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valentino fw20 couture
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Valentino Fall 2020
Model: Ayobami Okekunle
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forcedfemme-me · 1 year
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Valentino Fall 2020
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jasontoddssuper · 1 year
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The list of goth male characters who throw hands with kids/teens is concerningly long...Is they're a connection i don't know about
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thefashionfold · 5 months
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Valentino AW2020
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Valentino || Fall 2023
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mahoganygold213 · 2 years
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Valentino Fall 2020 Couture
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taylorswiftstyle · 10 months
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The Eras Tour | Speak Now Section (“Enchanted”) | Version 4
Elie Saab Fall 2020 Couture
The removal of the feathery appliqué as seen in the lookbook photos was totally the right call here. In terms of silhouette and graduating 'starburst' quality of appliqués from the torso this squared off neck and embellished design reminds me most of the V2 Zuhair Murad gown - but made much lighter and frothier and more similar to the original Speak Now Tour Valentino gown thanks to layers and layers of fluffy, ethereal tulle.
Of the four variations of the "Enchanted" dress we have seen, this also brings designer contributor to 2 of 4 with another pull from Elie Saab - a fashion house that Taylor has turned to for many red carpet looks over the years.
Photo by Kevin Mazur/TAS23 via Getty Images
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jadeee · 5 months
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nicky valentino 🥂 two against the world
last updated: 10.24.23.
soundtrack
a romantic playlist
vendetta series: floyd is back for revenge.
the vendetta series masterlist   
1 - it's you
2 - the heart's cry
3 - ain't shit sweet
4, part 1 - together again & part 2
5 - lover of mine {18+ only, content skippable}
6 - untitled 
7 - all black like a funeral
8 - anything
9 - at your service
10, part 1 - elephants, part 2- the show must go on
11 - breaking news
12, part 1 - cloudy days, part 2 - the storm
fluff
good morning, beautiful
ti amo tanto
winter wonderland
i do
we have to be professional
what are you hiding?
our house
angst
finding home
midnight
lime
hot & bothered
lemon
let’s get out of here {18+ only}
did you forget who’s boss? {18+ only}
headcanons
mc can travel between the 1920s and 2020s
reaction to the moon landing
nicky …
as a dad
teaching mc italian
accidentally finds out about future events
quits smoking
cheating 
giving mc oral {18+ only}
develops hanahaki disease
jealous/possessive
if mc died before the wedding
nicky & mc on their wedding night
nicky & mc argue
reverse au (in mc’s timeline)
seeing his kids grow up
nicky with a …
s/o of color
s/o who doesn’t fit 1920s beauty standard
cold hearted mc
heavily tattooed or pierced mc
chronically ill mc
nicky with an mc who …
isn’t a drinker
doesn’t eat vegetables
used to be a cop
used to be a lawyer 
has trouble falling asleep
is into restraints {18+ only}
swears like a sailor
tells him about future inventions
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bat-cat-reader · 2 months
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I don't see that anyone remembers Cait and it's Paris Fashion Week🤔
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Loewe : Outside Arrivals - Paris Fashion Week - Womenswear Fall Winter 2023-2024
PARIS, FRANCE - MARCH 03: Caitriona Balfe attends the Loewe Womenswear Fall Winter 2023-2024 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on March 03, 2023 in Paris, France. (Photo by Jacopo Raule/Getty Images)
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Valentino : Outside Arrivals - Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2020/2021
PARIS, FRANCE - MARCH 01: Caitriona Balfe attends the Valentino show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2020/2021 on March 01, 2020 in Paris, France. (Photo by Jacopo Raule/Getty Images)
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Edito, mañana son los desfiles para moda hombre, los desfiles para moda femenina son en febrero y marzo.
Edit, tomorrow are the men's fashion shows, the women's fashion shows are in February and March.
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a-state-of-bliss · 2 years
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Valentino Haute Couture Fall/Wint 2020
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for-yoongi0309 · 9 months
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SUGA IS A VOICE OF AUTHENTICITY IN A SUPERFICIAL WORLD
VOGUE JAPAN’s first ever solo male cover star SUGA opens up about mindfulness, procrastination, and how his relationship with music has changed.
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For VOGUE JAPAN’s August issue, our theme is “INNER BEAUTY”; in other words, searching beyond the surface to see what really drives our dreams and desires. What better icon to represent this than SUGA? By navigating an industry obsessed with the superficial, the megastar is a voice of depth and authenticity, fearlessly candid about the internal struggles he’s faced, and the expectations he carries as one of Asia’s most successful artists. SUGA is also the first man to appear solo on the cover of VOGUE JAPAN in its 24 year history. Wearing Valentino’s Fall/Winter 2023 Black Tie collection, the South Korean artist is a celebration of a world where the connections between gender, fashion, and music are increasingly intertwined.
When it comes to music, SUGA is a true multi-hyphenate. A member of BTS, a rapper, a songwriter, and a producer for various global artists, he also performs solo under the stage name Agust D. His solo moniker is derived from SUGA spelled backwards, with the D referring to Daegu Town, a city in South Korea where he grew up.
In a Q&A with VOGUE JAPAN, before his Japan tour which was held on the 2nd-4th June, we asked SUGA about his first solo world tour, his solo album ‘D-DAY’, and what he does to stay motivated when it all feels like too much. He also opened up about how his approach to making music has changed over the years, offering his answer on a personal handwritten note. It reads: “At first I thought it was fate. Then, when I was writing songs and working, I thought of it as a kind of frenemy. Now I’ve come to think of writing music as family – something that I will spend eternity with.”
The culmination of a trilogy – The latest album D-DAY
Q: What’s the meaning behind the album ‘D-DAY’?
Solo Album ‘D-DAY’ completes the Agust D trilogy (the Agust D mixtape from 2016, and the D-2 mixtape from 2020). It’s like the second chapter of my story as Min Yunki.
Q: The title track "Haegeum" is about liberation. What does liberation mean to you?
I think I have experienced, seen, and heard a lot [in my life]. Just as essential as relaxing, I think the most important thing in life is to liberate your mind so that it’s free of negative emotions. I felt that way especially while working on this album.
Q: You featured RM on the last album "D-2" and this time you’re featuring J-HOPE. How did the collaboration come about behind the scenes?
We needed a rapper to feature on this album as well, so we looked for the most trustworthy rapper we could find. I’ve been working with J-HOPE on making music for over 10 years, and so we decided to entrust it to him
Q: You also collaborated with Ryuichi Sakamoto and met him when you visited Japan.
He had been doing music for such a long time, and was someone I hugely admired and looked up to, so it was an honor just to meet him. He gave me a lot of advice as a mentor, and the conversations we had together were a great help in finishing the album
Q: You experimented with drill music on D-DAY. Are there any particular sounds you would like to take on in the future?
As people involved in pop music, I think it’s our job to challenge ourselves to seek out the trendiest music and sound of the moment.
Q: I heard that you were stuck working on D-DAY in Seoul, so you went to Dangjin City by yourself and spent some time up in the mountains. How did that help?
When I’m in Seoul there are so many things to do, and so when I get stuck working on a song I tend to procrastinate and beat myself up about it. But when I go somewhere else, there’s nothing to do except working on the music, and I can start to feel the passion again.
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Q: In the documentary film SUGA: Road to D-DAY, you visited musicians such as Steve Aoki, Halsey, and Anderson Paak. What did you learn from these experiences?
It's interesting to talk about music with other people who are involved in it too. More so than realizing and learning something, it’s really just about talking and having a good time together.
Q: You mentioned in the documentary that you wrote the song ‘Snooze’ for this album while you were in the hospital. What motivates you to continue writing songs to cheer people up, even when you were in a situation that you couldn’t even eat?
Of course, it’s important to take a break when times are tough. But I just did what I had to do, thinking that it would be a waste to take a break, because I knew I would recover eventually. I think anyone else would do the same if they were in a similar situation.
Q: In the FAQ for the BTS anthology album "Proof," you mentioned feeling inferior as the most important emotion. Have your feelings changed now that you have completed this album, which marks the end of your career as Agust D?
I feel that I have grown even more through the Agust D Trilogy, and I think I have overcome my complexes and traumas through making this album. Now, I’m feeling relaxed after my first show, and enjoying the tour without worrying too much.
Long-awaited first solo world tour – The message behind the music
Q: In the past, you have worked on songs during your world tours. Are there any new songs that have been created?
I wouldn’t say I write more songs during any specific time. I’m always writing songs.
Q: The documentary SUGA: Road to D-DAY showed you when you were in a slump, saying that you had no message to convey with the album. Did you come up with a message as you went around the country on tour?
When working on the production [of an album], I always worry about what kind of story I’m telling and what kind of messages to include and so when have a story I want to tell, I immediately start working on it. While working on this album, the words I wanted to convey started to come to me, and I’m sure they’ll keep coming.
Q: What are you looking forward to seeing in Japan?
Our last tour in Japan was in 2019. I wanted to perform there after that too, but it wasn't possible, so this will be the first time for a while. I hope that everyone who has been waiting for me there will be able to enjoy the show to its fullest.
Music and career – Relationship with the members
Q: It has been about 20 years since you began your career and started writing rap songs. How has your relationship with the music changed over that time?
At first I thought it was fate [for me to make music]. Then, when I was writing songs and working, I thought of it as a kind of frenemy. Now I’ve come to think of writing music as family – something that I will spend eternity with.
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Q: Is there a moment in your career that was a turning point?
The biggest turning point for me was my first visit to the Billboard Awards in 2017
Q: This June marks a full 10 years since your debut as BTS. What feeling defines that decade for you?
Gratitude. I have been working as an artist and making music since before my debut, but back then I was one of those nameless artists who made music that no one would listen to. Now, I’ve been able to meet my fans and see many people that listen to my music. I am always grateful for that.
Q: What are your fondest memories of the past 10 years? What were the most enjoyable moments?
I have a lot of good memories of touring with the BTS members. The most enjoyable moments are when we’re all on stage.
Q: You often say that you “imagine a future where the seven members of BTS will be together forever”.
We really believe that the seven of us in BTS will always be together, and I believe there are clear things we can do in each of our respective areas. Each one of us has their own unique sphere, and there’s a mutual respect there. I think having that respect is the most important thing.
Q: In an interview with GQ KOREA two years ago, you said, “I have no dreams now, but that makes it easier.” Then, in the documentary, you said, “There is nothing I want to do”. You also said that you want to cherish the present. What is your next “dream”?
Apart from the seven of us making music together and being on stage for a long time to come, I think I have fulfilled almost all of my dreams.
Q: What is something you would like to tell your juniors, or the people that look up to you?
Everything will be fine. There will be times when you feel at your worst. I’ve had that kind of time too. But when you look back at it, it becomes a memory, and you can learn from it. It’ll be okay in the end.
The inseparable mind and body – Dealing with internal struggles
Q: How did you arrive at the idea that regret is in the past, anxiety is in the future, and to focus on the here and now? Do you practice mindfulness?
From a very young age, I was anxious about both the past and the future. I was worried and concerned even though I had no control over it. At one point I felt that it would be easier if I just got rid of those feelings, so I did a lot of things, like meditating and studying.
Q: We live in a world that places a lot of importance on remaining authentic. What kind of person do you think is an authentic person?
A natural person. Someone who doesn't struggle to do everything well, who doesn't hide the things they can’t do, and who shows their true self to the world.
Q: How do you feel about your own mind/body connection?
When my mental condition is not so good or when I’m worried about something, my body reacts to it immediately, even if I’m physically fine. On the other hand, if I’m not in a good physical condition, it also affects my mental health. So I think it’s important to maintain a balance between mental and physical health.
Off-stage SUGA – The real Min Yunki
Q: If you were to describe your personality in three words, what would they be?
Hmmm... that's difficult. 1, hard to figure out. 2, calm. 3, an observer.
Q: In the SUGA: Road to D-Day documentary, you visited friends all over the world. In ‘Dear My Friends’ from the last D-2 record, you sang about friendships that have changed. How have your friendships changed this time around?
All of my close friends now are people who doesn’t force others to be or to do something they don’t wish to. I think that kind of relationship is the ideal.
Q: What kind of people do you find attractive?
People who are spontaneous and positive.
Q: How would you describe your style?
Relaxed.
Q: You have such clear skin – what’s your beauty routine?
I don't have a routine. I simply apply lotion and that’s it.
Q: Finally, what does ARMY [BTS’s fandom name] mean to you?
I enjoy making music and performing on stage, but I’m only able to do that because of my fans. There is no point in standing alone on a big stage. Half of everything I’m able to do is possible because of ARMY.
© ASHLEY OGAWA CLARKE、EMI KAMEOKA、YUI SUGIYAMA、MASAYO UGAWA
Styling: Youngjin Kim, Bongkyu Kim
Clothes + accessories: VALENTINO
Hair: Sohee Han 
Makeup: Dareum Kim 
Set Design: Takashi Imayosh
Coordination: Ayumi Shinnai, Hyeonjeong Kyung 
Art Direction: Tomoyuki Yonezu
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Valentino Fall 2020
Model: Maty Fall
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devdas5z · 1 year
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Shu Qi For Valentino Fall 2020 Pt 2
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toychest321 · 16 days
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Steffi Love Magic Night (2022) // Jennifer Lopez at the 2020 Independent Film Spirit Awards // Valentino Pre-Fall 2020
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nestito702 · 3 months
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Valentino
Fall 2020 Menswear
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