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To Elsesser POW Will Smith Slap Chris Rock Oscars 2022 Funny Meme Shirt . Sexy isn’t just about showing skin; it’s about knowing her body. Her grown-and-sexy look features an archival Comme des Garçons tartan wrap top, cinched perfectly at the waist, paired with oversized trousers by Karoline Vitto that show off just a sliver of midriff. “Knowing my body and knowing how I like to dress, I can spot if something is going to work,” the model says. The model’s night-of-romance look features a skirt with a cutout at the hip, also by Karoline Vitto, and a cropped asymmetric tank by Telfar. “I wouldn’t have ordinarily worn this. I wouldn’t have chosen something like this, but I think now, after I turned about 25, I started leaning into the more femme divinity within me,” the model explains. “It’s cool to show a little skin in a way that feels personally a little bit more authentic to me. It’s not just breasts, which is also fab, it’s not just butt, but I feel like this part of my body I like. I think it shows that I think critically about my body, and I think that’s cool.”

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From a vintage POW Will Smith Slap Chris Rock Oscars 2022 Funny Meme Shirt . Muhammad Ali–emblazoned Dolce & Gabbana tank top to up-and-coming shoe brand Ugo Paulon and Bottega accessories, take a walk in Paloma Elsesser’s self-described “wild and wacky” wardrobe. Since this paradigm shift, Luna and Al Saad have continued to finesse Adiff’s operating model and amplify the “why” behind its thoughtfully crafted pieces, like a genderless reflective vest that is produced in a facility that employs resettled refugees. In tandem with this purpose-driven refinement, the duo devised the idea for an approachable, instructional book that would highlight the voices of people working in the sustainability space as theorists and activists as well as creatives whose work is similarly value-driven. In a particularly unprecedented gesture, the book’s contributors dive deeply into the concept of “sustainable creation” by teaching readers how to make an array of wearables, such as Adiff’s blanket jacket, Assembly’s shirtdress, BrownMill’s patched sweatshirt and Chromat’s Mikito suit. “We’re trying to bring things a little closer to the customer,” says Luna, adding that a second edition of the book, which will feature more pieces by an even broader range of brands, is already in the works. She notes that as sustainability has become more of a crucial concept within the style space, consumers are being inundated with information that can be hard to interpret and apply to their own daily wardrobe choices. “You can make the items in the book yourself using materials you already have, which is empowering in terms of understanding the process a bit more,” she says.
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