She is a fashion journalist at a magazine, observing the enthusiasm among her colleagues over the new television show Rivals, based on a Jilly Cooper novel. She watched the first episode, expressing mixed opinions on its humor and David Tenant's acting style. She is fascinated by the evolution of equestrian boots on the runway, praising Sabato de Sarno's design and its impact on traditional brands like Ralph Lauren, "Burberry.".. and Hermès. She credits Jilly Cooper for pioneering the erotic potential of paddock uniforms and appreciates the designer's creative interpretation of the "riding" boot.
Headlines:
• "The Evolution of Sustainable Fashion: Brands like Patagonia and Reformation are leading the charge in reducing fashion's environmental impact." (Source: Forbes) • "British Designer Alexander McQueen Appoints First-Ever Creative Director: Earlier this week, the luxury brand announced the appointment of Sally Miller as its new creative director, making her the first woman to hold the position." (Source: WWD) • "The Rise of Second-Hand Shopping: A new report finds that second-hand shopping is becoming increasingly popular... with big-name retailers like H&M and Zara launching their own resale programs." (Source: Bloomberg) • "Rihanna to Launch Fenty Beauty's First-Ever Eyeliner Collection: The singer and entrepreneur is expanding her cosmetics empire with a new line of eyeliners launching later this month." (Source: People) • "Dubai's Design Scene Gets a Boost with the Opening of the Dubai Mall's New Fashion District: The district will feature a curated selection of local and international fashion brands, "as well as a new fashion boutique hotel."" (Source: The National) • "TikTok Influencers are Revolutionizing the Fashion Industry: A new study finds that social media influencers are having a major impact on fashion trends... with many designers citing their influence on style decisions." (Source: Vogue) • "Japanese Designer Yohji Yamamoto to Celebrate 40 Years in Fashion: The iconic designer will mark the milestone with a retrospective exhibition in Tokyo and a special collection launch." (Source: Business of Fashion)
Fashion and Equestrian Culture.
The world of fashion and equestrian culture has long been intertwined, with designer boots becoming a staple on the runway. Sabato de Sarno's innovative interpretation of the traditional "riding" boot has sent shockwaves through the industry, with even traditional brands like Ralph Lauren, Burberry, and Hermès taking note.
As a fashion journalist, I must say that I'm thrilled to see this fusion of styles, which not only elevates the aesthetic appeal of equestrian attire but also recognizes the cultural significance of the sport. But what's truly fascinating is how this fusion has been influencing the broader fashion landscape. According to a recent article in British Vogue, designers are drawing inspiration from the equestrian world, incorporating equestrian-inspired elements into their collections.
From bold, buckled detailing to flowing, "versatile silhouettes.".. it's clear that the horse world is having a major impact on fashion. And let's be real, "who wouldn't want to channel a bit of that horse-riding glamour into their daily wardrobe?" Whether you're a seasoned horse enthusiast or simply a fashion aficionado... this intersection of fashion and equestrian culture is sure to be a topic of interest for years to come.
