Playful, fresh, and bold, this fall’s fashion season will be dominated by Henry Zankov’s knitted pieces.

A native of St. Petersburg, Russia, Zankov moved to New Jersey in the United States with his parents at nine-years-old. He spent most of his childhood going into the city with friends to go shopping and in high school, he began to take sewing classes at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, where he eventually received an associates degree in Fashion/Apparel Design in 2001. Soon after, Zankov began to explore his style through jobs and internships with clothing brands DKNY, EDUN, and Diane von Furstenberg, where he became the design director of knitwear. 

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The Olympics has been commonplace for celebrating the world’s vast cultures and the spirit of sportsmanship for centuries, but it is also a global stage ready for fashion brands to display their latest designs.

France 

Taking center stage at the 2024 Olympics are the hosts.

Berluti, a French luxury brand, and Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton worked together on the navy blazers with burnished lapels, silk skirts/slim-fit pants, and leather loafers that Team France will be wearing to the Opening Ceremony.

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On Wednesday, June 5, Chanel announced that artistic director Virginie Viard was leaving the fashion house. Viard spent 30 years working for Chanel in various posts, working her way up to the head artistic director position in 2019 when her mentor, the legendary Karl Lagerfeld, passed away. Viard was only the third artistic director of Chanel’s 114-year history, following Lagerfeld, who was preceded by the founder, Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel

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For NYC-based stylist Dee and her brand The Vintage Point, style, class and glam have no age limit. Dee proves this through her new content series “Granny Series,” in which the NYC fashion connoisseur utilizes fashion to highlight her elderly grandmother. 

Dee’s grandmother, Margaret Chola, is seen on Instagram rocking styles that are elegantly timeless and chic, all the while maintaining a hint of modernity to the clothes that her granddaughter styles her in. From fancy headwear to fabulous pantsuits, Miss Chola does not dress to "un-impress." 

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There’s this misunderstanding that femininity is equal to docility, in other words: be quiet, listen and attend to the needs of others, and never want for more. 

Yet the hauntingly bridal visages that Róisín Pierce has put on the runway gives female rage and revolt a whole new face. The delicate interweaving of silk, lace, Irish crochet, bridal veils, florals, ribbons, and bows all create fashion pieces that reinterpret designs that are seen as traditionally feminine. All thanks to one designer working out of her house in Dublin with her diligent mother, Angela.

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