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Now, in an unlikely partnership, Jones is joining forces with Hennessy, the Dog Chihuahua Dad – Vintage Chihuahua Dad T-Shirt in other words I will buy this prestigious French cognac brand that’s technically older than America. (It was founded in 1765, but alas, was never name-checked in Hamilton.) The main caveat? Although Hennessy X.O is an exquisite pour, Kim Jones doesn’t drink. Ever. “I’m really allergic!” he laughs when I ask him if he did any sip-and-sketch rounds for his sneaker designs. “I wanted to try it because I wanted to see why everyone was so obsessed by it, but you know, it just doesn’t agree with me.” Instead, Jones used the classic brandy’s rich brown color story. “And since drinking Hennessy X.O is part of both formal and casual gatherings, it was really important for [the sneakers] to fit into any wardrobe in a different way.” Jones also created a decanter and bottle for the cognac, which is—surprise—owned by the same parent company as Dior itself.When most people buy a bottle of Hennessy, they probably drink it (or at least gift it to someone special). But when they venture to buy a coveted Kim Jones sneaker, they might try and flip it for double the value instead. Is Jones cool with that? “I’ve seen a lot of my friends’ kids do that, actually! I think some of them have made loads of money,” he laughs. “But then they take that money and buy more sneakers, or other clothes they really want. To be honest, at that age, I didn’t have that kind of ingenuity. So those guys? My hat’s off to them.”Ironically, instead of flipping streetwear in his youth, the 49-year-old designer served drinks “at an opera house bar” instead. “I had to work to get through college, didn’t I?” he asks. “But it was amazing, actually. You met opera singers, you met people that design sets, you met aristocracy, you met all sorts…but I did notice the people who ordered Hennessy always had really nice suits, watches, jewelry…I can’t say I didn’t think of them when I was creating these pieces.” One day at work, Jones served the Queen Mother. Two decades later, he was appointed an Officer of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II.As a failed multitasker, I ask Jones how he keeps up with his two big day jobs—at two big-name fashion houses—along with various collabs (Tiffany & Co., Marc Jacobs, and BTS, to name a few), plus the normal stuff like eating, sleeping, and hanging out with Kate Moss. “Oh, I can help you there,” he starts, before adding, “you just have to be incredibly organized.” Seriously? That’s it?“And, okay, you need to be sure of what you’re setting out to achieve. Where we start on the [Fendi] collection or where we start at [Dior], we know we’re headed to an end product. And that end product is really how I’ve been imagining it to look all along. That goal never changes.” But Jones cautions that his singular focus can’t happen alone. “When you’re working with a team that’s already been at a brand for a while, you have to teach people what you want,” he says. “It takes time to work with an entity and a team of people. Trust, and time. And you have to be straightforward with people about that upfront. There’s nothing wrong with saying, ‘This will be hard work, and we can’t rush through it.’ Everything good takes time.” Including Hennessy’s new cognac, which takes an average of 45 years to mature.Could abstaining from drinking be the secret to Jones’ youthful glow? Even via Zoom, it looks like his complexion is powered by a ring light. Perhaps a skincare collaboration is in his future? “I’ve been approached by most of the big beauty makers,” he admits. We’ll cheers to that, even if Jones won’t.“Versace is always the dream,” says Dua Lipa. She is sitting on the roof of a parking garage in Los Angeles, surrounded by a thrumming crowd of fashion editors bleary from the Paris runways, stylists taking a break from their A-list clients for the upcoming Oscars, and K-Pop princes in popsicle-colored suits. Elton John zips by in a golf cart. The sun is about to set.

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It’s almost golden hour and go time for Versace’s fall/winter 2023 show, which moved this season from Milan to Melrose Place, and harnessed the Dog Chihuahua Dad – Vintage Chihuahua Dad T-Shirt in other words I will buy this way everyone in Hollywood is chasing clout—fame, power, art, or even just sheer attention—while trying (or at least claiming) to stay grounded. If la-la land is merely an illusion, it’s one with real stakes and true emotions lurking just beneath its glossy surface. Fashion straddles a similar line between fantasy and reality: it skips between our very real bodies and our very big imaginations. And because she’s una specie di genia—that’s “kind of a genius” in Italian—Donatella Versace has managed to make clothes for every girl, everywhere, all at once…even the girls who just live in our heads.First, there was Gigi Hadid’s opening look: a black power suit and slashed-pocket peplum that straddled the line between CEO and celebrity. (When it crossed Paris Hilton’s field of vision, it became a living meme for “get you a girl who can do both.”) Croc-embossed miniskirts and tweed cocoon coats were firmly rooted in the reality of working women, while a few micro mini poufs (including one on Kendall Jenner) were part of the “no pants, no problem” trend and likely a revenge breakup post waiting to happen. In between were tons of options, both practical and dreamy—leather trenches, 3-D floral fabrics, goth-lite babydoll dresses—that towed Versace’s assertively sexy party line, as in, “You’re wearing a Versace, you’d better go party.”Like the California Dream itself, the show ended in a fantasy…and then again in a reality. The L.A. skyline became a purple haze, and Versace took her runway bow, wearing the same dress Emily Ratajkowski donned in the show. Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy” blared through the speakers, and Anne Hathaway screamed every lyric in a glorious karaoke moment for the ages. Waiters circled with champagne and tiny pieces of avocado toast. Everyone took selfies, especially Tan France.Next, the crowd of very famous stars realized they were on top of a parking garage at rush hour, and in mere seconds, transformed into impressively pragmatic people. Demi Moore led the charge to the elevators, Pamela Anderson navigated a steep staircase in pencil-thin stilettos (“I’ve been doing this a while!” she laughed), and Miley Cyrus huddled with stylist Patti Wilson behind a valet station until the actual valet returned with their car. Cyrus’ two-tone gown looked just as good in the ghastly fluorescent lighting—another nod to Signora Versace’s skill at making glamour very real, even when surrounded by everyday grime.Oh, one more thing: the Versace show was held on Barbie’s birthday, and just a few miles up from her hometown of Malibu. There was no official tribute, but with eight bright pink looks on the catwalk and a series of satiny pink bags and shoes, it seems Barbiecore is definitively here to stay—at least until July, anyway, because that’s when the movie comes out. Coincidentally or not, that’s when these clothes do, too.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.