When it comes to glamor, you are going to get it from Christian Siriano. As one of the first designers to jet back to his signature lush post-lockdown, his Black Tie beauty and general over-the-top drama continue within his latest collection.
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Siriano references the collection as a sexier take on ‘Aubrey Hepburn’s rose garden.’ There were pink, purple, and white roses lining the runway and filling the air with their lovely scent as the show notes featured the iconic actress’ image.
On the runway, models like Ya Jagne, Jocelyn Corona, and Coco Rocha dawned designs that also spoke to the garden theme. As oversize floral decals continue to trend upward, Siriano grabs hold of the latest fashion and delicately sprinkles it throughout his collection. The blooming decal adorns dress hems, tailored sleeves, gloves, and midriff cut-outs. Black and white take hold of this collection, outfitted in several red carpet-worthy offerings, but golden yellows and magenta tones create the right pop for a fall/winter collection.
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Photo: Filippo Fior for Gorunway.com
Among those seated in front was Hollywood’s writer of the moment, Quinta Brunson, who wore a black outfit with a plunging pointed neckline. Julia Stiles sat beside her in a pink gown with long sleeves while the iconic Lindsay Lohan ––who was supporting her model siblings Dakota and Ali–– sat in a brown satin ensemble.
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Our CEO Claire Sulmers also attended the event in a full black ensemble and fur boa.
If you’re a fan of casino games and looking for the best places to play, you’re in luck! Let say you are want to break the monotony of playing…
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If you’re a fan of casino games and looking for the best places to play, you’re in luck! Let say you are want to break the monotony of playing Booming Games Casino slots online and want the thrill of a real casino. Where should you go?
The world is full of countries that offer a fantastic casino experience, whether you prefer the bright lights of Las Vegas or the old-world charm of Monte Carlo. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the best countries to play in the casino and what makes them so unique.
United States
The United States is perhaps the most famous destination for casino lovers. Las Vegas, in particular, is known as the world’s gambling capital, with its many glittering casinos offering everything from slot machines to poker tables. The city has become synonymous with the casino experience, and visitors can indulge in all manner of gambling, as well as enjoy top-class entertainment, luxurious hotels, and fine dining. Other popular casino destinations in the US include Atlantic City, Reno, and Lake Tahoe.
United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is another country with a long history of gambling. London, in particular, is home to some of the world’s most famous casinos, such as the Hippodrome and the Ritz Club. Visitors can enjoy a range of games, from classic table games to slot machines and electronic gaming terminals. The UK also has a thriving casino industry outside of London, with destinations like Manchester and Birmingham offering plenty of options.
Australia
Oz is home to some of the world’s most famous casinos, including the Crown Casino in Melbourne and the Star in Sydney. The country is known for its love of pokies (slot machines), which can be found in bars, clubs, and casinos nationwide. Australia also has a thriving online gambling industry, with many reputable online casinos available to the residents.
Macau
If you’re looking for the ultimate Asian casino experience, Macau is the place to be. This former Portuguese colony is now a special administrative region of China and has become one of the world’s most popular gambling destinations. The city boasts an impressive array of casinos, including the famous Venetian Macao, the world’s largest casino. In addition to its casinos, Macau offers a fascinating blend of cultures, with Chinese temples and colonial architecture jostling for space on its streets.
Monaco
For a touch of glamour and sophistication, visit Monaco. This tiny principality on the French Riviera is famous for its luxurious casinos, such as the iconic Monte Carlo Casino. Visitors can enjoy a range of classic casino games, including roulette, blackjack, and baccarat, in opulent surroundings.
Canada
Canada is another excellent destination for casino lovers, with cities like Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver offering plenty of options. The country is home to several First Nations casinos, which provide a unique gaming experience, as well as world-class resorts like the Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort.
Singapore
Singapore might be a small country, but it packs a punch when it comes to casinos. The city-state is home to two of the world’s most famous casinos, Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa. Both offer a range of gaming options, as well as high-end shopping and dining. Singapore is also known for its strict laws on gambling, which has helped to make it one of the safest destinations for casino lovers.
Final thoughts
When it comes to casino gambling, a few countries stand out as some of the best destinations for players. However, the countries we have listed above offer a combination of high-quality casinos, a wide variety of games, and a fun and exciting atmosphere that will appeal to players of all levels.
Last night Lebron James broke the NBA’s all-time scoring record. Surpassing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bron scored his 38,388th point. Although his team, the Lakers, did not win against the OKC Thunder, James left Crypto Arena a history-making winner.
Before the game, James’ was only 36 points shy from breaking the record, and the celebs showed up to show their support in style. While the athletic all-star arrived in an all black suit accessorized with a gold pin embossed with the phrase ‘stay present’ and decorated with onyx trimming, courtside was lined with rappers, sport’s stars, and more looking as sharp as his shot.
Photo: Darrell Ann
Photo: Darrell Ann
Photo: Darrell Ann
Scrolls to get the courtside style details.
Shannon Sharpe in Louis Vuitton with Jay-Z in KellyRowland.com’s ‘This Is Black Magic’
If you’ve been anywhere online within the past few days, you’ve probably come across MSCHF’s latest design, the Big Red Boot.
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Photo: IG Reproduction
The accurately titled boots look like something lifted off from the cartoon Astroboy and feature a rubber TPU shell with an EVA sole, with a stamped MSCHF logo. These over-inflated stompers immediately went viral with mixed reviews, but one person, however, whose Team Big Red Boot is OKC Thunder point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
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The NBA tunnel has become a platform for style, and Gilgeous-Alexander is one of the most uniquely dressed stars in the league. While walking the tunnel before playing against the Lakers, he wore the Big Red Boots with the Loewe nappa leather zip-up hoodie and the Louis Vuitton washed wavy denim.
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The Big Red Boots will drop on February 16th for $350. Let Shai Alexander’s ‘fit serve as inspiration if you decide to cop.
Earlier this month sportswear giant Nike, and luxury jewelry brand Tiffany, teased an upcoming collab. Releasing a photo of a Nike shoe box adorned in Tiffany blue, the ad read ‘A Legendary Pair.’ with the Nike swoosh above the Tiffany & Co. logo.
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Shortly after, images of the collaborative shoe dropped online, and it looks like Tiffany’s Executive VP of Product and Communications (and the son of LMVH founder Bernard Arnault), Alexandre Arnault, is the first to bring the shoe to the street.
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While sitting courtside at a New York Knicks game, Arnault wore the Nike & Tiffany Air Force 1 with black skinny jeans, a black button-up t-shirt, and the Sapphire Rainbow Murakami Hublot watch. A sleek and minimal look for a minimally designed shoe.
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The Nike & Tiffany Air Force 1s will release in spring for $400. A black suede upper covers Nike’s Air Force 1 Low silhouette with Tiffany blue swooshes and laces, black leather shoe buckles, Tiffany branding on the tongue, and a Tiffany silver plate at the heel.
In 2005, skateboarding brand Diamond Supply Co. designed the ‘Tiffany Dunk.’ Made in partnership with Nike, the sneaker, which originally retailed for $65 but currently resells for $3,000+, features the Nike SB Dunk Low silhouette in Tiffany blue with a silver swoosh and black crocodile-embossed overlay.
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Although the ‘Tiffany Dunk’ is unofficially sanctioned by Tiffany, this design provided sneaker fans enough contrast to deem the Nike & Tiffany shoe low-effort. As soon as images of the shoe hit the net, people were not shy to share their disappointment.
Some fans have taken to sharing their own ideas for the collab. Like artist Rick Dick who shared 5 concept ideas of what they feel the collab could have been.
Despite the minimal creativity, the Nike & Tiffany Air Force 1s are far more wearable day-to-day than its unofficial predecessor. Regardless of the online debate, there’s no doubt these shoes will sell out and resell for incredibly high prices, just like the Dunks.
Since the late Virgil Abloh took the reins at Louis Vuitton Men’s, the brand has seen a spike in its menswear offerings. Abloh took his streetwear ethos and American youth culture influences to Paris, where he beautifully harmonized LV signatures with his own.
Among the many new styles born under Abloh’s Vuitton was the Louis Vuitton varsity bomber jacket. The jacket, which is carried in spring and fall collections, became a celebrity favorite from the moment it debuted.
The $10,000 blue and neon green gradient leather style from Abloh’s final spring collection before his passing seems to be the popular pick amongst stylish male celebrities.
We’ve seen it on Luka Sabbat, Odell Beckham Jr., Money Man, and now Vic Mensa.
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Mensa is the latest to dawn the jacket and wears it for the cover art of his new single Strawberry Louis Vuitton. Since the visual for this groovy track was made in memory of Abloh, it makes sense that he wore one of his last designs.
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Another LV jacket style loved by male celebs is the Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama Psychedelic Red Blouson jacket. Rapper Lil Baby dubbed it the “thot jacket” “because everybody has it,” and he’s not wrong. The bright red design outfitted with Kusama’s Psychedelic Flower motif and cream cow leather has been spotted on Lil Baby himself, Moneybagg Yo, Karl Anthony Towns, and Headie One.
The biggest night in music is finally here! The 65th Annual Grammy Awards are underway, and the stars did not come to play in terms of style. From Doja Cat’s liquid Versace to Babyface’s twinkling Valentino, scroll to see the hot and the ‘hmm…’ of the red carpet.
Doja Cat in Versace
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Cardi B in Gaurav Gupsta
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Lizzo in Custom Dolce & Gabbana
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Babyface in Valentino
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Coco Jones in Zuhair Murad
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Dai Time in H&M
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Laverne Cox in Kim Kassas
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Cherdericka in Olivier Theyskens
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Bebe Rexha in Moschino
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Viola Davis in Naeem Khan
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Kandi Burruss in Raisa Vanessa
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Shania Twain in Harris Reed
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Maren Morris in Off-White
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Miguel in Diesel
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Anitta in Atelier Versace
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Taylor Swift in Roberto Cavalli
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Sam Smith in Valentino and Kim Petras in Victor Costa with Violet Chachki and Gottmik
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Harry Styles in Custom Egonlab
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Pharrell in Ernest W. Baker
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Lourdes Leon in Area
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H.E.R in Bach Mai
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Kacey Musgraves in Valentino
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Megan Fox in Zuhair Murad and Machine Gun Kelly
Camila Cabello in PatBo
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Mary J. Blige in The Blonds
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Jennifer Lopez in Gucci
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Hedi Klum in The Blonds
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Steve Lacy in Saint Laurent
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Paris Hilton in Celine
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Lucky Daye in Orange Culture and Custom KWK
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Adele in Custom Louis Vuitton
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Dj Honey in Aläia
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Cardi B in Paco Rabanne
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Doja Car in Custom Knwls
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Beyoncé in Gucci
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Olivia Rodrigo in Miu Miu
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SZA in Mugler
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Latto in Dundas
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Diplo in Dolce & Gabbana
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Kendrick Lamar in Martine Rose and Nike
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Angela Simmons in Atelier Bister
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Rick Ross in Hideoki Bespoke and Alexander McQueen Shoes
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Ella Mai in Monsoori
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Mary J. Blige in Jean Louis Sabaji
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Amanda Gorman in Prada
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Kelsea Ballerini in Prabal Gurung
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Tessa Brooks in Tony Ward
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MC Lyte in Rebecca Crews
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Jasmine Sanders
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Muni Long in Tony Ward
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Tems in Vivienne Westwood
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Jill Biden in Oscar de la Renta
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LL Cool J in Prada Suit, Ferragamo Shoes and Gucci Sunglasses with Simone Smith Safiyaa and Samaria Leah in Hours
While LA was lit with Grammys activities, in New York, the 15 Percent Pledge gala went down this past Saturday, with a dress code that called for Black Tie Black Designer .
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Started by Aurora James (pictured below in custom Christopher John Rogers), the 15 Percent Pledge is a US-based non-profit organization that encourages retailers to pledge at least 15 percent of their shelf-space to Black-owned businesses. The foundation conducts audits, shares its database of Black-owned businesses, and offers business development strategies to participating companies.
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With a dress code that called for guests to wear Black Designers, lots of Bomb Looks hit the carpet. ]Take a look:
It’s Grammy’s weekend, so you know what that means. Jay-Z holds his annual Roc Nation brunch, and the stars flock to the ritzy event to celebrity their musical achievements ahead of the big night. Held at a private Beverly Hills residence, the Roc Nation brunch is the hottest pre-Grammy event. The decor is lush, the food is delectable, and the guest list is miles long with music’s most prominent stars.
Make no mistake, this isn’t your ordinary brunch, where a summer dress and Chelsea boots suffice. Beyoncé always shows up and out in a show-stopping look, whether it be a bold Balmain couture or a sleek Murano Francesco dress. This year was her most futuristic look yet, and it was among good company. Kelly Rowland pulled up in a mini dress with max drama, and Brazilian superstar Anitta danced in with a lime green fringe. Keep scrolling to see some of the best looks of the event.
Beyoncé in Gareth Pugh
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Kelly Rowland in Ashi Studio
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Anitta in Michael Kors Collection
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Snoh Alegra in Balmain
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Winnie Harlow in Versace with Teyana Taylor
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Ella Mai in Georges Hobeika
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Halle Bailey with Normani in Ambush, Ella Mai and Chlöe
Last night, the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy gala returned for the first time in three years. Held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, music’s biggest stars gathered with the iconic producer for a celebration pre-game ahead of tonight’s Grammy awards.
The star-studded event had a stacked list of guests, from legendary actress Sharon Stone to musical newcomers like Olivia Rodrigo. Being the first pre-Grammy gala since the pandemic restrictions lifted, celebs came out in their most head-turning looks. For some, the theme seemed to be ‘go big or go home.’ Lizzo was in an oversize fringe mini by Alexander McQueen, Yung Miami brought the volume via her ruffle sleeves in Christian Siriano, and Anitta wore a sexy Dundas dress with a big feathered boa. We love a comeback, and some of these stars did not disappoint. Get the style details on what your favorite celebs wore below.
Cardi B in Custom Roberto Cavalli
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Offset and Cardi B
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Sharon Stone in Act No. 1
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Yung Miami in Christian Siriano
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Lil Nas X in Moschino
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Janelle Monae
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Lizzo in Alexander McQueen with Myke Wright
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Halle Bailey in Cucculelli Shaheen
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Chlöe
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Latto
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Megan Fox in Alexis Mabille Couture and Machine Gun Kelly
