Oscar de la Renta

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Carrie Bradshaw’s definitely mixing up her wardrobe in Sex And The City reboot, And Just Like That – whether it’s her take on the lockdown wardrobe, or the new iteration of the famous “Carrie dress”. For her latest look, though, behind-the-scenes images have shown Sarah Jessica Parker’s character once again flying the flag for her beloved vintage.
Photographs show SJP wearing a ’70s blue floral maxi dress by Oscar De La Renta, which she teamed with skyscraper Celine pumps and a Paco Rabanne Pixel tote bag, for that added sparkle. It seems that Carrie, too, is a fan of vintage dealer Cherie Balch’s Shrimpton Couture (Balch also counts the likes of Rihanna and Tracee Ellis Ross as fans), as the same ODLR gown was recently on sale at the fashion-insider favorite.
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It’s not the first time that Carrie has been spotted wearing vintage in the reboot, which is set to be released in December, with SJP also seen wearing a vintage Claude Montana jumpsuit, teamed with a Dries Van Noten jacket, during filming. We know from the original series that Carrie is also a fan of a vintage Gucci handbag, which she teamed with the original “Carrie dress”.
With vintage enjoying somewhat of a revival of late, can we expect to see more vintage finds in Carrie’s And Just Like That wardrobe? Let’s hope so.
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Originally published on Vogue.co.uk

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In anticipation of the Holy Month of Ramadan, designers are paying homage to the Middle East with new exclusively designed capsules and special edition pieces. Tailored to suit the occasion, expect beautifully crafted kaftans, statement footwear and bags in one-off colorways…

Loro Piana
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Celebrating the art of embroidery, luxury Italian label Loro Piana has created a capsule of linen kaftans in four wearable colors, including Egypt Rock, Splendent Rust, Dark Antique Rose and Powder Sand. Only available in the UAE for the period of Ramadan and Eid, at The Dubai Mall store and loropiana.com
Jimmy Choo
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Embodying effortless everyday glamor, Jimmy Choo’s new limited edition capsule comprises four exclusive designs, including three shoes (flats and heels) and a Daisy clutch bag (pictured) – a day-to-evening bag with signature crystal C detailing. Available exclusively in the UAE.
Dolce & Gabbana
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For elegant dresses, maxi skirts, kaftans and silk loungewear, some in signature floral prints, look to Dolce & Gabbana’s Beautiful Life collection – available in select Dolce & Gabbana boutiques in the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain and Turkey, and online at dolceandgabbana.com and farfetch.com
The Kape
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For tradition with a twist, head to The Kape where the classic abaya can be found belted, embellished or reimagined with cocoon sleeves.
Matches Fashion
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Calling on their collective of designers, Matches Fashion has curated a Ramadan edit with pieces including this sun embellished kaftan, by Andrew Gn.
Fendi
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Having listened to the requests of their Middle Eastern customers, Fendi have reworked two of their icons – the Peekaboo and Colibri shoe – in various shades of green. Our favorite? The timeless Peekaboo in Eucalyptus Green. Available both online and in-store.
Noon by Noor
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Clematis pink, rose red and soft shell are just a few of the dreamy colors Noon by Noor have incorporated into their Sahara capsule. Made in Bahrain, flowing dresses and kaftans in soft chiffons and organza will make a strong addition to any Ramadan wardrobe.
Sekka 38
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Dress for iftar in Sekka 38’s new puff-sleeve abayas, modern jumpsuits and A-line dresses – all part of their new Ramadan 2021 collection.
Farfetch
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Showcasing exclusive capsules from 30 Middle Eastern and international designers, including Valentino, Sem Sem, Carolina Herrera and Bambah, Farfetch is a one-stop-shop for everything from tailored suiting to modest evening wear.
Taller Marmo
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The Milan-based womenswear brand has created an exclusive 7-piece RTW capsule of kaftans, tunics and trousers in rich jewel tones, some with delicately embroidered tulips or exaggerated fringed trims. Available at Matchesfashion.com
Oscar de la Renta
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A label synonymous with occasion dressing, Oscar de la Renta does it bigger and better than anyone else. Make a grand entrance to any Eid celebration in this glorious fringed kaftan.
Balenciaga
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Only available at Balenciaga Middle East stores, a new capsule includes classic accessories in new and exclusive colorways, and never-seen-before pieces. The Square Knife BB Mule pump, available in five new colors, is a must-buy.
Leem
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This Saudi label continues to transform the modest fashion landscape with another beautiful collection for Ramadan, including versatile pieces for day-to-evening dressing.
Dima Ayad
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Dima Ayad has recently launched a fully inclusive Ramadan and SS21 collection – who can resist bold oversized blooms? Everyone is catered for with pieces that are form-flattering and chic.
Dior
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Exclusively for the Middle East, Maria Grazia Chiuri has subtly reinterpreted the house’s iconic silhouettes with gold accents. The Dior Gold capsule includes dresses and skirts in tulle, silk or multicolored mesh, a mini Dior Book Tote, as well as the Lady Dior, the Saddle and the Dior Caro bags finely embroidered with metallic threads.
Prada 
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For Ramadan, Prada has curated a collection that includes clothing from the house’s SS21 collection and shoes that have been designed especially for this occasion. It includes minimalistic mules with delicate pastel tones as well as luxurious evening sandals with crystals and embroideries.
Michael Kors
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The perfect addition to any iftar or suhoor look, Michael Kors’ offering for Ramadan includes the Johara bag and the Lexington watch and slider gift set, both of which are exclusively available in the Middle East.
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A little over a week ago, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared the happy news that they’re expecting a second child – and that Archie will become a big brother later this year. For the announcement on Valentine’s Day, Vogue contributing photographer Misan Harriman captured a photograph of the couple reclining under a tree, with Harry resting his hand on Meghan’s head as she lay in his lap cradling her bump. Now, the couple has made their first public appearance together since then – and they couldn’t look happier.

Speaking as part of Spotify Stream On, the pair discussed the Archewell Audio podcast that they launched last year on the platform. During the short clip, Meghan speaks about the importance of “using podcasts to drive powerful conversations”, with Prince Harry adding that they have the power to “inspire, challenge and educate”.
Meghan, who wore an Oscar de la Renta Citrus Primavera dress, and showed off cascading mermaid waves, continued: “We created Archewell Audio to make sure we can elevate voices that maybe aren’t being heard, and hear people’s stories.” With Harry adding: “And the biggest part of this is trying to create this community of where you can share, that will encourage everybody else to then share their own vulnerabilities in that safe space.”
Their appearance comes after it was confirmed they will not resume their roles as working members of the royal family. Their decision to step back from their duties was left open to review after 12 months, but the Duke and Duchess have committed to their decision to pursue independent roles while living in their adopted home of Montecito, California. A statement issued on behalf of the couple said: “As evidenced by their work over the past year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain committed to their duty and service to the UK and around the world, and have offered their continued support to organisations they have represented regardless of official role. We can all live a life of service. Service is universal.”
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Originally published on Vogue.co.uk