Photo: Courtesy of Levi’s
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday.
Levi’s and Emma Chamberlain collaborate for new collection
Levi’s and Emma Chamberlain are teaming up again for a new collaboration featuring six pieces that pull inspiration from Chamberlain’s Northern California childhood and her vintage thrift store finds. The collection includes a jacket, sweater, knit top, midi skirt, rust-colored trousers and 501 Originals featuring a lasered tree ring design. Prices range from $98 to $158 and the collaboration is available now on levi.com, on the Levi’s app and in select Levi’s stores. See (and shop!) the full collection, below. {Fashionista inbox}
Levi’s x Emma Chamberlain Mockneck Sweater, $118, available here (sizes XS-XXL)
Fenty Beauty and ‘Fenty Snackz’ coming to Ulta Beauty at Target
Rihanna‘s Fenty Beauty is coming to Ulta Beauty at Target on Oct. 1, and new mini sizes and sets called “Fenty Snackz” will be available exclusively at Target. Stacked with fan-favorite minis, Fenty Snackz will include a Mini Match Stix Duo Contour + Shimmer Set, Fenty Fam Faves 3 Piece Eye, Lip + Highlighter Set and Lil Gloss Bomb Trio Mini Lip Gloss Set. Select full-size products will also be available to shop. “The goal has always been to bring Fenty Beauty to as many people as possible,” Rihanna said in a statement. “I’m excited to introduce the Fenty Snackz and give Ulta Beauty at Target guests a new way to experience our brand.” {Target}
Photo: Cho Gi-Seok/Courtesy of Allure
Billie Eilish is Allure‘s Best of Beauty cover star
Billie Eilish is the cover star for Allure‘s Best of Beauty special issue, available at the Best of Beauty: The Live Event on Oct. 21 at Chelsea Industrial in New York City. Photographed by Cho Gi-Seok, Eilish opens up about coming of age in the music industry, learning how to relinquish control and her hit song “What Was I Made For?” from the “Barbie” soundtrack. “But the thing is, people should know — women should know — you don’t have to be exceptional. You can just be a person, and you should get awards for just being. Sometimes artists don’t have plans, and that’s fine, but I did, and I wasn’t going to waste them.” Read Eilish’s full Allure cover story, written by Arabelle Sicardi, here. {Fashionista inbox}
Isabel Marant’s brand sets the stage for growth
With plans to reach revenues of €500 million within the next five years, Isabel Marant is focused on growing the brand and expanding its reach. Ahead of the label’s Spring 2024 show in Paris on Thursday, Isabel Marant, CEO Anouck Duranteau-Loeper and artistic director Kim Bekker shared an inside look at the brand with Vogue Business. Marant has perfected the French cool girl aesthetic, and the brand’s future stages of growth could potentially include being acquired by an existing luxury group, Marant told Vogue Business. “This asset is probably one of the best French brands, and there aren’t many of this size and longevity, and when you look at the resonance of the brand with its customers, one day it could end up in a group,” Duranteau-Loeper told writer Laure Guilbault. {Vogue Business/paywalled}
Donatella Versace speaks out against Italian government’s anti-gay policies
While receiving a fashion award on Sunday night, Donatella Versace spoke out against the Italian government’s anti-gay policies. Italy’s government, led by right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, only allows biological parents in same-sex relationships to be officially recognized as a child’s parent. “We must all fight for freedom, in a time that still sees trans people suffering terrible violence, a time when children of same-sex couples are not considered their children, a time when minority voices are attacked by new laws,” Versace said in her speech, which was met with a standing ovation and praise from gay rights activists. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}
Louis Vuitton is joining Discord
French fashion house Louis Vuitton is expanding its reach in the digital world by establishing itself on Discord, a social communication platform. Louis Vuitton’s Discord will offer behind-the-scenes insights and opportunities to communicate about the brand’s innovations. Louis Vuitton also created a private channel for the VIA community, allowing users to connect to the brand and participate in developing new ideas. Join Louis Vuitton’s Discord, here. {Fashionista inbox}
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