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Photo by Alexander Medel on April 16, 2026.
Photo by Alexander Medel on April 16, 2026.
Photo by Alexander Medel on April 16, 2026.
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Posted On: April 16th 2026, 05:29 pm
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Thank you @hellomag for a brilliant party last night catching up with a lot of buddies The political Goddess Emily @officiallymaitlis The live wire who’s an absolute inspiration @davinamccall And meeting @natalie_imbruglia for the first time … I’ve been told for decades that we look alike (jeez I’d be very happy if I did) so last night was the test … maybe the eyes ? 👀 Danced the night away with @1judilove who was teaching me things to make my ears pop 😎😎 Such a great night Magazine is out on Monday ❤️❤️ Glam @marcosgmakeup Dress @mrselfportrait
Today, the fashion industry barely had time to reckon with the announcement of Veronica Leoni leaving Calvin Klein Collection before news of Seán McGirr’s departure from McQueen came out. And this all comes on the heels of another significant departure that rocked the industry last week: Anthony Vaccarello left Saint Laurent after ten years.  Leoni’s stint at Calvin Klein Collection was brief, spanning only four seasons. She followed Raf Simons’ buzzy leadership, which, frankly, was not a terribly easy act to follow. Her vision for the brand was refined, elegant, and true to the house’s history, but failed to make an impact even close to that of her predecessor.  McGirr spent three years at the helm of McQueen. His collections were met with tepid reviews, and the company began restructuring in June due to declining sales. To be fair, it’s an especially heavy lift taking on a legendary name like McQueen; Expectations are high with regard to provocation and concept. This was especially true for the brand’s London Fashion Week homecoming collection just last month. Like Leoni’s Calvin Klein, McGirr’s Mcqueen only grazed the surface of all the house is known for. Rumours are already swirling: Pierpaolo Piccioli is said to be on the outs with Balenciaga after just one rather unpopular year. Chemena Kamali, currently Chloé’s creative director, is almost officially recognized as Vaccarello’s successor at Saint Laurent. If true, she would be the first woman to lead the French house. But that would leave another seat open at Chloé. One hopes that another woman might fill one of the newly empty seats to balance the scales of gender representation in the top tiers of fashion. The online fashion contingent is pointing to Dilara Findikoglu or Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran of Matières Fécales for McQueen. Not only does MF often resemble Lee McQueen’s incendiary glamour (sometimes to a fault) but the design duo has a unique ability to attract a high profile crowd and drum up a healthy discourse about conceptual luxury. And then there is Hedi Slimane, a name that is never far from the rumor mill… Who would you like to see working for these houses next?
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Crowned Maharaja of Jaipur at just 14, Sawai Padmanabh Singh has spent the last decade redefining what it means to be a modern royal. Whether representing Jaipur’s rich legacy, competing in polo tournaments, or making headlines for his style, he has worn many hats. Yet, Padmanabh says his strongest identity has always been his own, something he credits his parents for nurturing from a young age. Read his interview with @sugandharawal via the link in our bio.
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