Designer Hedi Slimane closed the fifth day of Paris Fashion Week for Celine with its Fall/Winter 2020 collection. The runway looked like a spectacle with a scaffolding structure that lit up and formed Celine's logo. The first model arrived on the runway standing on a conveyor belt. The understated collection featured sequined dresses, corduroy pants, classic trenchcoats and plenty of ruffles on shirts. While almost everything was unisex, the designer targeted the boys with bootcut leather pants, crop tops, round sunglasses and boots in this collection.

Designer Hedi Slimane closed the fifth day of Paris Fashion Week for Celine with its Fall/Winter 2020 collection. The runway looked like a spectacle with a scaffolding structure that lit up and formed Celine's logo. The first model arrived on the runway standing on a conveyor belt. The understated collection featured sequined dresses, corduroy pants, classic trenchcoats and plenty of ruffles on shirts. While almost everything was unisex, the designer targeted the boys with bootcut leather pants, crop tops, round sunglasses and boots in this collection.

Louis Vuitton's Spring Summer 2021 menswear collection was previewed in a short animated film called "The Adventures of Zoom with Friends". The film showcased a cartoon character in an empty Paris. Artistic director Virgil Abloh gave a sneak peak of his concept called 'Message in a Bottle', the looks of which will be unveiled on the 6th of August in Shanghai and later in Tokyo. Altering his pattern Abloh plans to fuse many collections and display them all at once, so the Shanghai show will offer looks repeated from an earlier collection. Abloh also launched a new scholarship fund of $1 million for black creatives. Another brand that embraced the digital trend was&nbsp;Issey Miyake. It showed its spring summer 2021 menswear collection in a short film, starring the skyline of Tokyo and models dancing in a studio.

In a first, American magazine Sports Illustrated just featured transgender&nbsp;woman&nbsp;Valentina Sampaio&nbsp;on its cover for the celebrated Swimsuit Issue. The 23-year-old Brazilian&nbsp;model is one of eight Rookies to be featured in this year's edition. The issue will hit the stands on the 21st of July. Sampaio&nbsp;has made history by being featured on the cover and has been quite vocal in her support towards&nbsp;Brazil&rsquo;s trans community.

The Jodhpur&nbsp;health department has introduced special jackets for lab technicians. These jackets, designed by the&nbsp;Defence Research and Development Organisation, can be worn under PPE&nbsp;kits and help keep the body cool. According to CMO Dr Balwant Manda,&nbsp;the jackets have a liquid inside which helps the body cope up with heat and prevents health workers from dehydration. They could provide some respite in the coming days as temperatures soar across Rajasthan.&nbsp;

Fast-fashion retailer Shein is under fire yet again for selling a necklace with a metal pendant that appears to look like a 'swastika', a Nazi symbol. Screenshots from the retailer&rsquo;s website surfaced on Twitter, showing the necklace on sale. After major uproar online, it seems that the necklace has been removed.&nbsp;Shein, reportedly,&nbsp;claims that the design wasn&rsquo;t a Nazi swastika, but a Buddhist swastika which symbolizes spirituality and good fortune.&nbsp;Just last week, Shein issued&nbsp;an apology&nbsp;selling 'frilled Greek carpets' that many believed were Muslim prayer rugs. The rugs featured a design that looked like Kaaba, the center of the most important mosque in the religion.

After the Air Jordan 1 OG Dior sneakers debuted at Dior&rsquo;s pre-fall 2020 show in Miami in December 2019, they became the most coveted pair that sneakerheads&nbsp;couldn't wait to get their hands on.&nbsp;The first&nbsp;streetwear-meets-luxury mashup&nbsp;for the brands celebrates&nbsp;the 35th anniversary of the release of the Air Jordan 1.&nbsp;According to a&nbsp;report by&nbsp;WWD, 5 million people signed up to shop despite the production of only several thousand sneakers. With a retail price of almost&nbsp;₹1,65,456, the limited-edition high top is now&nbsp;reselling on sites like StockX&nbsp;for over a whopping&nbsp;₹10,00,00! The sneakers feature an&nbsp;&rsquo;80s-inspired high-top silhouette, the Jumpman Wings logo, and the signature swoosh with hand-painted shade of Dior gray.&nbsp;
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French luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton&nbsp;is switching to a seasonless format for its menswear line. The brand will present its latest collection in Shanghai on August 6 and later in Tokyo with a physical show.&nbsp;
Titled 'Message in a Bottle,' the collection will highlight the brand's sustainability initiatives, with recycled, upcycled&nbsp;and reissued clothes. Instead of the fashion show in Paris, the collection's 'international tour' will begin with the release of a fashion film with animated characters setting off on a sea voyage, reports WWD.&nbsp;

Walmart-owned online retailer Flipkart&nbsp;is strengthening its hold on the local fashion market. The firm has announced an investment of Rs. 260 crore&nbsp;in a subsidiary of&nbsp;Arvind&nbsp;Fashions. Flipkart&nbsp;has purchased a minority stake in&nbsp;Arvind&nbsp;Youth Brands which owns a leading denim brand Flying Machine. The partnership will see the growth of product categories and accelerate online sales for the brand, Arvind&nbsp;Fashions CEO&nbsp;J Suresh&nbsp;said.
The 91-year-old company has one of the largest portfolio of fashion brands in India and also manufactures clothing for international labels like&nbsp;GAP, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein among others.&nbsp;

Tesla CEO&nbsp;Elon&nbsp;Musk recently announced the launch of a pair of limited edition satin &ldquo;short shorts&rdquo; and they sold out within minutes after Musk tweeted out the link to purchase them. The shorts display the names of&nbsp;Tesla&rsquo;s four vehicles, spelling out &ldquo;S3XY&rdquo; across the back. The shorts, which went for sale at a price of "$69.42", broke the website as soon as they launched in every size. After the shorts were sold out on July 6, the Tesla chief tweeted saying that he himself had bought a pair!

Embracing the virtual fashion season, fashion house Viktor and Rolf released a catwalk video of its Fall/Winter show. Dubbed 'Change', the show without guests includes a voice-over by British musician Mika, who describes every look in detail. The collection is split into three parts, featuring three outfits - a nightgown, a dressing gown and a coat. One for anxiety and sadness, another for confusion and one for love and hope, according to a WWD report. One of the looks also features a face mask and another is covered in emojis, showcasing current emotions.

Indian designer Rahul&nbsp;Mishra&nbsp;is a regular on the global fashion calendar and he just showcased his fall 2020 couture collection&nbsp;online as part of the first digital Paris Couture Week. His collection titled 'Butterfly People', has drawn inspiration from artisans who have been hit hard by the pandemic.&nbsp;Mishra had only six weeks to create his fall 2020 couture collection as opposed to the usual six months. He hopes to bring to light the beauty of these craftsman as they work with hand.&nbsp;Designs featured appliqued butterflies, birds and flowers and also embroidery in bright colours as well as face masks to keep up with the 'new normal'.&nbsp;

The coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic has taken out another fashion victim. Storied menswear&nbsp;brand Brooks Brothers has filed for&nbsp;Chapter 11 bankruptcy.&nbsp;
The 200-year-old company joins the likes of Nieman&nbsp;Marcus, J C Penney who have all fallen prey to store closures and falling revenues in the last few months and now&nbsp;seek relief in bankruptcy court.&nbsp;
Brooks Brothers, known for dressing a generation of business men in crisp suiting and pinstripes, has listed both its assets and liabilities as ranging between $500mn and $1bn. The American brand was founded in 1818 as a family business and is owned by the Italian billionaire Claudio Del Vecchio.

The coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic and subsequent pandemics to control its spread have caused massive losses for India's apparel and fashion industry. According to data shared by Redseer&nbsp;Consulting with ET, the sector clocked a recovery of just 35 per cent compared to sales in January. The steepest dip was observed in April, when sales were just 10 per cent of pre-lockdown&nbsp;levels. Offline sales observed a fall from around 92% in January to 88-89% by mid-June. In contrast, online sales rose from 7% to around 11% in the last 6 months. But the fashion industry operates 98% through offline channels so the sluggish growth in online retail is just not enough to make up for brick and mortar losses.&nbsp;

French designer&nbsp;Alexis Mabille presented his fall-winter 2020-2021 couture collection with a virtual presentation.&nbsp;Models posed individually in what looked like a bright pink box.
Mabille used materials he already had and said he let the inspiration come to him. He said his goal was to create a "joyful" collection but the theme was "Attitude" with a capital A, to enforce positivity. The online show featured a total of 26 looks.&nbsp;

Dutch fashion designer&nbsp;Iris van Herpen released a short film starring Carice van Houten for Paris Fashion Week. The Dutch actor, who played the role of Melisandre&nbsp;in Game of Thrones, can be seen&nbsp;wearing a diaphanous white organza "Transmotion" dress embroidered with a black beads motif. The designer's signature&nbsp;optical effects have also been woven into the creation.&nbsp;
The coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic has forced major fashion house to eschew big-budget physical shows in favour of digital features.&nbsp;

As the fashion industry grapples with Covid-19 pandemic, big fashion houses have shifted to digital shows. Luxury fashion house Chanel unveiled a digital short on Tuesday, showcasing looks from its Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2021 collection. Keeping the late designer Karl Lagerfeld in mind, Chanel's creative director Virginie Viard said that she was inspired to go in for an 'opulent direction'. The collection, filmed and shot by Mikael Jansson, went big on black and grey, with splashes of red and magenta. The eccentric collection even featured voluminous taffeta outfits and signature tweed jackets.

Couture shows, often regarded as the most exclusive of fashion events, made their debut as a hybrid virtual presentation this week for everyone to see. French luxury house Dior unveiled a fashion film featuring surrealist characters including a mermaid and what looks like a human goat-man. The mythical presentation was called Le Mythe&nbsp;Dior and shot by Italian director Matteo&nbsp;Garrone. However, the film predominantly white cast has been questioned for its lack of diversity on social media. On Twitter Pam Boy wrote 'was this Greek mythology an excuse to avoid diversity?' and On Instagram, fashion account DietPrada&nbsp;called the show a 'missed opportunity.'

Indian fashion designer Rahul&nbsp;Mishra&nbsp;will be joining the onlineedition of Paris Couture Week, presenting his first ever digital couture show. The presentation, alongside shows by other global luxury fashion houses, will be staged on July 7. Called Butterfly People, the collection will feature 12 looks and include embroidered face masks as well. Mishra&nbsp;was previously invited to present his collection at the couture week last year by the French fashion federation and he has also been regular on the global fashion calendar.&nbsp;

Neon Cowboys, an American brand that is known for its glow up hats, jewellery and other festive gear, has come up with a new shiny accessory for the pandemic. The fashion tech brand has launched LED&nbsp;glow face masks in two colours, for $38 apiece on its e-commerce site.&nbsp;
The bright face masks are made with&nbsp;fiberoptic fabric, are USB rechargeable, have multiple light settings and are washable and water-proof.

The high-fixed-cost, metro-centric retail sector will face a major blow due to the Covid-19 pandemic, finds a new report by&nbsp;Ambit Capital. Low credit availability, job losses, pay cuts and changing consumer behaviours will hit even the lower&nbsp;discretionary category. The shift towards working from home will have the highest impact on apparel, quick service&nbsp;restaurants&nbsp;(QSR) and footwear brands, the report said. Social distance restrictions, limited footfalls will gradually affect supermarkets and cinema halls when they reopen as well.&nbsp;Adding to this pain&nbsp;is the fact that the 10 cities accounting for 50 per cent of revenues are slowest to recover.&nbsp;

Following complaints from employees over her mishandling of racism at the company, the head of human resources at Adidas has stepped down. The staff of the German sportswear brand alleged that Karen Parkin, who's been at Adidas since 23 years,&nbsp;described racism as 'noise' that is exclusive to North America and does not affect the company at large.
Parkin's&nbsp;official statement said, 'It has become clear to me that to unify the organization it would be better for me to retire and pave the way for change.' The decision follows&nbsp;a letter signed by 83 employees, obtained by the Wall Street Journal, that asked the board to investigate Parkin&rsquo;s attitude towards racial and discrimination issues in the workplace.

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