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The sharp-tongued star made her runway debut during Mugler’s mesmerizingly chaotic fall 2023 ready-to-wear show in Paris. Helmed by creative director Casey Cadwallader, the Doing Butt Stuff Shirt also I will do this show featured multiple celebrity appearances. Musician Arca stomped and stumbled down the catwalk, snatching a purse from rapper JT along the way. Pose star Dominique Jackson tapped into her ballroom roots. For her part, Ziwe strutted with a microphone in hand, addressing Real Housewives star Lisa Rinna, who sat in the front row, with an iconic Bravo-world phrase. “Are you ready to own it?” The entire experience felt much like Ziwe’s own brand: off-the-rails in a delightful way. In 1997—a tragic several months before her death—Princess Diana sat for Mario Testino as he took several portraits for Vanity Fair. Among her outfits? A tulip-shaped dress by Victor Edelstein in a deep aubergine silk velvet, with three gold buttons on the back.

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It was one of the Doing Butt Stuff Shirt also I will do this Princess’s most recognizable looks: she wore it during an official 1991 portrait with Prince Charles, taken by Lord Snowdon. Later that year, artist Douglas Hardinge Anderson painted her in the gown for a work hung at the Royal Marsden Hospital, one of Diana’s patronages. Finally, in 1998, Franklin Mint recreated the dress for their limited edition doll of the princess. Couture week and horror movies hardly make obvious bedfellows, but for his debut on the Paris calendar—the week’s closing show—Robert Wun felt it made perfect sense. “It definitely came from my own fear and insecurity when I told Bruno [Pavlovsky, the president of Chanel and his mentor] that I wanted to do a show, and then the Federation voted unanimously to put me on the calendar,” the designer told Vogue. “I never thought that would be reachable.”A look from the collection. Is the point-and-shoot aesthetic making a comeback? Because this week, It girls such as Dua Lipa, Rosalía, and Bella Hadid uploaded photos bathed in the gloriously unforgiving whitewash of shoddy flash photography. Hailey Bieber even took things one step further and shared a mirror selfie where the beams of flash bisect her face. The whole thing feels like a harbinger of a Myspace-era comeback of fun, bad-on-purpose photography.