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This dedication to craftsmanship comes as no surprise to fashion veterans. After all, Bottega Veneta specializes in expertly made leather accessories, and the NCAA men basketball Uconn national champions signatures shirt and by the same token and simple-meets-luxury design epitomizes Blazy’s understated yet highly technical day wear—something we got a taste of in his debut collection last season—as well as harking back to Moss’s effortlessly cool Calvin Klein ads from the ’90s. While Moss wasn’t previously known to be a Bottega Veneta fan, could this be the start of a brand new partnership? Here’s hoping we see the model with one of the brand’s classic intrecciato bags slung over her shoulder soon. Now the time has finally come to get Moss’s exact runway look. Shop the winning outfit formula below.Fashion Month has officially begun. With four cities on the calendar, numerous shows to review, and presentations to attend, who better to tap into than our own global editors for an inside scoop as they take on each city? Let US Vogue’s Chioma Nnadi, Vogue Italia’s Francesca Ragazzi, and Vogue France’s Eugénie Trochu take you through fashion week in their respective cities, beginning with New York and ending in Paris later this month. Here, our editors share the local brands they’re most excited to see, new names to look out for, their fashion week style signatures, and of course, what’s on their fall-fashion wishlists.I’m Eugénie Trochu, Head of Editorial Content of Vogue France. Vintage twists, casual chic, and constantly evolving are a few ways to sum up my current style. I love to wear a pair of cool denim, perhaps by Loewe or Diesel, pair it with a statement bag, and keep it daring, but relaxed—often adding a ’60s twist. For this fashion week, I am most excited to see Coperni, Paco Rabanne, and Courrèges. While jumping from different shows, a comfortable shoe is a must—like my current favorite moccasins or high boots. Living in Paris, you will probably see me biking around the city, showcasing a creative touch to the French style.I would define my style as bohemian chic with a touch of classic, while having fun with colors, patterns, and shapes. For this season’s fashion week, I can’t wait to see what the young generation of Italian fashion designers have to show once again—Marco Rambaldi, Andrea Adamo, and many more, with their innovative and fresh collections. Plus, this week, Vogue Italia will host the opening of VogueRama, an exciting multidisciplinary exhibition that we can’t wait for you to see!Fashion Week is back in a major major way this season. It really feels like there is something happening every second of the day and night, including our very own Vogue World!
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