Name: Sabyasachi pledges Rs. 15 million towards Covid-19 fight
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Description: Joining the Covid-19 fight, Indian designer Sabyasachi has pledged Rs. 10 million from his personal funds towards the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund and Rs. 5 million the Chief Minister of West Bengal’s Relief Fund. The Kolkata-based fashion designer, who's known to dress global celebrities, announced the news on Instagram.

Joining the Covid-19 fight, Indian designer Sabyasachi has pledged Rs. 10 million from his personal funds towards the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund and Rs. 5 mi

Sabyasachi pledges Rs. 15 million towards Covid-19 fight

Joining the Covid-19 fight, Indian designer Sabyasachi&nbsp;has pledged Rs. 10 million from his personal funds towards the&nbsp;Prime Minister&rsquo;s National Relief Fund and Rs. 5 million the Chief Minister of West Bengal&rsquo;s Relief Fund. The Kolkata-based fashion designer, who's known to dress global celebrities, announced the news on Instagram.&nbsp;

Joining the Covid-19 fight, Indian designer Sabyasachi has pledged Rs. 10 million from his personal funds towards the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund and Rs. 5 million the Chief Minister of West Bengal’s Relief Fund. The Kolkata-based fashion designer, who's known to dress global celebrities, announced the news on Instagram.

We all love a pretty dupatta but often, after you’ve worn a lehenga or salwar suit one too many times, the outfit’s dupatta gets dumped into a dark cor

We all love a pretty dupatta but often, after you&rsquo;ve worn a lehenga or salwar suit one too many times, the&nbsp;outfit&rsquo;s dupatta gets dumped into a dark corner of your wardrobe. Sometimes you&rsquo;re bored of the outfit, other times you just&nbsp;don&rsquo;t want to repeat the same look. But did you know that a great dupatta can save you from all these problems?&nbsp;Yes, a nice dupatta can take our same old outfit from drab to fab&nbsp;in a matter of seconds.&nbsp;
Let&rsquo;s take a look at some cool and quirky styles of dupattas that you must keep in your wardrobe and how they can help you step up your style game.&nbsp;
1. Live Royally With&nbsp;Lucknawi&nbsp;Chikankari&nbsp;
Chikankari&nbsp;work is a royal handwork technique that not only looks good in suits and sarees but also makes for elegant dupattas. This fine but beautiful handwork gives a royal touch to any outfit&nbsp;and will help you look polished and put together.&nbsp;
2. Play With Colours of&nbsp;Bandhani&nbsp;&nbsp;
You must have seen suits and saris with&nbsp;Bandhani&nbsp;print but it is not necessary to wear&nbsp;bandhani&nbsp;work in just these two ways.&nbsp;Keep&nbsp;a colourful&nbsp;bandhani&nbsp;tie&nbsp;and dye dupatta&nbsp;in&nbsp;your wardrobe&nbsp;to add a burst of colour to any plain Jane&nbsp;look.&nbsp;&nbsp;
3. Have Fun&nbsp;With&nbsp;Phulkari&nbsp;
One of the most beautiful hand embroideries from India, phulkari features floral geometric patterns&nbsp;woven&nbsp;with satin threads.&nbsp;Phulkari dupattas are integral to Punjabi suits, but you can pair them with any kind of suit or kurta. They also look cool with solid T-shirts and denim.&nbsp;
4. Unleash Your Kalamkari Artist&nbsp;
Featuring Indian and Persian artworks, Kalamkari dupattas come in both block and hand-printed forms. They look perfect with both Indian and Western outfits. Pair a statement&nbsp;Kalamari&nbsp;dupatta with&nbsp;a plain kurta and keep it minimal but elegant.&nbsp;&nbsp;
5. Banarasi&nbsp;Brocades Never Disappoint&nbsp;
You don&rsquo;t always have to reserve beautiful&nbsp;banarasi&nbsp;brocades for heavy sarees or lehengas. A&nbsp;Banarasi&nbsp;silk dupatta can make a simple outfit&nbsp;look more expensive.&nbsp;Contrast your&nbsp;Banarasi&nbsp;scarf with&nbsp;a colourful&nbsp;suit or lehenga&nbsp;to create a unique&nbsp;festive look&nbsp;on a budget.&nbsp;
With so many dupattas, it will be hard to run&nbsp;into another one of your&nbsp;fashion emergencies&nbsp;any time soon!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Whether you need a cute new workout outfit or just some comfortable sweatpants at home, young homegrown Indian labels have got you covered. The rise in d

Whether you need a cute new workout outfit or just some comfortable sweatpants at home, young homegrown Indian labels have got you covered.&nbsp;The&nbsp;rise in&nbsp;demand for clothes that are both fashionable and comfortable&nbsp;has increased by manifold in the last few years giving birth to a hybrid term called athleisure.&nbsp;
The Indian fashion industry is definitely not sleeping on the trend. Going beyond the norm,&nbsp;some brands are taking an eco-conscious and ethical approach to produce their clothes.&nbsp;&nbsp;
From organic to fair trade cotton, here&nbsp;is&nbsp;the lowdown on&nbsp;X&nbsp;desi brands&nbsp;that&nbsp;are&nbsp;doing athleisure with a sustainable touch.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PROYOG&nbsp;
Designed with yoga practitioners&nbsp;in mind,&nbsp;Proyog&nbsp;places sustainability and performance&nbsp;as its prime&nbsp;proposition. From&nbsp;dhoti-shorts, wrap tops to infinity scarves with built-in pockets, the brand&nbsp;puts extensive research into their products, all of which are made from their trademark core-spun organic&nbsp;cotton.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
DEIVEE&nbsp;
The brainchild of model and fitness promoter&nbsp;Milind&nbsp;Soman,&nbsp;Deivee&nbsp;is designed with Indian sensibilities and&nbsp;body types in mind.&nbsp;Apart from yoga gear, the brand makes&nbsp;performance&nbsp;kurtis, harem pants and more. All of their products are made from eco-friendly&nbsp;materials like organic cotton, banana fibre, wild grass, coconuts and recycled polyester.&nbsp;&nbsp;
FUTURE OF&nbsp;&nbsp;
A much younger entrant in the leisurewear segment, Future Of seeks to reimagine the future of the fashion industry as sustainable and inclusive. The brand launched with a collection of&nbsp;gender-neutral&nbsp;loungewear in solid&nbsp;colours. All the pieces are made from 100% organic cotton.&nbsp;&nbsp;
While the likes of Nike, Adidas and even H&amp;M have also hopped on the sustainable fashion movement, nothing beats the joy of supporting the local brands and being a part of their success!

To say that checks are the season’s hottest trend would be like saying florals are perfect for spring but bear with us. There’s a particular

To&nbsp;say that checks are&nbsp;the season&rsquo;s hottest trend would be like saying florals are perfect for spring but bear with us.&nbsp;There&rsquo;s a particular style of check that is attracting&nbsp;all the eyeballs this summer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
From international runways to the trendiest celebrities, everyone is sporting the clean checkerboard pattern. While the print itself is nothing new,&nbsp;having been a mainstay for Vans shoes for ages, it has definitely been getting a lot more love recently.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Maybe the check or chessboard print is winning from the newfound virality of the game of chess, thanks to shows like Netflix&rsquo;s The Queen Gambit or maybe some nostalgia for the &lsquo;70s.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Whatever the cause, the&nbsp;checkered&nbsp;print is being spotted on everything from interiors and upholstery to fashionable bags and earrings. &nbsp;
If you want to give this trend a try in all its glory, you can wear checkered&nbsp;trouser&nbsp;with a plain black or white t-shirt. The print also&nbsp;adds a&nbsp;refreshing&nbsp;touch to&nbsp;swimsuits for a chic&nbsp;but&nbsp;summer-ready look.&nbsp;You can even buy some chessboard cushions or a cute check makeup bag to hop on this trend.

After recording one of the hottest March in many years, reports say that we’re looking at possibly one of the warmest summer seasons of all time. T

After recording one of the hottest March in many years, reports say that we&rsquo;re&nbsp;looking at possibly&nbsp;one of the warmest summer seasons of all time.&nbsp;There's not&nbsp;much we can do about the weather,&nbsp;apart from staying hydrated&nbsp;but a hot summer&nbsp;calls for an&nbsp;appropriately airy wardrobe.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And there is one item that is perfect for the sweltering heat - crop tops!&nbsp;So&nbsp;whip out your crop tops and we&rsquo;ll show you 5 ways to style this 2000s trend in the most&nbsp;non-boring way possible!&nbsp;
Layer&nbsp;With&nbsp;a Jacket&nbsp;&nbsp;
If you want to wear the crop top without feeling too naked, layer your top under an oversized light jacket. It is best to style a bright or statement tiny top under jackets&nbsp;for a casual but brunch-ready look.&nbsp;
Streetwear Ready
If you&rsquo;re not quite ready to bid goodbye to sweatpants, you can match your jersey crop tops with your bottoms.&nbsp;You can create a co-ord&nbsp;set or strike a colour blocked contrast in this uber comfortable look.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Skirt Up Your Style&nbsp;&nbsp;
Inarguably the queen of midriff-baring looks in Bollywood, take a cue from Disha Patani and pair a dressy crop top with a stylish skirt. You can&nbsp;buy a crop top that is in the same print as your skirt or mix and match from pieces already in your wardrobe.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Crop Shirt&nbsp;
If you&rsquo;re looking for a more grown-up and office-friendly way to try the trend, go for a cropped shirt. You can pair&nbsp;the cropped shirt with sleek coordinated&nbsp;trousers or just wear any straight fit bottoms from your closet.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Glam it up!
Another great way to style a crop top for a night out on the town is to wear a smart blazer with it. The blazer adds a glamorous&nbsp;yet structured look to the outfit, while the crop top underneath becomes that pop of fun to this otherwise formal outfit.&nbsp;
Which style will you be trying out in the near future?

It seems like the stay-at-home orders are here to stay for just a little bit longer. There are many things that the pandemic has stolen from our lives and shopping

It seems like the stay-at-home orders are here to stay for just a little bit longer. There are many things that the pandemic has stolen from our lives and shopping&nbsp;in&nbsp;our favourite stores is definitely one of them. If you&rsquo;re sick of being cooped up at home or just miss your old retail therapy sessions,&nbsp;we&nbsp;have a comforting list of alternative shopping options for you!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Even before the pandemic took hold, fashion and beauty brands had begun to embrace technology and immersive retail experiences to&nbsp;improve your online store trips.&nbsp;&nbsp;
British retailer Asos launched an online tool called &lsquo;See My Fit&rsquo; in January 2020 that allowed people to see how a certain outfit would look on different body types. While you couldn't actually try on each&nbsp;Asos&nbsp;dress, the tool promised to make the experience more inclusive for the different kinds of shoppers.&nbsp;
Similarly, make-up brands have been trying to nail personalised virtual technologies for a long time. From Maybelline&nbsp;and MAC&nbsp;to L&rsquo;Oreal,&nbsp;virtual try-on apps for makeup&nbsp;are a great way to test out products without actually going to the store. All you have to do is head to your favourite brand&rsquo;s website and let the technology map your&nbsp;facial features in real-time.&nbsp;&nbsp;
While there are fewer virtual options for sneakerheads, Wanna Kicks is a fantastic app&nbsp;for a virtual trying-on experience. The app features shoes from all the major brands including Nike, Adidas,&nbsp;Reebok&nbsp;and even some covetable high-fashion names like Gucci. Even if you can&rsquo;t afford the actual sneakers, you can try them on through this app for free!&nbsp;&nbsp;
If you miss the experience of just walking around the store, Indian high-end designer Manish Malhotra opened the country&rsquo;s first virtual couture store in January 2021.&nbsp;You can now swipe&nbsp;through the aisles, zoom in on the products, and get details of the item, all from the comfort of your homes.&nbsp;
If you especially miss your window shopping trips, a modern dress up game will be right up your alley! Created by a former magazine editor, Drest lets you&nbsp;digitally create avatars based on actual models in luxury fashion looks from the world&rsquo;s biggest brands.&nbsp;From Prada to Versace, there are clothes from over 200 labels on this iOS app for you to play around with!&nbsp;
While the virtual try-ons&nbsp;may not be perfect yet, these options&nbsp;offer a very exciting&nbsp;window into the future of fashion!&nbsp;&nbsp;

You would think that a pandemic wouldn’t exactly become the stage for the latest fashion trends but that doesn’t seem to be the case. In 2020, swe

You would think that a pandemic wouldn&rsquo;t exactly become the stage for the latest fashion trends but that&nbsp;doesn&rsquo;t seem to be the case.&nbsp;In 2020, sweatpants, baggy t-shirts and house dresses became the quarantine uniform of choice around the world. And while most of us&nbsp;are still living the same lockdown life, there seems to be a crop of new&nbsp;vaccine-ready&nbsp;fashion trends&nbsp;taking over the&nbsp;world.&nbsp;
As more and more younger people become eligible to get a jab of Covid-19 vaccines&nbsp;in the US,&nbsp;fashion&nbsp;brands are cashing in on the opportunity with clothes that&nbsp;suit&nbsp;their vaccine appointment&nbsp;needs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Of these, cold-shoulder tops are&nbsp;looking to be&nbsp;the biggest hit.&nbsp;American singer Dolly Parton popularised the trend by wearing a blue cold-shoulder top&nbsp;to&nbsp;get her Pfizer jab&nbsp;in early March.&nbsp;After which, Hilary Clinton chimed in by posting an old picture of herself wearing a strikingly similar top.&nbsp;
Online retailer Revolve Clothing has even started mentioning &lsquo;Vaccine Ready&rsquo; as a garment feature on its site.&nbsp;The category, which basically features tops and dresses that bare at least one shoulder,&nbsp;quickly became the topic of debate on social media.&nbsp;While some&nbsp;have mocked the brand for selling $250 vaccine shirts, others say why not?&nbsp;&nbsp;
But the cold shoulder, a hit trend from the 1990s and early 2000s,&nbsp;isn&rsquo;t the only jab-friendly&nbsp;look&nbsp;on the scene.&nbsp;Cut-out&nbsp;features&nbsp;on&nbsp;tops and complete&nbsp;cut-out&nbsp;looks are also having a hot moment&nbsp;amongst celebrities and on glossy fashion magazines as people look to subliminally promote vaccinations.&nbsp;
While it might sound bizarre to buy a new top for just a vaccine appointment, the trend&nbsp;seems to&nbsp;represent&nbsp;a&nbsp;universal&nbsp;sense of&nbsp;willingness&nbsp;to get&nbsp;your&nbsp;shot and&nbsp;return&nbsp;to&nbsp;life before the pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;

American rapper Lil Nas X launched a pair of ‘Satan shoes’ in collaboration with a Brooklyn-based prank company MSCHF and they sold out in minutes! Ac

American rapper Lil Nas X launched a pair of &lsquo;Satan shoes&rsquo; in collaboration with a Brooklyn-based prank company MSCHF&nbsp;and they sold out in minutes!
According to reports, the shoes had a drop of actual human blood in them.
The controversial red and black sneakers were made using&nbsp;Nike Air Max 97s and Nike isn't really happy about it.&nbsp;
The American multinational corporation has sued&nbsp;MSCHF&nbsp;for&nbsp;trademark infringement and dilution.&nbsp;
Nike added that no approval or authorization was sought from them.&nbsp;

Comfort fashion is booming during the Covid-19 pandemic as staying home has almost become a norm. Keeping up with the trend, IKEA is launching a wearable cus

Comfort fashion is the most sought after during the Covid-19 pandemic as staying home has almost become a norm.
Keeping up with the trend, IKEA&nbsp;is launching a&nbsp;wearable cushion FALTMAL&nbsp;that is an ordinary cushion but can be transformed into a wearable quilt!&nbsp;
Whether you're chilling on a hammock, cuddling up on a sofa or travelling, this quilt will be your go-to.
It comes with button fastening that will prevent it from sliding off when you're walking.&nbsp;
The quilt also doubles up as a comfortable pillow.
The Internet is intrigued.
&nbsp;

H&M, Nike and some other retail giants are facing boycott in China after they reportedly took a stand against the alleged use of forced labour to produce cotton in

H&amp;M, Nike and some other retail giants are facing boycott in China after they reportedly took a stand against the alleged use of forced labour to produce cotton in the XInjiang region. China has been accused of human rights violations against the Uighur Muslim minority. On Thursday, H&amp;M products were missing from Alibaba Group's TMall and JD.com, two of China's most popular online retailers among other sites. Celebrities have also reportedly cut off their ties with some brands. The latest backlash began when the Communist party's Youth League on Wednesday called attention to an H&amp;M statement in March last year that it would stop buying cotton from Xinjiang in China's northwest. H&amp;M said it was "deeply concerned" about reports of forced labor there. China's foreign ministry said that the accusation of forced labour in Xinjiang was a 'malicious lie'.

Japanese-Dutch model Yumi Nu has made history by becoming the first Asian curve model to feature in the magazine Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. The 2021

Japanese-Dutch model&nbsp;Yumi Nu has made history by becoming the first Asian plus-sized model to feature in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.&nbsp;
The 2021 edition of the magazine hits stands on the 20th of July this year.
Yumi&nbsp;Nu shared a sneak-peak of her shoot for the magazine on Instagram,&nbsp;
She shared how honoured she was to be a part of a magazine that has&nbsp;inclusivity and diversity as its ideals since day one.&nbsp;

Actor Ananya Panday stunned on the runway at the first phygital edition of the joint FDCI x LFW fashion week, as she closed the show. The actor walked the ramp for desi

Actor Ananya Panday stunned on the runway at the first phygital edition of the joint FDCI x LFW fashion week, as she closed the show. The actor walked the ramp for designer Ruchika Sachdeva's brand called Bodice. Ananya wore a full sleeve crop top along with a high-waisted colour block pleated skirt. Her look was completed with a pair of suede block heels and statement earrings. The 5-day event came to an end on the 21st of March.

Phool.co, a company backed by IIT Kanpur has received the BIRAC Innovator Award for 2021 for its cruelty-free alternative to animal leather, called Fleather. The bio-a

Phool.co, a company backed by IIT Kanpur has received the BIRAC Innovator Award for 2021 for its cruelty-free alternative to animal leather, called Fleather.
The bio-alternative to leather developed by Phool.co has been created with farm waste and temple flowers and performs almost like leather.
Made in a sustainable manner, the process cuts down many traditional tanning processes and also helps increase job opportunities for women in marginalized&nbsp;sections, according to the company.

Actors Kiara Advani and Kartik Aryan turned heads as they walked for designer Manish Malhotra at the first ever phygital edition of the joint FDCI x LFW fashion week on

Actors Kiara Advani and Kartik Aryan turned heads as they walked for designer Manish Malhotra at the first ever phygital edition of the joint FDCI x LFW fashion week on Saturday. Ahead of the release of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, the actors gave a glimpse of their camaraderie on the ramp. While Kiara donned a stunning silver lehenga choli, Kartik looked dapper in an Indo-Western suit for Malhotra's new collection titled Nooraniyat. Actor Hina Khan too stole the limelight, dressed in a pastel lehenga with leaf motifs from the same collection as she attended the show.

Remember the white and gold dress that got the Internet talking in 2015? It seems like this Australian fashion blogger Tina Abeysekara's video of a trench co

Remember the white and gold dress that got the Internet talking in 2015?
It seems like this&nbsp;Australian fashion blogger Tina Abeysekara's&nbsp;video of a trench coat is an 'eye trick' similar to the gold dress and it has sparked a fierce debate on social media.
Tina shared photos of the water-resistant 'green coat' on her Instagram&nbsp;handle but people are convinced it is certainly not green. She described the trench as&nbsp;'Pale Apple Green' but several users thought it was grey and not green.
Tina was forced to put up another post showcasing the coat in different lights and angles to prove that it was actually green. Both the posts have now been deleted.

50 of the rarest and most valuable Nike shoes are going up for grabs as part of a sale called 'Scarce Air' by Sotheby's and Chicago sneaker store English Sole. The auc

50 of the rarest and most valuable Nike shoes are going up for grabs as part of a sale called 'Scarce Air' by Sotheby's and Chicago sneaker store English Sole.
The auction features some coveted sneakers including Air Yeezy 2s signed by Kanye West and&nbsp;Nike Air Force 1s.&nbsp;Three pairs of&nbsp;Air Jordan 9s,&nbsp;Air Jordan 11s&nbsp;and&nbsp;Air Jordan 3s will also be a part of the sale.
Bidding for the auction has begun and goes on till the 29th of March on the Sotheby's&nbsp;website.&nbsp;If you're a sneaker lover, this one's not to be missed.&nbsp;

It seems like for Uttarakhand's CM Tirath Singh Rawat, a woman's dignity is positioned on her bare knees. The new state CM said women who wear rippe

It seems like for&nbsp;Uttarakhand's&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Tirath Singh Rawat, a woman's dignity is positioned on her bare knees. The new CM said&nbsp;women who wear ripped jeans set a &lsquo;bad example.&rsquo; Understandably&nbsp;his comments caused a stir on social media, pushing women to post pictures of themselves wearing the 'ripped jeans' look in an act of defiance.
What Rawat&nbsp;has termed them 'kaichi&nbsp;wala&nbsp;sanskar', ripped jeans are actually a fashion trend with a pretty interesting history. As many, including celebrities like Gul&nbsp;Panag, Koena&nbsp;Mitra&nbsp;and Big B's granddaughter Navya&nbsp;Nanda&nbsp;flaunt their ripped denims online, here's a little background on how exactly the trend came to be.
While the first denim jeans were developed at Levi Strauss' factories in the 1800s as durable long-lasting trousers that were also comfortable for working-class men.&nbsp;
The distressed, dishevelled jeans that we see the youth wear today wasn't popular, or should we say 'fashionable', until around the 1970s. While&nbsp;denim jeans were born with a utilitarian purpose, the ripped look as a fashion statement was popularised during the punk rock era in Britain.&nbsp;
In a period of&nbsp;cultural angst and youthful rebellion, British punk rock bands like the Sex Pistols and Nirvana memorialised grungy denim look by wearing them on and off stage.
During this period, ripped denims, distressed jackets and torn t-shirts came to symbolise a way to express your individuality and tearing up clothing almost became a way to express your anti-establishment feelings.
Soon enough, the style made it's way to high-fashion runways in North America and while the initial response was mixed and perhaps continues to remain mixed in Indian households.
By the 1990s, the ripped jeans look was all over the place and it&nbsp;undeniably continues to retain&nbsp;its image as a fashionable look for everyone from celebrities to the masses.

PETA India has released an all-new vegan fashion lookbook, at the ongoing FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week, which stars supermodel and actor Milind Soman and hi

PETA&nbsp;India has released an all-new vegan fashion lookbook, at the ongoing&nbsp;FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week, which stars supermodel and&nbsp;actor Milind Soman and his wife Ankita Konwar.&nbsp;PETA&nbsp;says,&nbsp;the couple shows you how to look 'killer' without killing animals.
The duo showcased&nbsp;eight outfits, all of which have been created without wool, fur, exotic skins, silk or cashmere. The images have been photographed by Colston Julian and designed by Pulp India.

A luxury necklace that seems to literally be made from a telephone chord has caught the eye of fashion watchdog Diet Prada. The purple accessory is being sold by luxury

A luxury necklace that seems to be made from a telephone chord has caught the eye of fashion watchdog Diet Prada. The purple accessory is listed by&nbsp;Bottega&nbsp;Veneta&nbsp;for a jaw-dropping $2,000 and the Internet is in disbelief.
Alongside the purple piece, DP also shared some colourful telephone cords, available online for just $5. The necklace is being lashed online for being vehemently overpriced alongside another necklace, also shared by DP, for which the same brand is charging $3,390. The beaded necklace retails on Etsy&nbsp;for $25.
One user wrote, 'I don&rsquo;t know what&rsquo;s more ridiculous, they trying to sell this or the people who buy it.'&nbsp;&nbsp;

One of the world's most coveted luxury names in fashion, Gucci has made a move towards the affordable side but there's a catch.

One of the world's most coveted luxury names in fashion, Gucci has made a move towards the affordable side but there's a catch.
The Italian fashion house has launched digital sneakers for an economical $11.99 or approximately&nbsp;₹870 but you'll never be able to wear this logo-heavy pair in real life. The launch is part of a series of augmented reality (AR) sneakers as non-fungible tokens or&nbsp;NFT.
Unlike some recently sold NFTs, Gucci has assured the sneakers will be available in abundance and&nbsp;are interchangeable between consumers with trading making the NFT&nbsp;more valuable over time.&nbsp;

Stephanie Thomas, a stylist decided to celebrate Women's History Month with a special photoshoot, that replaces women of colour on popular magazine covers with women wi

Stephanie Thomas, a stylist decided to celebrate Women's History Month with a special photoshoot, that replaces women of colour on popular magazine covers with women with disabilities.
To debunk stereotypes and challenge age-old constructs of an ideal fashion customer, Thomas said, the photos do not show women with assisted devices or in wheelchairs.
Being a congenital amputee herself, Thomas launched her own website, Cur8able and hopes to get rid of negative perceptions of people with disabilities.&nbsp;The recreated covers include those of Naomi Sims, Jennifer Lopez and Lena Horne among others.

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