Fashion buzz: Justin Bieber’s Crocs collection, Michael Kors and Boss’ charity campaigns, and more
Justin Bieber’s Crocs collection sells out in two days
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Yes, you read that right. Justin Bieber loved Crocs so much that he collaborated with the ergonomic footwear brand on a limited-edition collection, and unsurprisingly, it sold out in two days. Priced at US $59.99, the Classic Clog comes in a bright yellow hue that’s a nod to the pop star’s own fashion label, Drew, and every pair comes with eight Jibbitz charm including a rainbow, a pizza, a sun, and more.
Michael Kors’s Watch Hunger Stop 2020 campaign is here
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Michael Kors’s Watch Hunger Stop campaign is back, and this year, the brand celebrates its eighth year of consecutive success. Working with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) as its partner, the campaign aims to provide meals to children who live in food-insecure regions, and one day, to achieve zero world hunger.
This year’s capsule line features a unisex T-shirt that’s made from 100 per cent organic cotton, and a denim tote that contains 25 per cent Repreve recycled polyester, and both items are adorned with the love heat logo. Through the sale of a heart logo that spells ‘LOVE’. All the profits from the sales of the pieces will be donated to WFP.
Priced at RM189, the ‘LOVE’ tee is available at the Michael Kors boutiques locally from October 15 to 30.
Boss’s second #BossTogetherMY campaign features Siti Li Dining
Following its partnership with De.Wan 1958 by Chef Wan back in August, Boss is back again with the second edition of #BossTogetherMY—an initiative that was launched to support the local F&B partners and communities. The restaurant this round? Siti Li—a contemporary eatery established by Siti Kader and Shareen Ramli that serves classic Malaysian cuisine. As this year marks Boss womenswear’s 20th year whereas Siti Li is in its second year, the partnership is also meant to celebrate women.
Priced at RM200++, the Boss exclusive lunch menu—which includes some of our local favourites such as Cucur Udang, Nasi Lemak, and Laksa Johor—caters for two, and 10 per cent of the proceeds will be donated to non-profit organisation and Malaysia’s leading food bank, The Lost Food Project. The special collab is available for delivery or dine-in until October 31.
Berluti is now in Kuala Lumpur
Attention guys: Your fashion game is about to get a chic upgrade as French menswear brand Berluti has opened its first store in Malaysia. Located in Suria KLCC, the 105 square-meter space houses a wide range of collections—from ready-to-wear to leather goods—that embodies the Maison’s exquisite craftsmanship and artistic excellence. While you’re there, be sure to check out the new Signature Canvas—the fashion house’s first patterned canvas collection that’s designed by artistic director Kris Van Assche.
A documentary featuring your favourite ’90s supermodels is coming your way
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This is not a drill: A docuseries on the ’90s supermodel is happening. Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington are arguably the four most famous models through the ’80s and ’90s; if you’d like to get a glimpse at their glamorous life during their heydays, Apple TV+ has announced an upcoming documentary titled The Supermodels. While a release date has yet to be announced, the show will explore the models’ rise to stardom and how they shaped the global fashion scene today.
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