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During the 2024 holiday shopping season, US consumers showed resilience despite inflation, with 197 million shoppers participating from Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday. Online spending surged, particularly through buy now, pay later (BNPL) options, reflecting changing consumer behavior and preferences. Retailers like Walmart thrived, while others like Target faced challenges.
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At the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) 2024, K-Pop artists Rosé and J.Y. Park showcased their latest hits. Rosé's collaboration 'APT' gained immense popularity, while J.Y. Park celebrated 30 years in the industry with new music and performances, highlighting the evolving landscape of K-Pop.
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The 2024 Fashion Awards showcased a mix of stunning and questionable celebrity fashion choices. Notable attendees included Rihanna and A$AP Rocky, with highlights from the red carpet featuring unique designs and bold statements. The event celebrated contributions to the fashion industry while also sparking discussions on style misses.
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John Galliano announced his departure from Maison Margiela after a successful tenure as creative director. His exit raises questions about his future plans, including potential roles at Chanel or reviving his own label. Galliano's influence on the brand has been significant, with notable increases in sales and critical acclaim during his leadership.
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Actor Paul Mescal is selling items from his personal wardrobe on Vinted, featuring pieces worn during the Gladiator II press tour. Proceeds will benefit the Irish charity Pieta, which focuses on suicide prevention. The collection includes custom-made and vintage items, reflecting Mescal's love for second-hand fashion.
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As 2025 approaches, fashion trends are evolving with a focus on quiet luxury and nostalgic styles. Celebrities like Selena Gomez and Gemma Chan are embracing bold colors and textures, while designers predict a resurgence of 80s-inspired pieces and Japandi aesthetics in home design. Key themes include statement accessories and minimalism.
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Chanel has appointed Matthieu Blazy as its new creative director, effective 2025, following Virginie Viard's departure. Blazy, previously at Bottega Veneta, is expected to blend modernity with the brand's heritage, marking a significant shift for the luxury house amid a challenging market.