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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2024 Hermès womenswear director Nadège Vanhée calls her approach "analytical, not literal." Tim Blanks reports from Paris Fashion Week: Loewe and Schiaparelli. The fashion industry was out in force at New York's Climate Week, but few concrete proposals emerged. Plus, this week on The BoF Podcast: Valentino's Alessandro Michele talks to Imran Amed.

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LUXURY Analytical, Not Literal: Inside Nadège Vanhee's Hermès Vision By Laurence Benaïm By translating the French luxury house's codes with a mix of rigour and rebellion, the designer hasupdated its vision of feminine elegance with a sportier, more body-conscious silhouette. READ MORE

FASHION WEEK In Paris, the Boys Can't Help It! By Tim Blanks

Fearless idiosyncrasy is an irresistible asset for Jonathan Anderson at Loewe and Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli, writes Tim Blanks. READ MORE

LUXURY The BoF Podcast | Alessandro Michele: "There Is Always Mr. Valentino Somewhere With Me." By Imran Amed

Alessandro Michele sits down with Imran Amed to reflect on his evolution as a designer, his deep connection to Valentino's heritage, and the importance of passion and obsession in achieving creative success. READ MORE

SUSTAINABILITY Can Fashion Get Past the Climate Blah Blah Blah? By Sarah Kent This week, New York hosted the "unofficial climate summit of the year." But the effort to move the needle on climate action feels as gridlocked as the traffic in midtown Manhattan. READ MORE

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LOEWE Fall Winter 2024 women's campaign Exploring FW24's tension between structure and fluidity, the new campaign photographed by David Sims stars Greta Lee in the collection's billowy volumes, masculine tailoring, and botanical, trompe l'oeil prints. Straightforward portraiture gives way to a blunt reductionism; an enigmatic study of how characters and their clothes are intimately related. LEARN MORE

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