Welcome to the Friday Weekly Wrap-Up newsletter, where we explore the intersection of Art, Fashion, and Pop Culture.
Dogue summer: Vogue’s canine cover stars
Ahead of Fashion Week, Vogue switched up its classic covers with a playful twist—Dogue! The iconic publication has always celebrated canine charisma, from historical appearances by Chanel’s Great Dane to modern viral sensations like @sydney_sweeney’s pooch Tank. Vogue’s digital Dogue project expands this legacy, featuring celebrity dogs from Anna Wintour’s doodles to Mariah Carey’s terriers to showcase a pawfect collection pedigree. Dive into dog-centric stories in Vogue style!
#Bedcore Alert!
After Copenhagen Fashion Week, the fashion universe is spinning towards luxe sleepwear, which can be worn from night to day. From #GigiHadid casual attire to runway looks, fashionistas are obsessed with glamming up their PJs as capsule wardrobe essentials. It is believed the Bedcore movement was ignited after the pandemic when bedrooms quickly became hybrid office spaces. The hype isn’t just about staying in—it’s a style statement blending function and flare in a comfy fashion. We hope this movement is here to stay!
Tech tycoon taps tradition
Tech billionaires take note: if you’re spending big, let it be on art that tickles the funny bone without causing a stir! Commissioned by Mark Zuckerberg, New York-based artist @danielarsham revives the charming Roman custom of sculpting your better half. Cast with a silver sheen, the large-scale metallic statue depicted the entrepreneur’s wife, Priscilla Chan.
Connect the dots…
London just got infinitely more Instagrammable with @yayoikusama_’s largest public artwork, Infinite Accumulation, now shimmering for daily commuters at Liverpool Street Station. Dive into the 100-metre-long masterpiece situated just outside the Elizabeth Line. The bold vision was brought to life by The Crossrail Art Foundation, British Land, and the City of London Corporation.
