- StyleFrancesca Specter
Watch Gigi Hadid strong-arm crasher off Chanel catwalk
The supermodel was walking for Chanel at Paris Fashion Week when a spectator broke away from the audience to join the model line-up.
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NYFW: Stars sit front row at New York Fashion Week
What would fashion week be without some epic celebrity sightings?
- StyleSuzy Byrne
Rihanna applauded for body-positive runway show: 'I don't care about any skinny Victoria's Secret model'
Step aside, Victoria’s Secret. Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty runway show is being applauded for its body-positivity and size-inclusivity.
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Rihanna's Savage x Fenty show at NYFW was a star-studded event: Pictures
The red carpet at Rihanna's second annual Savage x Fenty show on Tuesday night was almost bigger than the show itself.
- StyleKate Mendonca
Gigi Hadid steps out in NYC in $420 tie-dye jeans: Shop the look for less
She's bringing back this retro print in full force.
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Plus-size model Tess Holliday takes to NYFW catwalk in a statement 'sample size' dress
The plus-size model made a defiant appearance.
StyleSimone Olivero'My first reaction was: Get me out of this situation,' says Gigi Hadid of Milan attack
Last week, model Gigi Hadid came under fire after “notorious prankster” Vitalii Sediuk grabbed her in the streets of Milan as she was exiting the Max Mara show. From there, the headlines began: “Not model behavior” and “Gigi gets violent.” But wasn’t Hadid merely defending herself? Immediately after the incident, Hadid took to Twitter to discuss her actions, saying she had “every right” to fight off her attacker and “how dare that idiot” think he has “the right to man-handle a complete stranger.” Even still, many were quick to judge her reaction, claiming Sediuk was known for being a prankster and had committed similar acts against other celebrities in the past –he’s also been credited with kissing Will Smith, accosting Leonardo DiCaprio, breaking Brad Pitt’s glasses and knocking over Kim Kardashian.
CelebritySuzy ByrneIman Makes First Public Appearance Since David Bowie’s Death, at NYFW
Iman attends the Tom Ford Fall 2016 fashion show during New York Fashion Week on Sept. 7. Iman returned to the spotlight for the first time since David Bowie’s death in January, choosing a familiar and natural setting in which to do it — New York Fashion Week. Just two months after Bowie’s passing, her mother Marian Abdulmajid died.
