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Last September I was part of a fashion crowd who made a brief dash to Cupertino outside San Francisco (36 hours in and out) to attend the launch of the Apple Watch. It was a surreal experience to cross the globe to sit in a large conference theatre filled with Apple aficionados and Stephen Fry, to hear CEO Tim Cook proselytise about this new addition to the Apple family. The watch is its first step into what the company calls the fashion arena, and the fashion industry is watching this particular space with interest. For “The Data Game”, Lisa Armstrong was granted access to actually use the watch rather than just look at it (incidentally, Apple Watch is a product surrounded by more embargoes than the Chilcot Inquiry), and has written a great piece on how the weara-ble-tech scene is stacking up. It can be tempting to consider that the frivo-lous side of fashion is an irrelevance com-pared with dramatic world events, but it is a temptation worth resisting. Mario Testino photographed the high-spirited party girls - and great friends - Cara Delevingne, Georgia May Jagger and Suki Waterhouse for this month’s cover story (“Girls on Film”), and I am sure that most people will feel, as I do, that there is a great deal to be said for fashion’s ability to cheer one up.

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GALLIANOis back

John Galliano has joined Maison Martin Margiela as creative director, Renzo Rosso, the Italian entrepreneur and president of OTB, which owns the house, has announced. Galliano’s first show, for the “artisanal line” will be held during Paris couture week in January. The artisanal line, formerly designed by Matthieu Blazy, is the house’s closest thing to haute couture. And doubtless, it’ll get closer, what with the wisdom of 50 years experience of Christian Dior’s couture that Galliano brings with him.

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Introducing a selection of bag charms to adorn your handbag for the Fall 2014

season. Bag charms are versatile as they can also double as a key ring depending

on the charm’s hook. Charms are also inter-changeable and can be multiplied

depending on the piece since charms can be hooked onto any purse, SLG or to

each other (ie. two monsters together). More and more designers have extended

their line of bag charms to give owner’s a more personalized look to their coveted

handbags. However, there are also plenty of adorable charms in various iconic

designs that were created years ago only available through vintage store retailers.

Fendi’s Fur buggies was introduced last year and has been one of the biggest trends.The

buggies comes in different designs, like Strangee, a multicolor fur with Swarovski crystal

eyes and leather cord, and Lucy Junior, a fox fur charm with leather face and inlaid eyes.

Fendi also offers simple charms in different colors, made of fox fur with a tonal leather cord.

Recently, the brand has introduced Karlito, a fox and goat fur inspired by Karl Lagerfeld,

which appeared on the runway carried by Cara Delevingne.

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Anya Hindmarch

reveals her new work: leather stickers.One of the most important fashion accesories designer

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ANYA HINDMARCHLEATHER STICKERS

The English fashion accessories designer, Anya Hindmarch and an exciting collaboration with Charlotte Stockdale of CHAOS FASHION work on the collection of luxurious embossed leather stickers which was inspired by Anya’s schoolgirl version of personalisation and can be used to sticker-up anything from your handbag to your purse or phone.

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THE NEW COLLECTION

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sacai COLLECTION

a rich and elegant disruption of iconic sport styles, designed to come alive as the wearer moves.

NikeLab x sacai is about the redefinition of sport classics. Designed for the body in motion, the Nike x sacai collection presents artful combinations of

innovative materials that fluidly disrupt traditional sportswear forms.Through the lens of internationally renowned fashion house sacai, Nike

icons are treated with a seamless blend of femininity and modern elegance to reimagine the iconic look of sport.

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CHITOSE ABERenowned designer Chitose Abe founded the sacai fashion house in Tokyo in 1998. Since then she’s established a signature style defined by fluid reinventions of traditional silhouettes. Abe’s partnership with Nike represents her ongoing exploration of the interplay between masculinity and femininity, combined with a reverence for movement.

“Everybody knows Nike,but I wanted to transfer those codes to something that nobody has seen before.”

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“Everybody knows Nike,but I wanted to transfer those codes to something that nobody has seen before.”

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Cara Delevingne was named model of the year at the British Fashion Awards—and the prize was well earned. She’s been photographed by Mario Testino for the cover of British Vogue; she’s appeared in ad campaigns for Chanel, Burberry, and H&M, among others; and she seems to have landed on every runway in New York, London, Milan, and Paris during the recent fashion season.

But the title hardly seems sufficient for the many moods and manifestations of Cara Delevingne. Yes, she has a “look”—those eyes, that lip-o-licious mouth, and the most famous eyebrows since Groucho Marx. Then there’s her background: her aristo lineage (described by the Daily Mail as “pure Chelsea posh”); her colorful mother, Pandora, a personal shopper for Selfridges; her father, Charles, a handsome man about town; and her older sister Poppy, also a successful model. And, to top it all off, there’s her well-known punch of personality—witty, whimsical, and charmingly unpredicta-ble. So what if she’s 45 minutes late? She gives you 5,000 percent when she gets there (and like the best designers, Delevingne gives what you want before you even know you wanted it).

While the 20-year-old self-described tomboy was amazed by her sudden rocket into the heart of the fashion universe (not to mention by just how tough all that runway walking can be), she is setting her sights on other stars—acting, making music, inventing, Nobel Prizes—as long as there’s plenty of goofing off to be done along the way.

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