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CHANEL WILL HOST ITS MÉTIERS D’ART SHOW IN CHINA.
This Winter, Chanel will host its Métiers d’art 2024/25 show in Hangzhou, China. Scheduled to take place on December 3, Chanel’s announcement promises a seamless show schedule despite the vacant Creative Director position.
PARIS OLYMPICS MEDALS TO BE PRESENTED ON LOUIS VUITTON TRAYS.
After introducing special LV-monogrammed trunks to house the Paris Olympics’s medals and batons, Louis Vuitton has now expanded its role with the addition of branded trays to hold the medals. The LVMH-owned Maison has designed special trays wrapped in its signature Damier canvas to hold the medals during the presentation ceremony.
VICTORIA & DAVID BECKHAM CELEBRATE 25 YEARS TOGETHER.
Victoria and David Beckham–who got married on July 4, 1999–celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary by recreating their wedding photos. Dressed in their iconic purple wedding reception ensembles, the power couple posed for pictures they later posted on Instagram with the caption: “Yep, still got it.”
V&A MUSEUM TO DISPLAY TAYLOR SWIFT’S ICONIC LOOKS.
This summer, the Victoria and Albert Museum will feature a temporary display of 16 outfits worn by Taylor Swift. The exhibition, titled ‘Taylor Swift | Songbook Trail,’ is part of a free 13-stop trail across the museum. It invites visitors to explore Swift’s career through fashion, spotlighting each era of her music and songwriting. The exhibition will open to the public on July 27.
APPLE CLASSIFIES IPHONE X & FIRST AIRPODS AS “VINTAGE.”
Apple has officially designated the first-generation AirPods and HomePod, and iPhone X as “vintage” products starting July 1. Released between December 2016 and February 2018, these devices have now transitioned to the vintage category as they ceased distribution over five years ago. Official Apple Stores and Authorized Service Providers will continue to offer repairs for another two years before these products become “obsolete.”
