Rihanna Loves Chopard So Much, She Co-Designed a Capsule Collection for Cannes

Anderson, Jonathan

An adventure in the French countryside with the Loewe designer during an orchid casting for his Fall 2017 show.

Greenfield, Lauren

Photographer Lauren Greenfield has spent 25 years documenting extreme wealth, capitalism, and celebrity culture, all of which is collected in a new book and exhibition at the Annenberg Space for Photography. But the subject that stood out the most as she was combing through her archives? A portrait of a 12-year-old Kim Kardashian, taken in 1992.

Kim Kardashian opens up in a screen test with W’s editor-at-large Lynn Hirschberg:

Hindmarch, Anya

The irreverent accessories designer gets on the phone with Lenny’s Laia Garcia to discuss fried eggs, going to her father for guidance, and why London is the place to be for young designers.

Hood By Air

The cult brand designed by Shayne Oliver announced Thursday it would be going on hiatus, effective immediately — and this, after Hood By Air had already canceled its Paris Fashion Week show for the Fall 2017 season. Good thing we have Shayne Oliver’s mystery project at Helmut Lang to look forward to.

Michele, Alessandro

Now, you can wear your allegiance to Gucci’s creative director with new tour merch-inspired t-shirts available at Colette. The masterminds behind the designs? Modern Man, who has also given Rick Owens, Raf Simons, and Rei Kawakubo the same treatment.

Rihanna

Collaborating with Chopard on a capsule collection of one-of-a-kind designs (aptly titled Rihanna Loves Chopard), slated to debut at the Cannes Film Festival. Later in the year, a nine-piece collection, also co-designed by the musician, will hit stores. (And it turns out, she’s already debuted a couple of the more exclusive pieces, including on the red carpet at Grammy Awards earlier this year.)

Sander, Jil

With the appointment of new creative directors Luke and Lucie Meier, formerly of Supreme and Dior, respectively, Jil Sander heralds a new era. The designers will work on both menswear and womenswear, collapsing the two into a co-ed show.

Stockholm

On Friday afternoon, a truck veered from the street and plowed into a department store in Stockholm, Sweden, killing at least two. With its marked similarities to recent attacks in London and Nice, Sweden’s prime minister is already referring to the event as an act of terror.