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13 stories on fashion across film, TV, music, fashion, food, and diaspora culture.
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Korea JoongAng Daily reports a free Seoul exhibition of about 90 Petra Collins photos of Tomorrow X Together's Yeonjun runs through June 21 at a Seongsu-dong pop-up tied to Vogue Salon.
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VnExpress reports Chinese actress-singer Zhao Lusi wore Phan Huy couture during her Stay Romantic concert in Thailand, amplifying a Vietnamese designer already on the Paris Fashion Week calendar.
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Business Insider examines how major Chinese brands, including names like Luckin Coffee, Urban Revivo, and Pop Mart, are competing for American consumers in categories where US labels have long dominated.
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Metro.Style's exclusive reports Chinese actress Tian Xi Wei among the faces of Gucci Monte Carlo, the house's summer 2026 campaign framed around travel, freedom, and Riviera-season glamour.
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WWD coverage via Yahoo spotlights Greta Lee's mid-length fringe at the Toy Story 5 UK launch in London, framing micro bangs as a red-carpet trend the Past Lives star has worn on and off for years.
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Harper's Bazaar Singapore publishes an A-Z guide to Korean celebrities serving as luxury fashion and beauty ambassadors, from BTS and BLACKPINK members to actors including Gong Yoo and Song Hye Kyo.
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WWD revisits China Machado's career during AAPI Heritage Month, highlighting her path as a pioneering Asian model and her place in fashion history.
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This week's Red Carpet Ledger tracks premiere style, jewelry close-ups, and the luxury launches they telegraph to diaspora fashion watchers.
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The best celebrity airport outfits treat luxury pieces like heirlooms: worn, layered, and chosen for repeat life rather than one viral photo.
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Five objects (the soft structured bag, the everyday gold watch, tinted lenses, the long coat, and the low-profile sneaker) are carrying luxury taste across Asian celebrity style and diaspora street scenes.
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Tiffany, Cartier, Bvlgari, and Piaget are turning Asian celebrity appearances into high-impact jewelry moments that travel far beyond the step-and-repeat.
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Global luxury houses are structuring campaigns around Asian celebrities as primary global faces, not regional additions to Western-led rosters.
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For Asian stars on constant tour and drama schedules, the arrival gate has become as important as the step-and-repeat, turning travel clothes into a weekly fashion event.
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