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Alex Cooper complained of sexual harassment to Soccer Coach of College

Alex Cooper Inaugurating complaining sexual harassment during the college years. A new documentary, the “Call her parents” Podcast The host claimed that the former Soccer Coach of Boston University had harassed him Nancy FieldmanThe Cooper played for the college women's football team between 2013 and 2015 per university WebsiteThe 30 -year -old Cooper complained to his new documentary, Call him…

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Alex Cooper complained of sexual harassment to Soccer Coach of College

Alex Cooper Inaugurating complaining sexual harassment during the college years. A new documentary, the “Call her parents” Podcast The host claimed that the former Soccer Coach of Boston University had harassed him Nancy FieldmanThe Cooper played for the college women's football team between 2013 and 2015 per university WebsiteThe 30 -year -old Cooper complained to his new documentary, Call him…

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Grand theft vir Auto Vir 2026, cleaning 2025 for other matches

ADT 'Theft Auto Auto is no longer pretending after falling 2025, the information window are now given for the game up today. Now Rockstar has released his homelands: 26 May, 2026, to be delayed from its original message with great edge. Rockstar says that it comes out more about the game soon. In A message on the Rockstar websiteThe developer said, “We are very sad that this complains that he…

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MCQUEEN, CHRISTIAN DIOR, DRIES VAN NOTEN, CHLOE, MIU MIU and GIVENCHY.It was a Tale of Two Silhouettes: Victorian Vixens in Hourglass Tailoring Flaunted Frills, Ruffles and Pinched Shoulders, while their Counterparts Sported Gigantic Shoulders and Impossibly Miniscule Waists.At Dries Van NotenImage Credit Paris Fashion Week, WWD and Chloe Official WebsiteThe cherry on the cake of the bi-annual global fashion week frenzy is always the inimitable Paris Fashion Week – which extended over a full 9 days of blissful fashion.Paris put on a convincing set of shows with designers turning up in full force and presenting solid collections for Fall despite global doom and gloom.Perhaps the most noteworthy of all the trends spotted at the shows was the return to femininity (a reaction to global ‘wokeness’ perhaps?). There was little sign of the gender fluid ensembles of recent seasons, instead frilly, flouncy ruffles and hour-glass frocks, coats and jackets were spotted everywhere. McQueen was the the queen of the frill and flounce! Vivienne Westwood also ‘flourished’ in frilliness.Velvet, satin and brocade were the cloth of choice and one could indeed be forgiven to image you were on the set of a the film adaptation of Gothic novel The Scarlet Petal and the White!Capes, capelets and coats, often in fur and regal ermine, continued the Gothic Victorian theme, and epic renditions were seen at Miu Miu, Chloe, Rabanne, Balenciaga and Alaia.Heels became super skinny and tall again this season, and dangerously pointy! Miu Miu and McQueen put on a masterclass celebrating the pointy toe.‘Inner power dressing’, 80s style almost, also crescendo-ed this season. We’ve been watching shoulders expanding and expanding over the past few seasons, but they’ve reached new ‘widths’ for A/W!Outrageously large shoulders, nothing short of an engineering feat of ‘concrete’ shoulder pads, were spotted in many shows, most notably at Stella McCartney, Givenchy and Vivienne Westwood (which inevitably made waists seem even tinier).Leather (particularly black leather) and vegan leather (as seen at Stella McCartney) also featured as a key trend.Deconstructivism was spotted, as ever, in the offerings of stalwart Japanese designers Comme des Garcon, Junya Watanabe and Yohji Yamamoto.If one were to single out a key colour trend (apart from the obvious black) it would have to be yellow. Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood and Givenchy – and many others – celebrated the colour yellow, from flaxen and sunshine to amber and gold.Well, all that remains to be said is, sit back and spot for yourself these trends in our hand-selected set of designer shows.MCQUEENWatch McQueen’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/mcqueen-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026You’d be forgiven to think you were on the set of a sweeping Victorian Gothic film, the like of The Crimson Petal and the White, when presented with Dublin-born creative director for McQueen, Seán McGirr’s offering for Autumn/Winter for the house of McQueen.Charles Dickens’ London sprang to mind as models started appearing on stage dressed in razor sharp black ensembles with pinched waists, (almost) Elizabethan collars and high-cut armholes (and indeed it was Dickens’ very own autobiographical essay in which he described his insomniac wanderings through the streets of London that was the starting point for McGirr’s collection).Lace ruffs framed faces as models stepped out in corseted waists, razer-sharp pointy toes, their coats sweeping coquettishly behind them. Lace-up, pointy Victorian mid-calf booties accompanied flouncy, ruffled Victorian dresses. Some dresses came in pure crimson red carnation – very striking!Furry, angel-winged shearling jackets stole the show, as did a very striking ermine coat and many decidedly uncoy Chantilly lace ensembles.No wonder all of Paris has been covered in McQueen posters – McQueen perfectly captured the zeitgeist in Paris.Image Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenDRIES VAN NOTENWatch Dries Van Noten’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/dries-van-noten-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026It was pure theatre at Julian Klausner’s first collection as creative director at, arguably, one of the most loved and most recognized of all fashion brands.Befittingly the shows were held at the very dramatic venue of the Opera Garnier with its mirrored halls. And dramatic it was!Perhaps the most iconic of all the looks were the pieces constructed from oversized curtain tassels.Other ensembles had an almost oriental feel about them in their drapery and in the way the sleeveless dresses wrapped around the body.Dries Van Noten’s signature dyed silk dresses featured in many places, as did his beloved boleros, sequins, rhinestones, embroidery, jacquard and fringe.Draped dresses looked luxurious and exotic, with the brand’s famous mixes of different textiles in one garment: velvet and chiffon, brocade and jacquard, silk and sequins looking extremely covetable.The oversized knits looked cosy and sexy, especially the way they were paired with lightweight chiffon and organza.A delightfully demure palette of bottle green, burnt orange, olive and browns made the exceptional silhouettes stand out even more.All in all a rich tapestry of influences, shapes and shades that will down very well with lovers of the brand, and will no doubt win Dries Van Noten many new fans.At Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenCHRISTIAN DIORWatch Christian Dior’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/christian-dior-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026This season’s neck ruff, neat little jacket, tiered skirts, flounces, frills and general dandy attire were all to be found in this delightful collection by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri for Christian Dior.Chiuri cites Virginia Woolf’s classic 1928 novel Orlando where a boy turns into a girl as time went on, as inspiration for the collection, inspiration that underscores Chiuri’s passion for costume and how it has changed over the decades and centuries.Little riding jackets, spats, corsets, knickerbockers, riding boots and frilly white shirts with oversized cuffs shared the runway with ermine coats, tulle skirts, logo-ed t-shirts and the most divine metallic crocheted maxi dresses.Lacy Victorian touches completed the picture, and were very much in tune with the general zeitgeist of super feminine Gothic Victoriana that we spotted across various brands.Contemporary black strappy leather jackets looked extraordinary paired with champagne-hued frilly chiffon blouses – pure perfection!The pièce de résistance, and one that ran right through the collection was the Victorian corset, completing a collection that is so magical and nostalgic, yet so wearable – just add a pair of those flat Christian Dior riding boots and off you go… galloping into a meeting or lunch! Christian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorCHLOEWatch Chloe’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/chloe-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026Perhaps the most endearing of all the flimsy slips, lacy blouses and flouncy Victorian-inspired ensembles at Paris Fashion Week came from the stables of Chemena Kamali, creative director at Chloe.Quintessential aristocratic country house living (or castle dwelling) Britishness sprang to mind whilst perusing (and adoring!) all the fur bobbles on the capes and stoles, the threadbare silk slips, the exquisite bits-of-nothing pastel lace dresses…The signature Chloe girl shines through – a posh and grunge-adoring hippy, all midriff, tiered skirt and plenty attitude. The same girl would nonchalantly be slipping into her silk nightly for a party on the lawns, pairing it with granny’s fur coat – and she’ll look a million dollars.This collection is indeed like discovering a treasure trove of all your great-granny’s gems stowed away in the attic.Image Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeGIVENCHYWatch Givenchy’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/givenchy-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026The legend that is Sarah Burton presented her first collection for Givenchy, after a long stint with Alexander McQueenThe logo-ed first looks on the runway suggested a contemporary return to the very beginnings of the brand in 1952, a stretchy lace catsuit with underwear on display.Silhouettes were strong, and emphasised shoulders (the ultra-padded shoulder look of the moment was evident here too), waistlines and sleeves.The absence of sleeves was also a feature, with gathers, pleats and asymmetry taking the focus. Oversized bows were bold and striking accessories.Hourglass silhouettes – most notably the ballet tutu dresses) were interchanged with trapeze shaped dresses, the most striking of these the sunshine yellow sleeveless tulle dress which is a piece of sculpture, really.Other memorable pieces include the very shapely mid-grey coat with its avant-garde collar and the sexy sleeveless black coat with its strategically shaped lapels.At GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyMIU MIUWatch Miu Miu’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/paris-fashion-weekThe genius that is Miuccia Prada has got the zeitgeist spot on. She ponders, “The question is what do we retain of femininity? Does it help in this really dangerous moment? In war time?” Those of us who have been following Miuccia Prada’s fashion thinking over the decades have been fully aware of the fact that she’s deliberately been stripping fashion back to its barest essentials at Miu Miu.Her press release said, “This season, we really wanted to create an elegance with nothing—through the everyday, through direct manipulations of simple pieces.”And this season’s offering – perhaps more so than most – was spartan – the basic elements that most folk would have in their wardrobe were indeed the elements of the collection: some vintage-ey fake fur, a few lingerie-esque dresses, a couple of A-line slip skirts, some knee-length socks, a few lurex jumpers… just like in times of war. (Mind you, those delightful sparkly rhinestone socks were unlikely to have been in any old wardrobe in war time…)But what makes all the difference is the shapewear worn underneath: the iconic 50s bullet bra was the star of the show.Bits of sparkly gold jewelley brightened up the muted colours, and the homemade hairdo’s were endearing!To be honest, most women crave simplicity in their day-to-day dressing. Life is complicated enough as it is.Image Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuGOODBYE FROM PARIS FASHION WEEK!For any questions/feedback regarding the above mentioned products/brands, please do contact us anytime by clicking here Source link

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MCQUEEN, CHRISTIAN DIOR, DRIES VAN NOTEN, CHLOE, MIU MIU and GIVENCHY.It was a Tale of Two Silhouettes: Victorian Vixens in Hourglass Tailoring Flaunted Frills, Ruffles and Pinched Shoulders, while their Counterparts Sported Gigantic Shoulders and Impossibly Miniscule Waists.At Dries Van NotenImage Credit Paris Fashion Week, WWD and Chloe Official WebsiteThe cherry on the cake of the bi-annual global fashion week frenzy is always the inimitable Paris Fashion Week – which extended over a full 9 days of blissful fashion.Paris put on a convincing set of shows with designers turning up in full force and presenting solid collections for Fall despite global doom and gloom.Perhaps the most noteworthy of all the trends spotted at the shows was the return to femininity (a reaction to global ‘wokeness’ perhaps?). There was little sign of the gender fluid ensembles of recent seasons, instead frilly, flouncy ruffles and hour-glass frocks, coats and jackets were spotted everywhere. McQueen was the the queen of the frill and flounce! Vivienne Westwood also ‘flourished’ in frilliness.Velvet, satin and brocade were the cloth of choice and one could indeed be forgiven to image you were on the set of a the film adaptation of Gothic novel The Scarlet Petal and the White!Capes, capelets and coats, often in fur and regal ermine, continued the Gothic Victorian theme, and epic renditions were seen at Miu Miu, Chloe, Rabanne, Balenciaga and Alaia.Heels became super skinny and tall again this season, and dangerously pointy! Miu Miu and McQueen put on a masterclass celebrating the pointy toe.‘Inner power dressing’, 80s style almost, also crescendo-ed this season. We’ve been watching shoulders expanding and expanding over the past few seasons, but they’ve reached new ‘widths’ for A/W!Outrageously large shoulders, nothing short of an engineering feat of ‘concrete’ shoulder pads, were spotted in many shows, most notably at Stella McCartney, Givenchy and Vivienne Westwood (which inevitably made waists seem even tinier).Leather (particularly black leather) and vegan leather (as seen at Stella McCartney) also featured as a key trend.Deconstructivism was spotted, as ever, in the offerings of stalwart Japanese designers Comme des Garcon, Junya Watanabe and Yohji Yamamoto.If one were to single out a key colour trend (apart from the obvious black) it would have to be yellow. Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood and Givenchy – and many others – celebrated the colour yellow, from flaxen and sunshine to amber and gold.Well, all that remains to be said is, sit back and spot for yourself these trends in our hand-selected set of designer shows.MCQUEENWatch McQueen’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/mcqueen-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026You’d be forgiven to think you were on the set of a sweeping Victorian Gothic film, the like of The Crimson Petal and the White, when presented with Dublin-born creative director for McQueen, Seán McGirr’s offering for Autumn/Winter for the house of McQueen.Charles Dickens’ London sprang to mind as models started appearing on stage dressed in razor sharp black ensembles with pinched waists, (almost) Elizabethan collars and high-cut armholes (and indeed it was Dickens’ very own autobiographical essay in which he described his insomniac wanderings through the streets of London that was the starting point for McGirr’s collection).Lace ruffs framed faces as models stepped out in corseted waists, razer-sharp pointy toes, their coats sweeping coquettishly behind them. Lace-up, pointy Victorian mid-calf booties accompanied flouncy, ruffled Victorian dresses. Some dresses came in pure crimson red carnation – very striking!Furry, angel-winged shearling jackets stole the show, as did a very striking ermine coat and many decidedly uncoy Chantilly lace ensembles.No wonder all of Paris has been covered in McQueen posters – McQueen perfectly captured the zeitgeist in Paris.Image Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenDRIES VAN NOTENWatch Dries Van Noten’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/dries-van-noten-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026It was pure theatre at Julian Klausner’s first collection as creative director at, arguably, one of the most loved and most recognized of all fashion brands.Befittingly the shows were held at the very dramatic venue of the Opera Garnier with its mirrored halls. And dramatic it was!Perhaps the most iconic of all the looks were the pieces constructed from oversized curtain tassels.Other ensembles had an almost oriental feel about them in their drapery and in the way the sleeveless dresses wrapped around the body.Dries Van Noten’s signature dyed silk dresses featured in many places, as did his beloved boleros, sequins, rhinestones, embroidery, jacquard and fringe.Draped dresses looked luxurious and exotic, with the brand’s famous mixes of different textiles in one garment: velvet and chiffon, brocade and jacquard, silk and sequins looking extremely covetable.The oversized knits looked cosy and sexy, especially the way they were paired with lightweight chiffon and organza.A delightfully demure palette of bottle green, burnt orange, olive and browns made the exceptional silhouettes stand out even more.All in all a rich tapestry of influences, shapes and shades that will down very well with lovers of the brand, and will no doubt win Dries Van Noten many new fans.At Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenCHRISTIAN DIORWatch Christian Dior’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/christian-dior-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026This season’s neck ruff, neat little jacket, tiered skirts, flounces, frills and general dandy attire were all to be found in this delightful collection by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri for Christian Dior.Chiuri cites Virginia Woolf’s classic 1928 novel Orlando where a boy turns into a girl as time went on, as inspiration for the collection, inspiration that underscores Chiuri’s passion for costume and how it has changed over the decades and centuries.Little riding jackets, spats, corsets, knickerbockers, riding boots and frilly white shirts with oversized cuffs shared the runway with ermine coats, tulle skirts, logo-ed t-shirts and the most divine metallic crocheted maxi dresses.Lacy Victorian touches completed the picture, and were very much in tune with the general zeitgeist of super feminine Gothic Victoriana that we spotted across various brands.Contemporary black strappy leather jackets looked extraordinary paired with champagne-hued frilly chiffon blouses – pure perfection!The pièce de résistance, and one that ran right through the collection was the Victorian corset, completing a collection that is so magical and nostalgic, yet so wearable – just add a pair of those flat Christian Dior riding boots and off you go… galloping into a meeting or lunch! Christian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorCHLOEWatch Chloe’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/chloe-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026Perhaps the most endearing of all the flimsy slips, lacy blouses and flouncy Victorian-inspired ensembles at Paris Fashion Week came from the stables of Chemena Kamali, creative director at Chloe.Quintessential aristocratic country house living (or castle dwelling) Britishness sprang to mind whilst perusing (and adoring!) all the fur bobbles on the capes and stoles, the threadbare silk slips, the exquisite bits-of-nothing pastel lace dresses…The signature Chloe girl shines through – a posh and grunge-adoring hippy, all midriff, tiered skirt and plenty attitude. The same girl would nonchalantly be slipping into her silk nightly for a party on the lawns, pairing it with granny’s fur coat – and she’ll look a million dollars.This collection is indeed like discovering a treasure trove of all your great-granny’s gems stowed away in the attic.Image Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeGIVENCHYWatch Givenchy’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/givenchy-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026The legend that is Sarah Burton presented her first collection for Givenchy, after a long stint with Alexander McQueenThe logo-ed first looks on the runway suggested a contemporary return to the very beginnings of the brand in 1952, a stretchy lace catsuit with underwear on display.Silhouettes were strong, and emphasised shoulders (the ultra-padded shoulder look of the moment was evident here too), waistlines and sleeves.The absence of sleeves was also a feature, with gathers, pleats and asymmetry taking the focus. Oversized bows were bold and striking accessories.Hourglass silhouettes – most notably the ballet tutu dresses) were interchanged with trapeze shaped dresses, the most striking of these the sunshine yellow sleeveless tulle dress which is a piece of sculpture, really.Other memorable pieces include the very shapely mid-grey coat with its avant-garde collar and the sexy sleeveless black coat with its strategically shaped lapels.At GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyMIU MIUWatch Miu Miu’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/paris-fashion-weekThe genius that is Miuccia Prada has got the zeitgeist spot on. She ponders, “The question is what do we retain of femininity? Does it help in this really dangerous moment? In war time?” Those of us who have been following Miuccia Prada’s fashion thinking over the decades have been fully aware of the fact that she’s deliberately been stripping fashion back to its barest essentials at Miu Miu.Her press release said, “This season, we really wanted to create an elegance with nothing—through the everyday, through direct manipulations of simple pieces.”And this season’s offering – perhaps more so than most – was spartan – the basic elements that most folk would have in their wardrobe were indeed the elements of the collection: some vintage-ey fake fur, a few lingerie-esque dresses, a couple of A-line slip skirts, some knee-length socks, a few lurex jumpers… just like in times of war. (Mind you, those delightful sparkly rhinestone socks were unlikely to have been in any old wardrobe in war time…)But what makes all the difference is the shapewear worn underneath: the iconic 50s bullet bra was the star of the show.Bits of sparkly gold jewelley brightened up the muted colours, and the homemade hairdo’s were endearing!To be honest, most women crave simplicity in their day-to-day dressing. Life is complicated enough as it is.Image Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuGOODBYE FROM PARIS FASHION WEEK!For any questions/feedback regarding the above mentioned products/brands, please do contact us anytime by clicking here Source link

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MCQUEEN, CHRISTIAN DIOR, DRIES VAN NOTEN, CHLOE, MIU MIU and GIVENCHY.It was a Tale of Two Silhouettes: Victorian Vixens in Hourglass Tailoring Flaunted Frills, Ruffles and Pinched Shoulders, while their Counterparts Sported Gigantic Shoulders and Impossibly Miniscule Waists.At Dries Van NotenImage Credit Paris Fashion Week, WWD and Chloe Official WebsiteThe cherry on the cake of the bi-annual global fashion week frenzy is always the inimitable Paris Fashion Week – which extended over a full 9 days of blissful fashion.Paris put on a convincing set of shows with designers turning up in full force and presenting solid collections for Fall despite global doom and gloom.Perhaps the most noteworthy of all the trends spotted at the shows was the return to femininity (a reaction to global ‘wokeness’ perhaps?). There was little sign of the gender fluid ensembles of recent seasons, instead frilly, flouncy ruffles and hour-glass frocks, coats and jackets were spotted everywhere. McQueen was the the queen of the frill and flounce! Vivienne Westwood also ‘flourished’ in frilliness.Velvet, satin and brocade were the cloth of choice and one could indeed be forgiven to image you were on the set of a the film adaptation of Gothic novel The Scarlet Petal and the White!Capes, capelets and coats, often in fur and regal ermine, continued the Gothic Victorian theme, and epic renditions were seen at Miu Miu, Chloe, Rabanne, Balenciaga and Alaia.Heels became super skinny and tall again this season, and dangerously pointy! Miu Miu and McQueen put on a masterclass celebrating the pointy toe.‘Inner power dressing’, 80s style almost, also crescendo-ed this season. We’ve been watching shoulders expanding and expanding over the past few seasons, but they’ve reached new ‘widths’ for A/W!Outrageously large shoulders, nothing short of an engineering feat of ‘concrete’ shoulder pads, were spotted in many shows, most notably at Stella McCartney, Givenchy and Vivienne Westwood (which inevitably made waists seem even tinier).Leather (particularly black leather) and vegan leather (as seen at Stella McCartney) also featured as a key trend.Deconstructivism was spotted, as ever, in the offerings of stalwart Japanese designers Comme des Garcon, Junya Watanabe and Yohji Yamamoto.If one were to single out a key colour trend (apart from the obvious black) it would have to be yellow. Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood and Givenchy – and many others – celebrated the colour yellow, from flaxen and sunshine to amber and gold.Well, all that remains to be said is, sit back and spot for yourself these trends in our hand-selected set of designer shows.MCQUEENWatch McQueen’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/mcqueen-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026You’d be forgiven to think you were on the set of a sweeping Victorian Gothic film, the like of The Crimson Petal and the White, when presented with Dublin-born creative director for McQueen, Seán McGirr’s offering for Autumn/Winter for the house of McQueen.Charles Dickens’ London sprang to mind as models started appearing on stage dressed in razor sharp black ensembles with pinched waists, (almost) Elizabethan collars and high-cut armholes (and indeed it was Dickens’ very own autobiographical essay in which he described his insomniac wanderings through the streets of London that was the starting point for McGirr’s collection).Lace ruffs framed faces as models stepped out in corseted waists, razer-sharp pointy toes, their coats sweeping coquettishly behind them. Lace-up, pointy Victorian mid-calf booties accompanied flouncy, ruffled Victorian dresses. Some dresses came in pure crimson red carnation – very striking!Furry, angel-winged shearling jackets stole the show, as did a very striking ermine coat and many decidedly uncoy Chantilly lace ensembles.No wonder all of Paris has been covered in McQueen posters – McQueen perfectly captured the zeitgeist in Paris.Image Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenImage Credit WWDAt McQueenDRIES VAN NOTENWatch Dries Van Noten’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/dries-van-noten-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026It was pure theatre at Julian Klausner’s first collection as creative director at, arguably, one of the most loved and most recognized of all fashion brands.Befittingly the shows were held at the very dramatic venue of the Opera Garnier with its mirrored halls. And dramatic it was!Perhaps the most iconic of all the looks were the pieces constructed from oversized curtain tassels.Other ensembles had an almost oriental feel about them in their drapery and in the way the sleeveless dresses wrapped around the body.Dries Van Noten’s signature dyed silk dresses featured in many places, as did his beloved boleros, sequins, rhinestones, embroidery, jacquard and fringe.Draped dresses looked luxurious and exotic, with the brand’s famous mixes of different textiles in one garment: velvet and chiffon, brocade and jacquard, silk and sequins looking extremely covetable.The oversized knits looked cosy and sexy, especially the way they were paired with lightweight chiffon and organza.A delightfully demure palette of bottle green, burnt orange, olive and browns made the exceptional silhouettes stand out even more.All in all a rich tapestry of influences, shapes and shades that will down very well with lovers of the brand, and will no doubt win Dries Van Noten many new fans.At Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenAt Dries Van NotenCHRISTIAN DIORWatch Christian Dior’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/christian-dior-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026This season’s neck ruff, neat little jacket, tiered skirts, flounces, frills and general dandy attire were all to be found in this delightful collection by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri for Christian Dior.Chiuri cites Virginia Woolf’s classic 1928 novel Orlando where a boy turns into a girl as time went on, as inspiration for the collection, inspiration that underscores Chiuri’s passion for costume and how it has changed over the decades and centuries.Little riding jackets, spats, corsets, knickerbockers, riding boots and frilly white shirts with oversized cuffs shared the runway with ermine coats, tulle skirts, logo-ed t-shirts and the most divine metallic crocheted maxi dresses.Lacy Victorian touches completed the picture, and were very much in tune with the general zeitgeist of super feminine Gothic Victoriana that we spotted across various brands.Contemporary black strappy leather jackets looked extraordinary paired with champagne-hued frilly chiffon blouses – pure perfection!The pièce de résistance, and one that ran right through the collection was the Victorian corset, completing a collection that is so magical and nostalgic, yet so wearable – just add a pair of those flat Christian Dior riding boots and off you go… galloping into a meeting or lunch! Christian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorChristian DiorCHLOEWatch Chloe’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/chloe-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026Perhaps the most endearing of all the flimsy slips, lacy blouses and flouncy Victorian-inspired ensembles at Paris Fashion Week came from the stables of Chemena Kamali, creative director at Chloe.Quintessential aristocratic country house living (or castle dwelling) Britishness sprang to mind whilst perusing (and adoring!) all the fur bobbles on the capes and stoles, the threadbare silk slips, the exquisite bits-of-nothing pastel lace dresses…The signature Chloe girl shines through – a posh and grunge-adoring hippy, all midriff, tiered skirt and plenty attitude. The same girl would nonchalantly be slipping into her silk nightly for a party on the lawns, pairing it with granny’s fur coat – and she’ll look a million dollars.This collection is indeed like discovering a treasure trove of all your great-granny’s gems stowed away in the attic.Image Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeImage Credit Chloe Official Website At ChloeGIVENCHYWatch Givenchy’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/collection/givenchy-womenswear-fallwinter-2025-2026The legend that is Sarah Burton presented her first collection for Givenchy, after a long stint with Alexander McQueenThe logo-ed first looks on the runway suggested a contemporary return to the very beginnings of the brand in 1952, a stretchy lace catsuit with underwear on display.Silhouettes were strong, and emphasised shoulders (the ultra-padded shoulder look of the moment was evident here too), waistlines and sleeves.The absence of sleeves was also a feature, with gathers, pleats and asymmetry taking the focus. Oversized bows were bold and striking accessories.Hourglass silhouettes – most notably the ballet tutu dresses) were interchanged with trapeze shaped dresses, the most striking of these the sunshine yellow sleeveless tulle dress which is a piece of sculpture, really.Other memorable pieces include the very shapely mid-grey coat with its avant-garde collar and the sexy sleeveless black coat with its strategically shaped lapels.At GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyAt GivenchyMIU MIUWatch Miu Miu’s show here: https://www.fhcm.paris/en/paris-fashion-weekThe genius that is Miuccia Prada has got the zeitgeist spot on. She ponders, “The question is what do we retain of femininity? Does it help in this really dangerous moment? In war time?” Those of us who have been following Miuccia Prada’s fashion thinking over the decades have been fully aware of the fact that she’s deliberately been stripping fashion back to its barest essentials at Miu Miu.Her press release said, “This season, we really wanted to create an elegance with nothing—through the everyday, through direct manipulations of simple pieces.”And this season’s offering – perhaps more so than most – was spartan – the basic elements that most folk would have in their wardrobe were indeed the elements of the collection: some vintage-ey fake fur, a few lingerie-esque dresses, a couple of A-line slip skirts, some knee-length socks, a few lurex jumpers… just like in times of war. (Mind you, those delightful sparkly rhinestone socks were unlikely to have been in any old wardrobe in war time…)But what makes all the difference is the shapewear worn underneath: the iconic 50s bullet bra was the star of the show.Bits of sparkly gold jewelley brightened up the muted colours, and the homemade hairdo’s were endearing!To be honest, most women crave simplicity in their day-to-day dressing. Life is complicated enough as it is.Image Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuImage Credit WWDAt Miu MiuGOODBYE FROM PARIS FASHION WEEK!For any questions/feedback regarding the above mentioned products/brands, please do contact us anytime by clicking here Source link

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Streamline Your Business Communication with the 3CX Telephone System

When it comes to enhancing business communication, having the right phone system is crucial. One such solution is the 3CX phone system, a versatile and cost-effective VoIP system that can help streamline your business communications. If you’re considering the 3CX phone system download, you’re on the right path to optimizing your office’s phone setup. This guide will walk you through the process of downloading and installing the 3CX phone system, ensuring you have all the tools needed to set up seamless communication for your team.

What is the 3CX Phone System?

The 3CX phone system is a software-based PBX (Private Branch Exchange) that allows businesses to manage their voice and video calls over the internet, eliminating the need for traditional phone lines. It offers a variety of features such as voicemail, call forwarding, call queuing, and video conferencing, all of which are designed to enhance productivity and communication. Whether you're running a small startup or a large corporation, the 3CX phone system can scale to meet your needs.

How to Download and Install the 3CX Phone System

Visit the 3CX WebsiteThe first step in downloading the 3CX phone system is to visit the official 3CX website. There, you will find the download section where you can select the version of the system that’s compatible with your operating system, whether it’s Windows, Linux, or macOS.

Choose Your PlanAfter navigating to the download page, you’ll be presented with several options. You can choose between the free version or one of the paid plans, depending on the features and scale of your business. The free version is great for small businesses or those just starting out.

Download the InstallerOnce you’ve selected the right version for your system, click on the download button to start the installation file. The download should take only a few minutes, depending on your internet speed.

Install the SoftwareAfter the file is downloaded, open the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install the 3CX phone system on your device. The installation process is intuitive and easy to follow, with the setup wizard guiding you step by step.

Configure Your SystemOnce the installation is complete, you’ll need to configure the system. This includes setting up extensions, voicemail, call forwarding, and other preferences. The 3CX phone system’s user-friendly interface makes it easy to customize the system to suit your business’s needs.

Connect DevicesAfter configuration, you can connect your devices to the 3CX phone system. Whether you're using a desktop phone, mobile device, or softphone, the system allows you to make and receive calls from any device, anywhere.

Why Choose 3CX for Your Business?

Cost EfficiencyThe 3CX phone system is an affordable solution for businesses looking to cut down on communication costs. Since it’s a software-based system, there’s no need for costly hardware or traditional phone lines. This makes it a great choice for businesses in France, Spain, the UK, and Ireland looking to reduce their overhead costs.

ScalabilityWhether you’re a small business or a large enterprise, the 3CX phone system can grow with you. Adding new users, extensions, and features is simple, ensuring that your communication system evolves with your business needs.

Advanced FeaturesThe 3CX phone system comes with a variety of advanced features such as video conferencing, call recording, and real-time analytics. These tools help businesses improve customer service, monitor performance, and enhance team collaboration.

Global ReachFor businesses operating in multiple countries, including France, Spain, the UK, and Ireland, 3CX provides multi-language support and integrates seamlessly with local telecommunication providers. This ensures that your team can communicate effectively, no matter where they are.

Conclusion

The 3CX phone system is a powerful tool for businesses looking to enhance their communication and improve efficiency. By following the simple steps to download and install the system, you can quickly set up a robust communication solution that meets your business needs. With its scalability, cost-effectiveness, and advanced features, the 3CX phone system is an excellent choice for businesses in France, Spain, the UK, and Ireland. If you’re ready to take your business communication to the next level, consider the 3CX phone system download today.ITelecoms is here to help you make the most of your communication systems.

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How do I file a complaint with the Dubai Police?

Filing a complaint with the Dubai Police is a straightforward process designed to ensure that citizens and residents can report issues efficiently and seek assistance when necessary. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to file a complaint with the Dubai Police. Via Dubai Police WebsiteThe Dubai Police have an official website that offers an online platform for filing complaints. Visit the site…

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Forget Nvidia: Ndea wants to build AI that keeps improving on its own with 'no bottlenecks in sight'

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on leading AI coverage. Learn more François Chollet, a former Google engineer and the creator of the widely used Python deep learning framework Difficultco-founded Wella new AI research and science lab, with Zapier co-founder Mike Knoop. In a post about the beginning’s new websitethe founders explain their goals…

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Indiana University Study Teaches Humans Are By Nature 'Tyrants'

Indiana University (IU) teaches students that they are inherently “oppressors” because of their race, gender and religion, documents show. According to the school's websitethe course “Understanding Diversity in a Pluralistic Society” encourages students to explore “theories and models” in order to “improve understanding of our diverse society.” The course “provides information about the…

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Indiana University Study Teaches Humans Are By Nature 'Tyrants'

Indiana University (IU) teaches students that they are inherently “oppressors” because of their race, gender and religion, documents show. According to the school's websitethe course “Understanding Diversity in a Pluralistic Society” encourages students to explore “theories and models” in order to “improve understanding of our diverse society.” The course “provides information about the…

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Cydia iOS 17.7.3

If you’re an iOS user looking to unlock the full potential of your device without the hassle and risks of jailbreaking, Cydia is the perfect solution. With the latest iOS 17.7.3 update, many users are wondering how they can enjoy the perks of Cydia while avoiding the need for a jailbreak. Fortunately, you can now download and use Cydia iOS 17.7.3 without jailbreak using the Cydiafree tool. This guide will walk you through everything you need about Cydia and how to download it on your device easily.

What is Cydia?

Cydia is a well-known package manager that allows iOS users to download third-party apps, system tweaks, and customizations unavailable on the Apple App Store. Cydia has been a go-to tool for jailbreakers for years, enabling them to modify their devices, install custom themes, change system settings, and add unique features.

Even though jailbreaking was once necessary to access Cydia, today it is possible to install Cydia without the need for a jailbreak. Cydia iOS 17.7.3 is the latest version compatible with the newest iOS update, offering a wide array of tweaks and apps that can improve your iPhone or iPad's performance and appearance.

Why is Cydia iOS 17.7.3 the Best Choice?

Cydia on iOS 17.7.3 offers several exciting benefits for users who want to go beyond the limitations of Apple's operating system without jailbreaking. Here are some of the top reasons to consider installing Cydia iOS 17.7.3:

No Jailbreak NeededOne of the biggest advantages of Cydia iOS 17.7.3 is that it allows you to download and install third-party apps and tweaks without jailbreaking your device. Jailbreaking often voids warranties, which can cause instability and carry certain risks. With Cydia iOS 17.7.3, you can enjoy many of the benefits of a jailbreak without the downside.

CustomizationCydia offers extensive customization options for your iPhone or iPad. You can download custom themes, change your device's icons, modify the user interface, and adjust system settings. With Cydia iOS 17.7.3, you can access unique features that Apple doesn’t offer, such as custom ringtones and wallpapers, system-wide font changes, and more.

Access to Third-Party AppsWith Cydia, you can install apps that are not available in the App Store. This includes apps that enhance device performance, provide new functionality, and offer better privacy and security. Cydia iOS 17.7.3 allows you to access various third-party apps, giving your device new capabilities and features.

System Tweaks and UtilitiesMany users opt for Cydia because it offers powerful system tweaks. These can include performance enhancements, battery life improvements, and system optimization tools. Cydia tweaks can make your device run faster, extend battery life, and improve overall performance without major hardware upgrades.

Exclusive FeaturesCydia provides access to exclusive features that can enhance the overall iOS experience. Whether it’s enhanced multitasking, improved file management, or privacy controls, Cydia allows you to customize your device in ways that Apple does not provide natively.

How to Download Cydia iOS 17.7.3 Without Jailbreak

If you're ready to download and use Cydia on your device, you’ll be happy to know that the process is simple. The best part is that you don’t need to jailbreak your iPhone or iPad. Here's how to install Cydia iOS 17.7.3 without jailbreaking:

Visit the Cydiafree WebsiteThe first step is to go to the official Cydiafree website. This is the trusted platform that allows users to download Cydia without jailbreaking. You can visit https://www.cydiafree.com to begin the installation process.

Download the Cydiafree ToolOn the Cydiafree website, select your device model and the iOS version (iOS 17.7.3). The tool will automatically detect your iOS version and guide you through downloading the appropriate file.

Install the ToolOnce the download is complete, open the file and follow the on-screen instructions to install the Cydiafree tool. This process is easy and should take just a few minutes. No technical knowledge is required.

Launch CydiaAfter the installation, the Cydia icon will appear on your home screen. Open Cydia and begin exploring the thousands of apps, tweaks, and themes available for download. You can now customize your device, install third-party apps, and enjoy all the features Cydia offers.

Enjoy the BenefitsOnce Cydia is installed on your device, you can browse its vast library of apps and tweaks. From improving performance to personalizing the look of your device, the possibilities are endless.

Is Cydia iOS 17.7.3 Safe to Use?

Many users are concerned about the safety of installing Cydia without jailbreaking. The good news is that using Cydia iOS 17.7.3 via the Cydiafree tool is completely safe. Unlike traditional jailbreaking, this method does not compromise your device’s security or stability.

Cydiafree is a trusted platform allowing users to install Cydia without the risks of jailbreaking. You can enjoy all the features of Cydia without worrying about damaging your device or voiding your warranty. Just download Cydia from official sources, like the Cydiafree website, to avoid any issues.

Common Issues and Troubleshooting Tips

While installing Cydia is generally smooth, some users may encounter issues. Below are a few common problems and solutions:

Cydia Fails to InstallIf you’re having trouble installing Cydia, follow the steps correctly. Try restarting your device and reinstalling the Cydiafree tool. If that doesn’t work, check for any available updates to the tool.

Cydia Not OpeningIf Cydia fails to open after installation, restart your device and try again. If the problem persists, reinstall Cydia using the Cydiafree tool.

App Crashes or FreezesIf Cydia crashes or freezes, it may be due to a compatibility issue with your iOS version or device model. Ensure you’re using Cydia’s latest version and check for any updates or bug fixes.

Battery DrainSome tweaks from Cydia may cause a battery drain. If you notice a rapid decrease in battery life, try uninstalling recently installed tweaks to see if that resolves the issue.

Conclusion

Cydia iOS 17.7.3 is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to customize their iPhone or iPad without the risks associated with jailbreaking. With the Cydiafree tool, you can easily install Cydia and enjoy all the features it offers without compromising your device’s security or stability. Whether you want to install third-party apps, enhance system performance, or personalize your device, Cydia allows you to do it all.

So, if you’re ready to take your device to the next level, go ahead and download Cydia iOS 17.7.3 today using the Cydiafree tool and unlock a world of possibilities.