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  Jade Jagger: ‘If you can’t accept your changing body, you’re deluded’

  For most of us during lockdown, the only decision we had to make when getting dressed was which pair of tracksuit bottoms to put on.

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  In the new status wars, shoulders now outrank cleavage

  It was Donna Karan who first observed that shoulders don’t age. Technically speaking, I suppose she was wrong. But in every other sense that matters, she was bang on. Shoulders , even if you’re a packet of fags a day woman who’s pinned her body to the mast of a Caribbean yacht for the last four decades and would rather follow the litre and a half of wine a day mantra than the litre and a half of water one, chances are, your shoulders are holding up relatively valiantly. Cleavage on the other han

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  Mick Jagger joins call to save Venice from becoming 'third-world Disneyland'

  A group of celebrities including Sir Mick Jagger and Tilda Swinton has written an open letter urging the Italian government to protect Venice as tourism re-starts. They are appealing for measures to be taken to prevent Venice from returning to how it was before the pandemic, its soul and unique character slowly leached by the invasion of millions of day-trippers, its churches and canals morphing into “a theme park like Disneyland.” The 21 actors, film directors and luminaries from the arts world

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  The Independent

  Roy Halston: Everything you need to know about the famed designer ahead of Netflix release

  Netflix biopic about the revered fashion designer starring Ewan McGregor comes out on Friday 14 May

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  The story behind Halston’s '70s-glam costumes, from reviving Studio 54 to teaching Ewan McGregor how to sew

  There’s a scene early in the first episode of Halston, the new Netflix miniseries, when fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick is creating a dress for Liza Minnelli – while she’s in it. Halston, played by Ewan McGregor as a man on the brink of becoming a defining cultural force, unfurls a bolt of crimson silk satin and drapes a length around a nude Minnelli (Krysta Rodriguez). A twist here, a pin there, and he considers his invention in the full-length mirror. “There, now,” he says, satisfied. “Th

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  Granny chic: why under-40s want to dress like glamorous grandmothers

  It was only after I agreed to a last-minute commission in 2018 to cover the Crillon Ball in Paris – a night where the world’s richest teenage girls put on haute couture to waltz with French aristocrats around a gold encrusted ballroom – that I realised I had nothing to wear. The day before my train, I rifled through my grandmother’s wardrobe in a panic. “Why don’t you have any evening gowns of your own?” she asked, watching on with a raised eyebrow. I eventually found what I was looking for: a s

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  The Guardian

  Imaginary gin and fictitious chips got me through Friday

  Imaginary gin and fictitious chips got me through Friday‘During this more gruelling, seemingly endless lockdown, I am forcing myself daily to notice each minor moment of joy, ones I took for granted in the old world’

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  Bianca Jagger: 'Make masks mandatory at all times once you leave the house'

  The image below shows me in 1978, photographed in the hallway of the Savoy Hotel, as I recall. I am wearing an Yves Saint Laurent jacket and trousers, with a necktie, a pocket square and boots. I dressed in men's clothes as a political statement - as a form of protest. I thought men ruled the world and I was subverting the system. It wasn't until much later that I realised I was also emulating my father, who wore white linen suits and a panama hat. I also admired Marlene Dietrich, who wore a tux

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  Why the Duchess of Cambridge’s black McQueen suit was the ideal choice for her night at the museum

  Bianca Jagger, Kate Moss, Cate Blanchett in Ocean’s 8: some women just suit a suit. The Duchess of Cambridge joined the ‘le smoking’ club during a special appearance at the Natural History Museum on Monday afternoon. Kate wore a black Alexander McQueen suit to record a video announcing that she would reveal the winner of the 56th Wildlife Photographer of the Year award on Tuesday evening. A simple black top beneath the peak-shouldered blazer created a squared-off neckline which, combined with Ka

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  The Guardian

  From Warhol to Basquiat: behind a revealing set of artist portraits

  From Warhol to Basquiat: behind a revealing set of artist portraitsThrough the 1980s, Jeannette Montgomery Barron captured artists at home, showcased in an intimate online exhibition

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