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In 2017, Proenza Schouler Pugkin halloween pug dog pumpkin shirt . Rodarte, and Thom Browne all decamped to Paris for the fall 2017 shows. Altuzarra followed shortly thereafter. This September, they will all return—and more; Tom Ford is also back after staging his fall 2020 show in Los Angeles and Telfar will host an event during the week after one season in Paris and another at Pitti Uomo. For Ford, the decision to return reflects an opportunity to “reaffirm the resilience and independence of American fashion and New York City as a global fashion force.” The other T(h)om is tying his show to the Costume Institute’s “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” exhibition curated by his partner Andrew Bolton, the Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of The Met. “Also, I have always been so proud to be an American designer,” Browne said. The designers are staying mostly mum on their plans and venues, but what’s certain is that a confluence of these big names alongside the next gen of talent will go a long way to revitalizing American fashion.—Steff Yotka.

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 Michelle Chubb (@indigenous_ baddie) — a 23-year-old member of the Bunibonibee Cree Nation who documents how she crafts her own regalia for her 400,000+ followers — notes that for the creation of her first jingle dress, she selected a red fabric with gold tones Pugkin halloween pug dog pumpkin shirt . “Red is the only colour that spirits can see,” she explains. Chubb says that wearing her jingle dresses makes her feel powerful and like she’s a part of something: “In the city, you feel alone, but when you go to the rez, people look at you differently because you live in the city. In my regalia, I feel at home.” It’s worth noting that the jingle dress dance itself is a healing one, with the sound of the cones bringing prayers up to the creator. It’s perhaps because of the significance of these outfits that there has been some pushback about featuring and explaining regalia through channels like TikTok. Jones says that he has received many questions from all generations of Indigenous people about whether he and his peers should be highlighting it there; he has also been accused of using his culture for clout. Yet he says he understands where these feelings are coming from. “We have to remember that for a really long time, our dances, songs and ceremonies were outlawed,” says Jones. “There’s a lot of shame that people still hold to this day, and that’s why I think it’s really important to hold your head high and share your good medicine with people — especially with those who are reconnecting with their culture.”
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