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The Craziest Thing Vivian Jenna Wilson’s Done for Fashion? Wrangle a Live Snake

It’s officially spooky season, so even though it was 90 degrees in Los Angeles Thursday night, model Vivian Jenna Wilson joined her friends, fellow influencers and select media at the weird and whimsical Petit Ermitage Hotel in West Hollywood, dressed for the fall season. Guests ignored the steamy temperature and wore black layers with boots and tights to showcase Awe Inspired’s new Nocturne jewelry collection , and the campaign fronted by Wilson. The celebration marked the brand’s final “chapter” in this collection: The Gorgon, inspired by Medusa and the power of the female gaze. In between tarot readings and a spooky candlelit ceremony, we chatted with Wilson about her style icons (she’d steal the late drag queen Divine’s wardrobe if given the chance), jewelry preferences, what it was like to wear a real snake for the campaign photos and more. View this post on Instagram Please note: Occasionally, we us...

ICYMI: Djerf Avenue Opens New York City Flagship, How Cassey Ho Founded Popflex & Fashionista's Favorite Paris Fashion Week Collections

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10 Runway Trends to Know from Paris Fashion Week Spring 2027

Paris Fashion Week is the longest and, some might argue, most important of the biannual ready-to-wear circuit. With nine days of shows, the schedule is packed with couture houses, veteran designers, buzzy newcomers, indie favorites and everyone in between. It’s a lot of clothes — it may be easier to identify the trends that didn’t show up on the French runways this Spring 2027 season. Instead, we picked out 10 that felt so fresh, or were so ubiquitous, that we felt they couldn’t be ignored: texture play via 3-D embellishments, netting and crinkled fabrics, cool takes on classic button-downs and rain jackets, revealing designs that put your abs on full display and more. Browse them all in the galleries below. Petal Pushers When it comes time to design for spring, designers must decide whether they'll eschew florals altogether or attempt to deliver them in a way that feels fresh. In Paris, many designers sought to push florals forward — lite...