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A few minutes of show time on stage represents countless hours of hard work behind the scenes. For a single fashion show, the preparation involves numerous activities such as: 1. **Rehearsals**: Models practice their walks, poses, and timing to ensure a flawless performance. 2. **Fittings**: Each outfit is meticulously tailored to fit the models perfectly. 3. **Casting**: Selecting the right models to embody the designer's vision requires careful consideration and multiple auditions. 4. **Set Design and Lighting**: Creating the visual and atmospheric elements of the show demands detailed planning and execution. 5. **Hair and Makeup**: Stylists spend hours crafting the perfect look to complement the fashion pieces. 6. **Choreography**: Every movement is choreographed to enhance the presentation of the clothing. 7. **Technical Setup**: Ensuring sound, lighting, and other technical aspects function seamlessly involves extensive testing and adjustments. 8. **Coordination and Logistics**: Managing schedules, organizing transportation, and handling numerous other logistical details are crucial for a smooth event. All these efforts culminate in a brief, spectacular presentation on the runway, highlighting the intense dedication and collaboration of everyone involved.

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"The resistance is back, in a somewhat unexpected context: #TheNewLook, a sweeping biopic of couture designers Christian Dior and Coco Chanel in the 1940s. For most American viewers, likely most contemporary French viewers as well, #Dior and #Chanel are famous logos, famous silhouettes, famous scents. Their existence as public figures, the faces of their #brands, is largely over. It may then come as some small surprise that their histories are inextricably tangled up with #Nazism. The show, created by TV veteran Todd Kessler, is a star-studded, visually sumptuous, morally pretzeled epic about the rise and fall of these great #fashionhouses during and after the war. In ways both ingenious and stilted, the show attempts to intertwine this political drama with the high-fashion revolution. What sacrifices does freedom require? Which compromises are too dear to protect family? What’s the cost of Nazi collaboration? The New Look doesn’t so much answer these questions as let us feel their weight for 10 episodes." Thoughtful review of really interesting TV show. The reviewer says "it would be easy to play Chanel as either a monster or a victim of circumstance. But Juliette Binoche is cagey and versatile enough to let her almost always be both." Perhaps. But I am yet to meet a French person over 30 who doesn't get really upset when they are confronted with the fact that one of the biggest icons of 20th century French civilisation was a Nazi collaborator. #controversy #highfashion #luxury #myth #France #history #politics

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John Cena's unorthodox entrance at the 96th Academy Awards certainly turned heads. Presenting the award for Best Costume Design, Cena first appeared in an outfit that could be generously described as "minimalist." While he swiftly transitioned to a more traditional ensemble for the actual presentation, the initial reveal left audiences, and likely many viewers at home, momentarily speechless. Naturally, questions arose. Was this a daring fashion statement, a playful jab at red carpet-conventions? Perhaps. But for many, the comedic element and last-minute change of plans suggested a more calculated approach – a potential publicity stunt designed to generate online buzz. The history of award shows is littered with attempts to push the boundaries of fashion. Lady Gaga's infamous meat dress at the 2010 VMAs springs to mind, as do Alexander McQueen's avant-garde creations that redefined red-carpet attire. Did Cena's entrance aim for a similar impact, albeit a more provocative one? It's certainly a discussion point. However, let's not allow this unexpected performance to overshadow the evening's true costume triumphs. The Best Costume Design award ultimately went to Holly Waddington for her exquisite work on the film 'Poor Things'. Here, intricate details and period-accurate portrayal combined to tell a story through clothing – a feat that stands in clear contrast to Mr. Cena's minimalist approach. #oscars2024 #oscars #johncena

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