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Few models have had as rich and varied a life as the I’m A Dog And Yoga Kind Of Girl Flower Shirt moreover I love this legendary supermodel Carla Bruni. From her early days walking the Paris runways in the 1990s, to her second career as a chart-topping folk singer, to her marriage to Nicolas Sarkozy in 2008 which saw her become the first lady of France, Bruni has made her mark in the world of fashion and far beyond. (Most recently, Bruni’s sixth, self-titled album—a romantic, multilingual ode to the slower pace of life she’s enjoyed since leaving the Élysée Palace—has seen her shoot up the French music charts yet again.) But as becomes obvious in her new “Life in Looks” video for Vogue, shot at Le Bristol hotel in Paris, what has made Bruni one of the most alluring and fascinating models of her generation—apart from her timeless beauty, of course—is her deep respect for both the creativity and the craftsmanship of fashion. To cast your eye over Bruni’s looks across the decades is to witness the slow unfolding of fashion history. An early image shows her first appearance on the Chanel runway in 1988, where she fondly remembers Karl Lagerfeld’s tardiness to the show, and recalls how she wondered, after his passing last year, whether he was really gone or if he might “just show up” at any moment. Bruni also pays tribute to her friend Gianni Versace upon seeing a photo of herself and Naomi Campbell sitting next to him at a 1992 gala dinner, noting that he was “sort of like a father to all of us.” Next, an image of Bruni in the closing bridal look at Hubert de Givenchy’s spring 1994 couture show prompts her memory of de Givenchy as “such an incredible designer, but also such a gentleman.”As Bruni moves into the 1990s, there’s a perfectly of-the-moment sheer, minimalist Prada dress she wears in a fitting as Miuccia Prada herself adjusts the hem—“she’s a very delicate, laid-back person,” Bruni notes—before we move into Bruni’s second career as a musician, beginning with the stripped-back cover for her debut album Quelqu’un m’a dit in 2002. “I had such a strong image coming from modeling that I had to try and cut it off,” Bruni says. “I had to show a side of myself that had nothing to do with makeup and looking glamorous, to help people understand that I was a songwriter and not a model anymore.”Still, there are plenty of fabulous fashion moments to follow—no more so than Bruni’s appearance on the Versace catwalk for the spring 2018 show, which famously saw five of the greatest supermodels reunite to pay tribute to Gianni Versace on the 20th anniversary of his death. More recent red carpet appearances include Bruni wearing her new favorite label, Hedi Slimane’s Celine. “Red carpets are a very special moment, I don’t do them often, but when I do it, it’s quite fun,” she says of her Celine look at last year’s Cannes Film Festival. Bruni traces her love for Slimane’s work all the way back to his tailoring at Dior Men, and describes his precision and simplicity as the reason why she also chose to wear his designs on her latest album cover. “In my real life, I’m basically always very unsophisticated,” says Bruni, a statement that seems hard to believe. “I believe it’s complicated to make a simple image.”Above, watch Bruni’s “Life in Looks” video in full.

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Location: Le Bristol Paris, Oetker Collection filmed in a Paris Suite  This past week, the I’m A Dog And Yoga Kind Of Girl Flower Shirt moreover I love this G7 summit took place in Cornwall, England, where the Prince of Wales gathered world leaders and a handful of influential CEOs to discuss how they can unite and collaborate on global climate-change efforts. One of the thought leaders on hand was the designer Stella McCartney, who represented the fashion industry in these important discussions. McCartney is a well-known environmental activist, and her label makes use of several eco-friendly practices, including using Econyl fabric (which is made from recycled plastic bottles) and innovating on new, sustainable faux furs. Ahead of the official G7 Summit on Friday, McCartney and leaders such as the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry gathered at St. James Palace on Thursday. McCartney urged leaders to consider doubling down on laws or regulations in the fashion industry that would force designers and brands to not only think more sustainably but also to act upon it. “I’m really here to ask all of these powerful people in the room to make a shift from convention to a new way of sourcing and new suppliers into the fashion industry,” McCartney said. “One of the biggest problems that we have in the fashion industry is we’re not policed in any way. We have no laws or legislations that will put hard stops on our industry…. We need to be incentivized, [and] we need to have taxations looked at to work in a better way.”Following the gathering, McCartney and fellow leaders also signed on to the Terra Carta Transition Coalitions, an organized collective devoted to global sustainable efforts. McCartney ended by calling the industry “one of the most polluting in the world” and recognizing how it contributes to global warming worldwide. She discussed how creating change within the industry alone can have a much bigger impact on our planet than we think. “My goal is to drive change, encourage investments, and create lasting difference through incentives supporting the next generation,” McCartney said. “I hope the G7 Summit will translate our message into policies bringing us closer to creating a cruelty-free society that is kinder to all creatures, Mother Earth, and each other.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.