Miu Miu S/S '19

October 04, 2018

Remember in the early aughts, when Paris Hilton's face was everywhere? Magazine covers, paparazzi shots, mug shots... she was the It Girl of all It Girls, and then, she kind of disappeared.

Over the last few years, though, she's seemed to re-emerge in a big way. On the runway for NAMILIA and now, it seems, in the details of Miu Miu S/S '19—not as obvious, of course, as the former's tribute to the starlet in the form of Paris Hilton dickinis and track pants, but in the subtle details of miniature bows, rose appliques, extra long extensions and party dresses, slung perfectly dissheveled off models' shoulders and underneath their bras, like Hilton, after a long night out, falling in (or out) of a taxi cab.

There were more serious looks, too, like the monochrome leather suit skirts and more formal frocks—think: Paris Hilton at a gala; Paris Hilton goes to court.

Presented in a giant structure built to look like the new Miu Miu logo inside the Palais d’Iéna, even the environment smelled of Paris' unapologetic confidence; her haphazard, but effortless beauty; the way she, more than anyone, knows how to have fun. Miu Miu, a brand that's built its reputatoin on pretty, and oftentimes, subtle womenswear looks, this season, gave us the DGAF version with oversized sunglasses. And as Paris would say, it was hot.

View some of our favorite looks, below.

Photos courtesy of the brand.

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Escaping the Glass Cage

November 19, 2024

For years, she stood still, watching life rush past her, a quiet observer behind the glass. Now, the glass is broken, and she steps out into the unknown. She walks through the city, caught between two worlds—part of it, yet apart from it.

Her journey is quiet but bold, searching for something she’s never understood, something just out of reach. On church steps and under glowing city lights, she questions everything: the rules, the past, and where she truly belongs. Each step feels both freeing and uncertain.

A curious soul in a borrowed life, she keeps moving forward, leaving behind only whispers of her escape, like a fleeting shadow in the night.

Photography by Robbie Augspurger
Talent Jennae Quisenberry
Styling by Emily Drake
Hair by Jerome Cultrera
Makeup by Charlotte Willer
Production by Robbie Augspurger
Photo Assisting by Ross Morrell
Text by Enzo Holdt

JENNAE wears COAT by MARNI.

LEFT: JENNAE wears TOP, SKIRT, BAG and SHOES by N21 BY ALESSANDRO DELL’ACQUA

RIGHT: JENNAE wears COAT, MINI SKIRT by DAVID KOMA, SHOES are STYLIST’S OWN.

LEFT: JENNAE wears TOP, SKIRT, BAG and SHOES by N21 BY ALESSANDRO DELL’ACQUA

RIGHT: JENNAE wears COAT, MINI SKIRT by DAVID KOMA, SHOES are STYLIST’S OWN.

LEFT: JENNAE wears JACKET, SHOES by MCQUEEN BY SEÁN MCGIRR.

RIGHT: JENNAE wears GOWN, SHOES by EMMA JOAN FOLEY.

LEFT: JENNAE wears JACKET, SKIRT by YOHJI YAMAMOTO, SHOES are STYLIST’S OWN.

RIGHT: JENNAE wears DRESS by GENNY, SHOES by CASADEI.

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Total Recall

Born in the Moroccan town of Tétouan and educated in Paris, Khattabi’s upbringing required him to make sense of how the different influences surrounding him could align. In turn, his designs explore the embedded codes and history of his bicultural background. Total Recall addresses this phenomon by including garments meant to reflect adaptation and transformation. Skirts made of tire covers and motorcyle tarpaulins refashioned into dresses are scattered across the collection, conveying notions of displacement. Blending these elements adds an industrial touch to the pieces while still keeping a sense of movement.

From sweatpants infused with polka dots to nostaglic slogans and banner display, the ensembles symbolize hidden identities and memories. Giving us a glimpse into his own memories, Khattabi's work evokes affection for the past. It's a nod to the interconnectedness of culture and how we interact with its complexitites creatively. View the collection below.