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Pink Villa
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Are BTS V's opportunities being 'blocked' by HYBE? Fans slam staff's 'unprofessional' action during Paris visit
On July 19, 2025, a candid moment between BTS' V (Kim Taehyung) and fashion icon Anna Wintour created a wave of excitement online. The encounter took place at the Spring/Summer 2026 Celine show during Paris Fashion Week. Wintour personally invited Taehyung to Vogue World: Hollywood, set to take place in Los Angeles on October 26, 2025. In the widely shared clip, Wintour can be heard saying, 'We're hoping that you're coming to our event in Hollywood in October.' Taehyung responded with an enthusiastic 'Wow!' And after some light urging from Wintour, he smiled and said, 'Okay!' She quickly confirmed, 'That's a yes? Excellent! You need to come.' However, before things could be finalized, Taehyung 's manager interrupted with a cautious, 'We'll try to figure out. So, we have a lot of things to work on. We'll let you know.' Wintour simply replied, 'He needs to come,' leaving fans both amused and frustrated. HYBE under fire for alleged overcontrol of BTS' V The video quickly circulated across social media platforms, but it wasn't just the sweet interaction that grabbed attention. Fans turned their focus to the manager's interruption. Many criticised HYBE for micromanaging Taehyung's public appearances. Accusations quickly surfaced online. Fans alleged that HYBE routinely sidelines Taehyung's solo opportunities and often speaks on his behalf during key career moments. Many believe there was no need for the manager to respond, especially when Anna Wintour was extending a personal invitation. They argue Taehyung could have handled it himself, and the interruption felt unnecessary. The incident has left fans frustrated and angry with HYBE. Is Taehyung attending Vogue World? Fans think so While there's been no official confirmation from either BTS or HYBE, fans took matters into their own hands. On July 20, eagle-eyed fans noticed that Lisa Love, Vogue's West Coast Director and contributing editor, had followed V on Instagram. What raised eyebrows was that Lisa doesn't follow any other K-pop idol, only Taehyung. The move comes shortly after his interaction with Wintour. It fueled theories that Taehyung might have privately accepted the invitation or is preparing for something major, like a Vogue cover. About Vogue World: Hollywood Vogue World is returning to the U.S. for its 2025 edition, this time titled Vogue World: Hollywood. Slated for October 26 in Los Angeles, the high-profile event aims to celebrate the intersection of film and fashion. With Taehyung being both a music and fashion icon, fans believe his presence would be a perfect fit. Until an official confirmation drops, ARMY remains on alert. They are hoping that V will walk the carpet at one of fashion's biggest nights.
Sydney Morning Herald
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
What do I wear to a gig now I'm no longer a teenager?
This story is part of the July 19 edition of Good Weekend. See all 16 stories. What do I wear to a gig now I'm not a teenager any more? There is, of course, no age limit on going to see your favourite band, whether it's Oasis, Cub Sport or Taylor Swift. The great divide begins inside the venue when you realise that you've timed out of the crop tops, sequinned miniskirts and pink, glitter cowboy hats dominating the mosh pit. Find safety in stylishly remixing all the going-out classics: fun T-shirts, cool denim, statement accessories and shoes that won't give you blisters from dancing and walking to the car park after the concert. You might be a mum, but leave the mom jeans at home on this occasion and demonstrate your familiarity with trends by stepping into a pair of figure-flattering flares or boot-cut jeans (if you really want to push the envelope, iron a seam down the front). Flares tap into the easy-going chic of Kate Hudson as Penny Lane in the 2000 movie Almost Famous, but without the groupie connotations. If everyone at the gig is too young to get the Almost Famous reference, they'll definitely remember Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl half-time performance back in February in those trend-sparking Celine bootleg jeans. If you can't find any vintage band tees from your younger days and would prefer to leave your One Direction relic in the bottom drawer, have some fun with a statement tee that expresses your values as well as a sense of humour. Then just swap your office blazer for a bomber jacket that can discreetly house a pair of earplugs as well as delivering a style encore at brunch on the weekend.
The Age
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Age
What do I wear to a gig now I'm no longer a teenager?
This story is part of the July 19 edition of Good Weekend. See all 16 stories. What do I wear to a gig now I'm not a teenager any more? There is, of course, no age limit on going to see your favourite band, whether it's Oasis, Cub Sport or Taylor Swift. The great divide begins inside the venue when you realise that you've timed out of the crop tops, sequinned miniskirts and pink, glitter cowboy hats dominating the mosh pit. Find safety in stylishly remixing all the going-out classics: fun T-shirts, cool denim, statement accessories and shoes that won't give you blisters from dancing and walking to the car park after the concert. You might be a mum, but leave the mom jeans at home on this occasion and demonstrate your familiarity with trends by stepping into a pair of figure-flattering flares or boot-cut jeans (if you really want to push the envelope, iron a seam down the front). Flares tap into the easy-going chic of Kate Hudson as Penny Lane in the 2000 movie Almost Famous, but without the groupie connotations. If everyone at the gig is too young to get the Almost Famous reference, they'll definitely remember Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl half-time performance back in February in those trend-sparking Celine bootleg jeans. If you can't find any vintage band tees from your younger days and would prefer to leave your One Direction relic in the bottom drawer, have some fun with a statement tee that expresses your values as well as a sense of humour. Then just swap your office blazer for a bomber jacket that can discreetly house a pair of earplugs as well as delivering a style encore at brunch on the weekend.
Hamilton Spectator
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hamilton Spectator
Chanel marks 110 years with style - and stars - by supersizing its couture salon in a palace
PARIS (AP) — Only Chanel would call its legendary Rue Cambon salon 'too small' — then rebuild it, supersized, in a palace. On Tuesday, as the house marked 110 years of its haute couture — a century and more of Coco Chanel's revolution in how women dress — it blew up its atelier as a giant set inside the freshly restored Grand Palais, turning intimacy into spectacle for a nature-drenched show at Paris Couture Week . Chanel, whose founder banished corsets and reimagined luxury as liberation, showed just how far that legacy stretches — from the tiny salons of 1915 to its modern colossus. It was a flex only a handful of luxury giants could pull off — and perhaps, as one front-row guest suggested, a dazzling distraction as the fashion world counts down to the debut of Chanel's new designer Matthieu Blazy . Penélope Cruz, Keira Knightley, Naomi Campbell, Kirsten Dunst and the house's tightest VIP circle scaled gilded steps, sweating past marble and gold, to enter the reconstructed atelier. The set by Willo Perron was classic Chanel — intimate yet monumental, Old World yet futuristic. 'It just felt special,' Campbell said, 'like stepping into a memory and something completely new. There's warmth, intimacy, nostalgia. Chanel can recreate anything, and it works.' Chanel goes country More drama unfolded on the runway. This was couture as nature fantasy, filtered through the Chanel prism. Menswear tailoring added swing to sculpted jackets and coatdresses, while mohair suits in deep greens and plums channeled autumn's hush. Bouclé tweeds mimicked sheepskin; feathers and tweed created illusionary faux fur. Gold-sprayed wheat ears — the house symbol of abundance — were everywhere: stitched into flounces, embroidered on necklines, set on every guest's seat. The theme may have been country, but make no mistake: This was as close as Chanel gets to 'roughing it.' Technique dazzled at every turn: jewel-buttons, embroidered florals and a finale of lamé so luminous it mimicked sunlight on harvest fields. The studio team, holding the fort after Virginie Viard's abrupt and unceremonious exit last year, anchored the show in classic codes but played with wit and lightness. That obsessive handwork matters — not just for tradition, but for business. Chanel is fashion's juggernaut: Privately held, the brand reported $18.7 billion in revenue for 2024, cementing its status as one of the world's most powerful luxury houses. Couture may be the crown, but its influence drives global sales in fragrance, bags and jewelry, making it the envy of rivals. New era for the luxury giant Change is always looming at Chanel. For more than 30 years, Karl Lagerfeld transformed the brand from Parisian legend to pop phenomenon, staging ever-grander spectacles at the Grand Palais. After his death in 2019 , Viard, his longtime deputy, guided Chanel into a softer, more discreet era. Now the industry is holding its breath for Blazy, a Belgian talent with stints at Margiela, Celine and most recently Bottega Veneta, where he won fans for his blend of innovation and reverence for craft. Campbell said of Blazy, whom she knows personally: 'He's focused, open-minded — he'll bring something special.' Tuesday's show unfolded inside the Grand Palais' newly restored Salon d'Honneur, its gold and stone revealed after a 600-million-euro, multiyear restoration co-funded by Chanel. It's more than a venue; it's an advertisement of the house's power and commitment to Parisian heritage.
Vogue
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Dakota Johnson Sees Your Boat and Tote—and Raises You a Personalized Celine Bag
After embracing boho beachwear on a trip to Ibiza, Dakota Johnson has headed straight to Rome, where she traded her bikinis for summer-in-the-city staples as part of her European jaunt. Today, the actor swanned around the Italian capital dressed in a cropped black racer back tank top and a white ankle-length skirt. Always an expert accessorizer, Johnson elevated her neutral look with some extra flourishes. It seems that she—like Margot Robbie—can't get enough of her Alaïa mesh flats, which she also wore for a Spanish seaside excursion earlier this month. Photo: Backgrid She added a touch of glamour with her jewelry—including a one-of-a-kind gold and emerald lariat necklace from New York jeweler Ophelia Eve—and a pair of gold-embellished cat-eye sunglasses. The actor clearly holds an affinity for one-of-one pieces, as evidenced by her bag. She carried a Celine Triomphe clutch monogrammed with her name in a cursive script. While the monogrammed L.L. Bean Boat and Tote is perfect for a beach day, Dakota Johnson's zip-up crossbody is far more appropriate for a day spent strolling around Rome. And—let's be honest—it's pretty fabulous, too.
