<p>Julia Fox&nbsp;made a whimsical fashion statement at the Elena Velez Costume Ball during the 2024 New York Fashion Week, showcasing a new light lavender-grey hairstyle that complemented her freshly bleached eyebrows. Wearing a form-fitting georgette taupe Shakespeare dress by e.u.n.o.i.a.a, Fox arrived at the ball in style.</p>

<p>The dress featured a deep slit and was adorned with a brown-grey corset, creating an eye-catching ensemble. The 34-year-old actress kept her accessories minimal, opting for baby pink pointed-toe heels with a white ribbon accentuating her ankles.</p>

<p>Fox's bold glam choices accentuated her unique look. Teaming the bleached eyebrows with bright teal eyeshadow and fuschia pink blush, she completed the striking appearance with matte red lipstick, creating a dramatic and vibrant effect.</p>

<p>After the event, Julia Fox took to Instagram to share her experience, describing the Elena Velez Costume Ball as a journey into the Gilded Age filled with glamour and cigarette smoke. She expressed her admiration for the event and wrote, "So proud to be wearing @e.u.n.o.i.a.a -&nbsp;a new luxury sustainable brand made from abandoned luxury fabrics by the girls for the girls." Check it out below!</p>

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<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/mahira-khan-is-not-pregnant-pakistani-actress-issues-statement-to-refute-rumours-689858">Mahira Khan is not pregnant! Pakistani actress issues statement to refute rumours</a></strong></p>

<p>On the professional front, fashion boundary-breaker Julia Fox is all set to cohost a new design competition on E! with celebrity stylist Law Roach. Announced on Thursday, the reality series is titled <em>OMG Fashun</em>&nbsp;and is set to premiere on May 6.</p>

<p>Produced by Scout Productions, the same company behind Netflix’s <em>Queer Eye</em>, the new show will feature three “fashion disruptors” on each episode. The contestants will race against the clock to craft bold looks inspired by Fox’s ideas while using unconventional materials and techniques.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The&nbsp;creations will be judged by Fox, Roach and a rotating expert guest judge, who will award the week’s winner a $10,000 cash prize. Fox will also model the winning garment on the runway.&nbsp;</p>


Julia Fox made a whimsical fashion statement at the Elena Velez Costume Ball during the 2024 New York Fashion Week, showcasing a new light lavender-grey hairstyle that complemented her freshly bleached eyebrows.

Julia Fox made a whimsical fashion statement at the Elena Velez Costume Ball during the 2024 New York Fashion Week, showcasing a new light lavender-grey hairstyle that complemented her freshly bleached eyebrows. Wearing a form-fitting georgette taupe Shakespeare dress by e.u.n.o.i.a.a, Fox arrived at the ball in style. The dress featured a deep slit and was adorned with a brown-grey corset, creating an eye-catching ensemble. The 34-year-old actress kept her accessories minimal, opting for baby pink pointed-toe heels with a white ribbon accentuating her ankles. Fox's bold glam choices accentuated her unique look. Teaming the bleached eyebrows with bright teal eyeshadow and fuschia pink blush, she completed the striking appearance with matte red lipstick, creating a dramatic and vibrant effect. After the event, Julia Fox took to Instagram to share her experience, describing the Elena Velez Costume Ball as a journey into the Gilded Age filled with glamour and cigarette smoke. She expressed her admiration for the event and wrote, "So proud to be wearing @e.u.n.o.i.a.a - a new luxury sustainable brand made from abandoned luxury fabrics by the girls for the girls." Check it out below! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Julia Fox (@juliafox) Also read: Mahira Khan is not pregnant! Pakistani actress issues statement to refute rumours On the professional front, fashion boundary-breaker Julia Fox is all set to cohost a new design competition on E! with celebrity stylist Law Roach. Announced on Thursday, the reality series is titled OMG Fashun and is set to premiere on May 6. Produced by Scout Productions, the same company behind Netflix’s Queer Eye, the new show will feature three “fashion disruptors” on each episode. The contestants will race against the clock to craft bold looks inspired by Fox’s ideas while using unconventional materials and techniques. The creations will be judged by Fox, Roach and a rotating expert guest judge, who will award the week’s winner a $10,000 cash prize. Fox will also model the winning garment on the runway.

Julia Fox rocks bleached brows at Elena Velez Costume Ball during NYFW

<p>New York Fashion Week will look a little different this season, with the typical seven-day parade of events stripped down to five days because of COVID-19 restrictions, with online runway shows, and smaller, socially distanced audiences.</p>

<p>Host IMG said it had worked closely with the governor’s office to understand the protocols needed in order to have the shows running from Sept. 13-17.</p>

<p>“We evolved the event and our offerings to designers to be able to create an event that’s both safe and successful ... and that allows consumers to tune in to watch and participate,” said global senior vice president of marketing and brand strategy at IMG, April Guidone.</p>

<p>Highlights this season include Jason Wu, Rebecca Minkoff and Christian Siriano, who will show from his Connecticut home. Partnering with U.S. hardware store Lowes, each designer will create sets “with home décor products they found at Lowes.”</p>

<p>Spring Studios, the normal home of New York Fashion Week, is also adapting.</p>

<p>“We are offering the rooftop at Spring (Studios) to designers for more traditional runway shows that may have a very small and limited, socially distant audience,” said Guidone.</p>

<p>Designers will use the indoor venues that previously hosted large runway shows to debut their collections in new ways, such as by creating films or content for social media. “And then we’ll release that content on schedule as if it’s live,” Guidone said.</p>


New York Fashion Week will look a little different this season, with the typical seven-day parade of events stripped down to five days because of COVID-19 restrictions, with online runway shows, and smaller, socially distanced audiences.

New York Fashion Week will look a little different this season, with the typical seven-day parade of events stripped down to five days because of COVID-19 restrictions, with online runway shows, and smaller, socially distanced audiences. Host IMG said it had worked closely with the governor’s office to understand the protocols needed in order to have the shows running from Sept. 13-17. “We evolved the event and our offerings to designers to be able to create an event that’s both safe and successful ... and that allows consumers to tune in to watch and participate,” said global senior vice president of marketing and brand strategy at IMG, April Guidone. Highlights this season include Jason Wu, Rebecca Minkoff and Christian Siriano, who will show from his Connecticut home. Partnering with U.S. hardware store Lowes, each designer will create sets “with home décor products they found at Lowes.” Spring Studios, the normal home of New York Fashion Week, is also adapting. “We are offering the rooftop at Spring (Studios) to designers for more traditional runway shows that may have a very small and limited, socially distant audience,” said Guidone. Designers will use the indoor venues that previously hosted large runway shows to debut their collections in new ways, such as by creating films or content for social media. “And then we’ll release that content on schedule as if it’s live,” Guidone said.

COVID-19 restrictions give New York Fashion Week new look

<p>Michael Kors looked to the country to find inspiration for his fall 2020 collection, showing a host of luxuriously oversized looks on Wednesday that the designer said were meant to evoke coziness as well as glamour and confidence.</p>

<p>"I think the world is a confusing, difficult place, and I think that the best fashion makes you feel confident so I really wanted this whole thing to have a coziness to it," Kors told Reuters before his presentation.</p>

<p>Accordingly, the veteran designer presented a largely neutral palette using plaids and paisleys, with voluminous, unstructured looks of mostly mid-calf length.</p>

<p>Poncho and cape-style coats featured enveloping, oversized scarves, collars and lapels.</p>

<p>Earthy, autumnal tones were offset only by the occasional pop of red or hit of black and white, while turtlenecks were pulled high and widely flared coat sleeves ran long. High boots with low heels added to the laid-back yet elegant look.</p>

<p>"We all want to escape to the country," Kors said, speaking of fashionable urban dwellers. "But of course we can't, so I wanted to take that cozy kind of laid-back attitude that you would find in the country and merge that with an urban polish."</p>

<p>Owing to the Internet and smartphone revolution, designer collections can be duplicated worldwide within hours of runway shows, but Kors, approaching 40 years of presenting collections, said that hasn't rendered the runway tradition irrelevant.</p>

<p>"If designers didn't have a show, I have a feeling most designers would never finish their collections," he observed. "They would just keep designing."</p>

<p>But he added that "ultimately, it really is the best way, in the shortest amount of time, for me to tell my story for six months to that many people. And as far as copying it, you can't copy quality, you can't copy tailoring.</p>

<p>"I think my customers want the real thing."</p>

<p>He also contended that "these are the kinds of accessories and clothes that I think people will want to keep in their closets for 20, 25, 30 years."</p>

<p>Kors' show featured Canadian country musician Orville Peck and his band playing foot-tapping country rock as models strode down the runway, which was augmented by a barn-style wooden stage and set.</p>


Michael Kors looked to the country to find inspiration for his fall 2020 collection, showing a host of luxuriously oversized looks on Wednesday that the designer said were meant to evoke coziness as well as glamour and confidence.

Michael Kors looked to the country to find inspiration for his fall 2020 collection, showing a host of luxuriously oversized looks on Wednesday that the designer said were meant to evoke coziness as well as glamour and confidence. "I think the world is a confusing, difficult place, and I think that the best fashion makes you feel confident so I really wanted this whole thing to have a coziness to it," Kors told Reuters before his presentation. Accordingly, the veteran designer presented a largely neutral palette using plaids and paisleys, with voluminous, unstructured looks of mostly mid-calf length. Poncho and cape-style coats featured enveloping, oversized scarves, collars and lapels. Earthy, autumnal tones were offset only by the occasional pop of red or hit of black and white, while turtlenecks were pulled high and widely flared coat sleeves ran long. High boots with low heels added to the laid-back yet elegant look. "We all want to escape to the country," Kors said, speaking of fashionable urban dwellers. "But of course we can't, so I wanted to take that cozy kind of laid-back attitude that you would find in the country and merge that with an urban polish." Owing to the Internet and smartphone revolution, designer collections can be duplicated worldwide within hours of runway shows, but Kors, approaching 40 years of presenting collections, said that hasn't rendered the runway tradition irrelevant. "If designers didn't have a show, I have a feeling most designers would never finish their collections," he observed. "They would just keep designing." But he added that "ultimately, it really is the best way, in the shortest amount of time, for me to tell my story for six months to that many people. And as far as copying it, you can't copy quality, you can't copy tailoring. "I think my customers want the real thing." He also contended that "these are the kinds of accessories and clothes that I think people will want to keep in their closets for 20, 25, 30 years." Kors' show featured Canadian country musician Orville Peck and his band playing foot-tapping country rock as models strode down the runway, which was augmented by a barn-style wooden stage and set.

Michael Kors keeps it country cozy for fall 2020 at New York Fashion Week

<p>Fresh on the heels of Paris' glittering couture week, the sartorial spotlight shifts to New York, as designers gear up to present looks for fall and winter 2020, starting on Thursday.</p>

<p>Formally known as NYFW: The Shows, the week's worth of presentations, runway productions, parties, and other promotional events kicks off on Feb. 6, following several days of menswear collections.</p>

<p>But with an earlier-than-usual date of Feb. 9, Hollywood's Academy Awards threaten to divert at least some of the limelight - and star power - from the New York shows, which often attract celebrities like Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Paris Hilton or the Kardashians.</p>

<p>Indeed, Tom Ford, who is chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America and has often helped kick off the New York shows, will instead stage a starry show in Hollywood on Friday.</p>

<p>Although some top names are missing from the roster, the audience will still see "a huge lineup of great designers," said April Guidone, global VP of marketing and brand strategy at IMG, which runs the New York shows.</p>

<p>Christian Siriano, Rag and Bone, Cynthia Rowley and Badgley Mischka are among the most anticipated shows.</p>

<p>Kate Spade, meanwhile, will present its fall designs directly on social media. Fashion Week, an event that was once only open to fashion industry insiders, is changing with the times, said Guidone.</p>

<p>"With smartphones, the consumers are there now and influencers are now invited... to cover the shows and show consumers all over the world, who are following along in real-time, what's on the runway," she said.</p>

<p>Last season saw the introduction of New York Fashion Week: The Experience, which afforded "outsiders" access to fashion shows - for a price. Tickets are still available, starting at around $500 for a seat at a single show. VIP packages can run to thousands of dollars.</p>

<p>Other widely-anticipated shows include the Blonds, who in recent seasons have electrified runways with dazzlingly produced shows themed on topics like Disney villains or gangster fashion. Marc Jacobs will wrap things up on Feb. 12, according to tradition.</p>

<p>Globally oriented shows include the Asian Fashion Collection, the Turkish Group Runway Show, and looks from Indian designer Bibhu Mohapatra.</p>


Fresh on the heels of Paris' glittering couture week, the sartorial spotlight shifts to New York, as designers gear up to present looks for fall and winter 2020, starting on Thursday.

Fresh on the heels of Paris' glittering couture week, the sartorial spotlight shifts to New York, as designers gear up to present looks for fall and winter 2020, starting on Thursday. Formally known as NYFW: The Shows, the week's worth of presentations, runway productions, parties, and other promotional events kicks off on Feb. 6, following several days of menswear collections. But with an earlier-than-usual date of Feb. 9, Hollywood's Academy Awards threaten to divert at least some of the limelight - and star power - from the New York shows, which often attract celebrities like Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Paris Hilton or the Kardashians. Indeed, Tom Ford, who is chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America and has often helped kick off the New York shows, will instead stage a starry show in Hollywood on Friday. Although some top names are missing from the roster, the audience will still see "a huge lineup of great designers," said April Guidone, global VP of marketing and brand strategy at IMG, which runs the New York shows. Christian Siriano, Rag and Bone, Cynthia Rowley and Badgley Mischka are among the most anticipated shows. Kate Spade, meanwhile, will present its fall designs directly on social media. Fashion Week, an event that was once only open to fashion industry insiders, is changing with the times, said Guidone. "With smartphones, the consumers are there now and influencers are now invited... to cover the shows and show consumers all over the world, who are following along in real-time, what's on the runway," she said. Last season saw the introduction of New York Fashion Week: The Experience, which afforded "outsiders" access to fashion shows - for a price. Tickets are still available, starting at around $500 for a seat at a single show. VIP packages can run to thousands of dollars. Other widely-anticipated shows include the Blonds, who in recent seasons have electrified runways with dazzlingly produced shows themed on topics like Disney villains or gangster fashion. Marc Jacobs will wrap things up on Feb. 12, according to tradition. Globally oriented shows include the Asian Fashion Collection, the Turkish Group Runway Show, and looks from Indian designer Bibhu Mohapatra.

New York Fashion Week kicks off in shadow of Oscars

Menswear designers debuted their fall/winter 2020 collections at New York Men's Day for New York Fashion Week: Men's on Monday (Feb. 3).

'Labor of love' at New York Fashion Week: Men's

<p>In a major win for Indian actor Manoj Bajpayee, he bagged the Best Actor Award at the New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF) for his work in the film “Gali Guleiyan” (In the Shadows).</p>

<p>Exhilarated on his win, Manoj took to Twitter to thank his crew and filmmaker. He posted: "'Gali Guleiyan' gets an honour at New York Indian Film Festival. Congratulations to the team of and the captain Dipesh Jain (director)."</p>

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<p>Speaking on the win, filmmaker Dipesh Jain said, “We are elated to hear about Manoj sir’s award at NYIFF. It is an acknowledgement of his stellar performance in the film. We consider ourselves very blessed to have worked with an actor like him who embraces his character so seamlessly and makes it his own. Heartiest congratulations to him once again.”</p>

<p>The film “Gali Guleiyan” is a Hindi psychological drama about a man trapped within the walls and alleys of Old Delhi and his own mind. He attempts to break free to find a human connection. The film boasts of a powerful cast including Ranvir Shorey, Neeraj Kabi and Shahana Goswami along with debutant child actor Om Singh.</p>

<p>Produced by Shuchi Jain of Exstant Motion Pictures, “Gali Guleiyan” is expected to release worldwide soon. It has already travelled to over 15 international film festivals.</p>


He bagged the award for his work in film 'Gali Guleiyan' (In the Shadows)

In a major win for Indian actor Manoj Bajpayee, he bagged the Best Actor Award at the New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF) for his work in the film “Gali Guleiyan” (In the Shadows). Exhilarated on his win, Manoj took to Twitter to thank his crew and filmmaker. He posted: "'Gali Guleiyan' gets an honour at New York Indian Film Festival. Congratulations to the team of and the captain Dipesh Jain (director)." गली गुलीयां gets an honour at @nyindianff congratulations to the team of @GaliGuleiyan and the captain @dipeshjainfilm https://t.co/RGP8cHR4Rc — manoj bajpayee (@BajpayeeManoj) May 13, 2018 × Speaking on the win, filmmaker Dipesh Jain said, “We are elated to hear about Manoj sir’s award at NYIFF. It is an acknowledgement of his stellar performance in the film. We consider ourselves very blessed to have worked with an actor like him who embraces his character so seamlessly and makes it his own. Heartiest congratulations to him once again.” The film “Gali Guleiyan” is a Hindi psychological drama about a man trapped within the walls and alleys of Old Delhi and his own mind. He attempts to break free to find a human connection. The film boasts of a powerful cast including Ranvir Shorey, Neeraj Kabi and Shahana Goswami along with debutant child actor Om Singh. Produced by Shuchi Jain of Exstant Motion Pictures, “Gali Guleiyan” is expected to release worldwide soon. It has already travelled to over 15 international film festivals.

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<p>A-list stars Nicole Kidman, Lupita Nyong&#39;o and Margot Robbie were seen at&nbsp;Calvin Klein show on Tuesday, wading through popcorn to watch Raf Simons&#39;s latest meditation on Americana, where firefighter meets prairie.</p>

<p>The Belgian&#39;s stewardship of the iconic US label, now into a second year, is one of the few bright spots in a New York Fashion Week suffering from an identity crisis, thinning schedule and a glut between the passing of one generation and the search for another.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-metoo-on-ramp-models-as-angels-men-as-pigs-at-new-york-fashion-week-32558" target="_blank"><em>Also Read:&nbsp;#MeToo on-ramp: Models as angels, men as pigs at New York Fashion Week</em></a></p>

<p>Ruby Sterling again designed the set. Barns evoked the pioneer spirit of the prairies, adorned with work by Andy Warhol -- also to be seen on Calvin Klein underwear -- and a room ankle-deep in popcorn.</p>

<p>While the model of the moment Kaia Gerber, 16, walked the runway, dressed in waders, watched by proud parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber.</p>

<p>Simons said the collection evolved his window-onto-America theme for his Calvin Klein, this time referencing the discovery of America, the 1960s space race and the 21st-century information age. He said that it was about freedom, democracy and no cultural hierarchy, listing 50 words in place of 50 states that included pioneer, firefighter, prairie, industrial and, of course, popcorn.</p>

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<p>Clothes ticked the modesty trend for 2018 fall/winter, full skirts practically to the ground and boxy outerwear, with models kitted out in knitted balaclavas or hijab-inspired hats shielding hair and neck. There was an emergency responder vibe in orange outerwear and pants, fluorescent strips on jackets, giant wader-style boots over the knee in both shiny black and white and baggy sweaters. Giant silver gloves tapped the oven mitten look, a space-age version of the Ralph Lauren&#39;s tasselled beige numbers that divided opinion for the US Winter Olympics team in Pyeongchang.</p>

<p>There was a utilitarian, workman-like feel, and clear odes to America -- patchwork quilts and red checked flannel. Yet however striking and original, it did not shriek wearable.</p>

<p>Simons&#39;s tenure at Calvin Klein has been applauded by critics and the label&#39;s recent underwear ad featuring the Kardashian sisters -- YouTube&#39;s most-watched commercial last month with 15.4 million hits. Considered one of the finest designers of his generation, the 50-year-old previously breathed new life into Dior after John Galliano was fired in 2012 for anti-Semitic insults in a Paris bar.</p>

<p>Fashion Week closes today with shows by Michael Kors and Marc Jacobs before the season flits to London, Milan and Paris. Here are the other standouts of the penultimate day in the Big Apple.</p>

<p>Selena Gomez, the current face of Coach, was guest of honour in the front row -- seen wearing a black leather jacket and long floral dress, capturing something of the gothic, city meets nature, romance of the collection. But if &quot;twisted, dark romance&quot; was one of the themes, there was no sign of off-again-on-again squeeze Justin Bieber, with whom she has reportedly recently reunited to the chagrin of her family.</p>

<p>Models paraded up and down a darkened woodland set, a kind of spooky movie vibe with puffs of dry ice at the end, fall leaves crunching underfoot and nude tree trunks with overhanging branches.</p>

<p>It was a blend of goth, the preference for all black dressing beloved by non-conforming English teenagers in the 1990s, with the supernatural, a juxtaposition of America&#39;s Southwest with New York.</p>

<p>Canadian designer Jason Wu presented his last collection for Hugo Boss, where he has been artistic director of womenswear since June 2013. Wu is leaving to concentrate on his own label. His last presentation for the German house was inspired by the work of US minimalist artist Robert Morris and focused on bold tailoring. Hugo Boss is yet to name a successor for Wu.</p>


In a bizarre update, the runway of the designer's show was covered in popcorn

A-list stars Nicole Kidman, Lupita Nyong'o and Margot Robbie were seen at Calvin Klein show on Tuesday, wading through popcorn to watch Raf Simons's latest meditation on Americana, where firefighter meets prairie. The Belgian's stewardship of the iconic US label, now into a second year, is one of the few bright spots in a New York Fashion Week suffering from an identity crisis, thinning schedule and a glut between the passing of one generation and the search for another. Also Read: #MeToo on-ramp: Models as angels, men as pigs at New York Fashion Week Ruby Sterling again designed the set. Barns evoked the pioneer spirit of the prairies, adorned with work by Andy Warhol -- also to be seen on Calvin Klein underwear -- and a room ankle-deep in popcorn. While the model of the moment Kaia Gerber, 16, walked the runway, dressed in waders, watched by proud parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. Simons said the collection evolved his window-onto-America theme for his Calvin Klein, this time referencing the discovery of America, the 1960s space race and the 21st-century information age. He said that it was about freedom, democracy and no cultural hierarchy, listing 50 words in place of 50 states that included pioneer, firefighter, prairie, industrial and, of course, popcorn. Also Watch: Tadashi Shoji shows 'unapologetic' sexy collection inspired by #MeToo Clothes ticked the modesty trend for 2018 fall/winter, full skirts practically to the ground and boxy outerwear, with models kitted out in knitted balaclavas or hijab-inspired hats shielding hair and neck. There was an emergency responder vibe in orange outerwear and pants, fluorescent strips on jackets, giant wader-style boots over the knee in both shiny black and white and baggy sweaters. Giant silver gloves tapped the oven mitten look, a space-age version of the Ralph Lauren's tasselled beige numbers that divided opinion for the US Winter Olympics team in Pyeongchang. There was a utilitarian, workman-like feel, and clear odes to America -- patchwork quilts and red checked flannel. Yet however striking and original, it did not shriek wearable. Simons's tenure at Calvin Klein has been applauded by critics and the label's recent underwear ad featuring the Kardashian sisters -- YouTube's most-watched commercial last month with 15.4 million hits. Considered one of the finest designers of his generation, the 50-year-old previously breathed new life into Dior after John Galliano was fired in 2012 for anti-Semitic insults in a Paris bar. Fashion Week closes today with shows by Michael Kors and Marc Jacobs before the season flits to London, Milan and Paris. Here are the other standouts of the penultimate day in the Big Apple. Selena Gomez, the current face of Coach, was guest of honour in the front row -- seen wearing a black leather jacket and long floral dress, capturing something of the gothic, city meets nature, romance of the collection. But if "twisted, dark romance" was one of the themes, there was no sign of off-again-on-again squeeze Justin Bieber, with whom she has reportedly recently reunited to the chagrin of her family. Models paraded up and down a darkened woodland set, a kind of spooky movie vibe with puffs of dry ice at the end, fall leaves crunching underfoot and nude tree trunks with overhanging branches. It was a blend of goth, the preference for all black dressing beloved by non-conforming English teenagers in the 1990s, with the supernatural, a juxtaposition of America's Southwest with New York. Canadian designer Jason Wu presented his last collection for Hugo Boss, where he has been artistic director of womenswear since June 2013. Wu is leaving to concentrate on his own label. His last presentation for the German house was inspired by the work of US minimalist artist Robert Morris and focused on bold tailoring. Hugo Boss is yet to name a successor for Wu.

New York Fashion Week: Nicole Kidman, Lupita Nyong'o, Margot Robbie at Calvin Klein

<p>New York Fashion Week on Friday saw something never-seen-before when women models dressed as angels walked handcuffed to men with a pig-face mask on the catwalk.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Friday&#39;s fashion show was inspired by the #MeToo social media campaign aimed at exposing sexual misconduct and misdemeanour across the world, specially targetted at cities in the United States.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em><a href="http://www.wionews.com/videos/tadashi-shoji-shows-unapologetic-sexy-collection-inspired-by-metoo-8271" target="_blank">Also Watch:&nbsp;Tadashi Shoji shows &#39;unapologetic&#39; sexy collection inspired by #MeToo</a></em></p>

<p><a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-sports-illustrated-swimsuit-issue-honours-metoo-with-first-ever-nude-photo-series-32218" target="_blank"><em>Also Read:&nbsp;&#39;Sports Illustrated&#39; swimsuit issue honours #MeToo with first-ever nude photo series</em></a></p>

<p>The catwalk grabbed the attention of all when to everyone&#39;s surprise, models sporting angel wings walked handcuffed to men in scary masks.&nbsp;Models could be seen dressed in floor-length black and white gown for some monochromatic expression through clothes and leather wings on their shoulders.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>At the end of the runway, a 22-year-old model Cheyenne Jacobs, declared herself as a survivor of sexual abuse while briefly explaining what happened to her at a tender age.&nbsp;</p>

<p>She said: &quot;I would like to take this moment as a stand of my healing, how far I&rsquo;ve grown and also to say that this is not only a movement, not just stories, but we&rsquo;re real people who have gone through real things.&quot;</p>

<p>The<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-saturday-night-live-jessica-chastain-brings-up-times-up-metoo-womens-march-30309" target="_blank"> #MeToo campaign</a> at New York Fashion Week was the product of&nbsp;Myriam Chalek, creative director of fashion website American Wardrobe.</p>

<p>Myriam, while talking about it to Reuters said,&nbsp;&ldquo;I don&rsquo;t think this fashion show is going to change things overnight, but if it can be a step further then I guess I&rsquo;ve done my part. A woman who has been empowered is a woman who is unstoppable.&quot;</p>

<p>She went ahead to add that although the clothes are all a part of American Wardrobe fashions, the event in itself is nonprofit.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em><a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-i-was-flat-out-raped-amy-schumer-reveals-being-assaulted-as-a-teenager-31612" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;&#39;I was flat-out raped&#39;: Amy Schumer reveals being assaulted as a teenager</a></em></p>

<p>The<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/metoo-time-magazine-announces-silence-breakers-as-person-of-the-year-26051" target="_blank"> #Metoo</a> social media campaign has exposed a number of men across the world who had allegedly harassed&nbsp;women. The campaign had gone viral with several women and men coming forward to narrate their stories. Since October last year, hundreds of women have accused powerful men in business, politics, media and entertainment of sex abuse, joining the #MeToo social media movement that has shone a light on sexual assault and harassment in US life.<br />
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A fashion show inspired by the #MeToo social media campaign aimed at exposing sexual misconduct across the United States

New York Fashion Week on Friday saw something never-seen-before when women models dressed as angels walked handcuffed to men with a pig-face mask on the catwalk. Friday's fashion show was inspired by the #MeToo social media campaign aimed at exposing sexual misconduct and misdemeanour across the world, specially targetted at cities in the United States. Also Watch: Tadashi Shoji shows 'unapologetic' sexy collection inspired by #MeToo Also Read: 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit issue honours #MeToo with first-ever nude photo series The catwalk grabbed the attention of all when to everyone's surprise, models sporting angel wings walked handcuffed to men in scary masks. Models could be seen dressed in floor-length black and white gown for some monochromatic expression through clothes and leather wings on their shoulders. Watch the video here: Sexual abuse victims walk the runway and share their stories to raise awareness and defend the #metoo movement during New York Fashion Week https://t.co/BF8MgWoAyU pic.twitter.com/qoVkQwGZOO — AFP news agency (@AFP) February 10, 2018 × At the end of the runway, a 22-year-old model Cheyenne Jacobs, declared herself as a survivor of sexual abuse while briefly explaining what happened to her at a tender age. She said: "I would like to take this moment as a stand of my healing, how far I’ve grown and also to say that this is not only a movement, not just stories, but we’re real people who have gone through real things." The #MeToo campaign at New York Fashion Week was the product of Myriam Chalek, creative director of fashion website American Wardrobe. Myriam, while talking about it to Reuters said, “I don’t think this fashion show is going to change things overnight, but if it can be a step further then I guess I’ve done my part. A woman who has been empowered is a woman who is unstoppable." She went ahead to add that although the clothes are all a part of American Wardrobe fashions, the event in itself is nonprofit. Also Read: 'I was flat-out raped': Amy Schumer reveals being assaulted as a teenager The #Metoo social media campaign has exposed a number of men across the world who had allegedly harassed women. The campaign had gone viral with several women and men coming forward to narrate their stories. Since October last year, hundreds of women have accused powerful men in business, politics, media and entertainment of sex abuse, joining the #MeToo social media movement that has shone a light on sexual assault and harassment in US life.

#MeToo on-ramp: Models as angels, men as pigs at New York Fashion Week

<p>The ongoing 2018 New York Fashion Week is not just about clothes but also about the faces that make their entry into the world of fashion in style.&nbsp;</p>

<p>One such name is that of Zola, a 5-month-old toddler who was carried by his model father on the ramp for the very first time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Zola now becomes the youngest model to ever ramp walk (not quite literally though as he was carried).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Zola stole the show at&nbsp;Collina Strada Thursday afternoon. His father, model&nbsp;George Okeny wore an orange crushed-velvet suit while marking Zola&#39;s debut. His mother,&nbsp;Yanii Gough a model scout watched from backstage.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The last time a toddler was seen at a world-famous fashion event was when <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-kim-kardashian-poses-topless-in-thong-and-body-glitter-25596" target="_blank">Kim Kardashian</a> got her&nbsp;20-month-old North West to father Kanye West&rsquo;s 2015 Yeezy show.</p>

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Zola made his ramp debut in the arms of his model father on Thursday

The ongoing 2018 New York Fashion Week is not just about clothes but also about the faces that make their entry into the world of fashion in style. One such name is that of Zola, a 5-month-old toddler who was carried by his model father on the ramp for the very first time. Zola now becomes the youngest model to ever ramp walk (not quite literally though as he was carried). Zola stole the show at Collina Strada Thursday afternoon. His father, model George Okeny wore an orange crushed-velvet suit while marking Zola's debut. His mother, Yanii Gough a model scout watched from backstage. The last time a toddler was seen at a world-famous fashion event was when Kim Kardashian got her 20-month-old North West to father Kanye West’s 2015 Yeezy show.

New York Fashion Week: Youngest model is just 5 months old

<p>New York Fashion Week kicked off today with quite a spectacle of celebrities, models, and designers in tow.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The semiannual event saw Tom Ford open the gala event on Wednesday evening with his latest collections for the Spring/Summer 2018.</p>

<p>Model Kendal Jenner was spotted walking the ramp for Tom Ford along with model Gigi Hadid.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>With a special emphasis on wooing the millennial generation, the New York Fashion Week collections on opening day were high on glamour yet comfortable in style. Models presenting his collections were all sporting a pixie cut along with the social media influencers Kendall and Gigi.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kendall&#39;s striking hair cut was done by top&nbsp;Sydney-based hairstylist Anthony Nader, who was the only Australian on Ford&rsquo;s grooming team. He is also going to be seen working on models for Michael Kors and Oscar de la Renta&rsquo;s upcoming shows.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Kendall will also be receiving the award for Fashion Icon of the Decade. She will receive the award on Friday which will be handed out by the fashion website Daily Front Row.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Supporting her step-sister Kendall, Kim Kardashian was seen in the front row of the Tom Ford show yesterday. She&nbsp;flaunted her body in a skin tight black latex dress with silver/blonde long locks.&nbsp;</p>

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The semiannual fashion week starts from today

New York Fashion Week kicked off today with quite a spectacle of celebrities, models, and designers in tow. The semiannual event saw Tom Ford open the gala event on Wednesday evening with his latest collections for the Spring/Summer 2018. Model Kendal Jenner was spotted walking the ramp for Tom Ford along with model Gigi Hadid. Gigi Hadid seen sporting a pixie cut for Tom Ford at New York Fashion Week (AFP) × With a special emphasis on wooing the millennial generation, the New York Fashion Week collections on opening day were high on glamour yet comfortable in style. Models presenting his collections were all sporting a pixie cut along with the social media influencers Kendall and Gigi. Kendall's striking hair cut was done by top Sydney-based hairstylist Anthony Nader, who was the only Australian on Ford’s grooming team. He is also going to be seen working on models for Michael Kors and Oscar de la Renta’s upcoming shows. Kendall Jenner walking for Tom Ford at New York Fashion Week 2017 (AFP) × Kendall will also be receiving the award for Fashion Icon of the Decade. She will receive the award on Friday which will be handed out by the fashion website Daily Front Row. Supporting her step-sister Kendall, Kim Kardashian was seen in the front row of the Tom Ford show yesterday. She flaunted her body in a skin tight black latex dress with silver/blonde long locks.

Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid sport a pixie cut for Tom Ford show at New York Fashion Week 2017

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