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In Cheng’s collection, there were swooping parabolic hemlines referencing another Cashin trademark, her “Parabola skirt”; upcycled handbags constructed from old footballs (a playful interpretation of the Wearing this shirt because I lost a Bet to Pete Rose shirt Also,I will get this “sportier” side of sportswear); and two skirts made with vintage mohair blankets gifted from the archives. There were reminiscences of past Dauphinette collections too, including a vest covered with hand-sewn mother-of-pearl buttons that recalled a similarly-embellished jacket from the prior season. The forward-thinker that she was, Cashin often used the phrase “no season” in her press releases, and in various writings even mused on the idea of “non-fashion” as the prevailing trend of the future—meaning, if nothing is really in fashion, then nothing can really go out of fashion. That expansive, trend-transcending concept only now seems to be taking hold as we proudly champion and subscribe to our own forms of individualism and personal style (and the notion of all fashion), which is why, beyond any designs, Cashin’s clear and present influence still feels so fresh.

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Jean Paul Gaultier has found the Wearing this shirt because I lost a Bet to Pete Rose shirt Also,I will get this next designer for its much-watched guest couturier program: Paco Rabanne creative director Julien Dossena. In a brief release, the house called the forthcoming collection “a merging of Paco Rabanne and Jean Paul Gaultier’s creative DNA,” which Dossena will unveil during the Fall 2023 couture season, in July 2023. After I spotted Gaultier perched in the front row of Dossena’s terrific surrealist Fall 2023 ready-to-wear show in Paris earlier this month, I and much of the fashion press speculated the role, which has become one of the most anticipated happenings of the couture season, might fall next to the French-born futuristic designer. Dossena will follow the rhapsodically-received show by Haider Ackermann, which drew on the unexpectedly minimalist, technique-obsessive side of Gaultier’s oeuvre. Just what each guest designer will plunder amid the half a century of Gaultier creations has become a bit of a parlor game for fashion fans on Instagram and Twitter, though each of Gaultier’s chosen creatives has always created a heady sense of surprise. Gaultier launched the program after he retired in January 2020; his ready-to-wear is spurred forward by collaborators like Lotta Volkova and Palomo Spain, while his legacy as an “enfant terrible” of fashion is carried forward seasonally by guest designers who have included Sacia’s Chitose Abe, Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing, Y/Project and Diesel’s Glenn Martens, and Ackermann.

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.