Bottega Veneta

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Bottega Veneta has finally released its Salon 02 (i.e. Fall 2021) collection, just in time for another fashion month.

You know, for if you want to ride the Crocs wave.

"The roll-out of vaccinations and lifting of lockdown saw demand increase for dressier styles, as well as items associated with travel and leisure," according to Lyst.

"Sweats have seen us through the past year, but many fashion-lovers are now looking to set aside the sweatpants and rediscover the joy of dressing up."

Featuring unconventional cutouts, cotton candy pastels and comfy cotton dresses.

We'll be talking about this red carpet for a long time.

She spent almost a decade at Bottega Veneta before co-founding Studio 189 with Rosario Dawson.

Still thinking about last year's Grammys.

Plus, Bottega Veneta receives backlash for Berlin event.

"I love to explore and to express different facets of who I am through clothing and accessories and tangibles in general."

Plus, Bottega Veneta debuts quarterly digital journal.

Call it a continuation of the New Bottega Effect, or simply the latest iteration of all-comfy-everything.

Proof that investment pieces don't have to be boring.

Truly, one of a kind.

Plus, on the relationship between fashion brands and big tech.

There are three "books" and a record, which tell the story of how the line was made.

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The organization also confirmed that there will be no ceremony this year.

For the third consecutive quarter on the Lyst Index.

Also, Altuzarra collaborates with Etsy on home collection.

"These interactive digital events can ultimately shift the way we connect with each other, conduct business and sell to consumers in a more personalized way in a post-Corona world."

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