictures promote eating disorders and romanticise the struggles ballerinas face. According to Butterfly, an eating disorder charity “The ballet industry strives on structure, comparison, and perfectionism. With a focus on an ideal, thin body type.” The charity found that approximately 12% of dancers struggle with eating disorders and ballet dancers are 10 times more likely to develop eating disorders than non-ballet dancers. When asked about the romanticisation of ballet core and body image representation within the dance industry, ex-ballerina Daisy Ayscough proclaims that “There is some harm in that industry in terms of body image and it’s not ideal that it’s being transferred into the World around us”.

Like most trends that start on Tik Tok, you might think that ballet core isn’t going to stay long but Morgan Timuri thinks otherwise as she explains “I don’t think it will die out because the components of ballet core aren’t anything out of the ordinary and are pretty much staple pieces of any other wardrobe”. Let’s hope ballet and fashion don’t break up anytime soon but the ballet industry needs to go its separate way from its toxic body ideals.

[theshoegirldiaries]

A Year Of Shoes

Day 48/366 @irregularchoiceshoes ‘Garden Fence' a rare recent buy. IC shoes sadly haven't been doing it for me for a few years now (and if you've followed my blogs or socials over the past 16 years you'll know what a massive fan I've always been of IC, so it's been a huge change and disappointment tbh, but I'll always be truthful about what I like/don't like).

I don't want to turn this into an essay, but generally I feel they've become very...'user friendly'?! Commercialised. Which is everything they weren't. Low heels, loads of dark colours, just nothing out of the ordinary, which is what they were known for for two decades. I want the weird things I never knew I wanted (garden gnome shaped heels for example). Personally, I feel like I'm compromising on every style I 'kinda' like now. Given their cost, my lack of storage space and the fact I never get out, I can no longer justify that purchase to myself for something I 'kinda like, but...'.

I got these from SS23 in the sale at the end of last year for about a third of their (eye-watering) original price. A new bird heel, cute, a little lower than I'd like, but I thought the fencing concept was cool (it's holey further up but lined with a 'shoe' in black at the base), I would've preferred brighter colours than the mostly grey flowers (See? I can't help it) to compliment the cheerful bird and the rubber sole makes them very chunky and rather heavy, but I did want them in my collection despite this (just not at full price).

Honestly, part of my reasoning for doing this year-long photo challenge was to fall in love with (my) shoes again, because I don't get excited about footwear like I used to and for the most part that's because I don't have the thrill of IC anymore. Gone are the days of checking their website religiously and buying new shoes within seconds of their release. I'm sad about it, but I also don't see the point in needlessly buying stuff I'm not that into, purely because I've always been one of their biggest fans, that's silly. I collect things I love, I don't buy just for the sake of it. It's not about numbers or keeping up with anyone or trying to (weirdly) flex that I have something from each season or collection or every character heel ever made or whatever. I'm buying it because I genuinely like it and if I don't, I won't get it, it's that simple.

Maybe things will turn around (but I've been saying this for a good few years now) or maybe I'm in the minority and chunky, low heeled, black courts are what people want (if so though, can you not get those anywhere and keep the weird and wonderful for those of us that do want that?). I just have to appreciate the cool and crazy styles I've collected over the years and admit I have enough to last me a lifetime, so if my collection doesn't grow much, at least I love what I do have.