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Fashion never exists in a vacuum. The industry routinely borrows from art, literature, architecture, sports, film, and basically every other field you can imagine. Wes Gordon, for one, is no stranger to a cultural reference. This season, he had two very specific inspirations while designing Carolina Herrera’s fall/winter 2025 collection: The 1979 movie Being There and a painting from French artist Sonia Delaunay called “Rhythm Color.” The former influenced the collection’s florals, while the latter served as the foundation for the color palette.
Your Valentine’s Day Underwear Can Affect Your Romantic Luck in 2025
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While some call it superstition, the color of your underwear on Valentine’s Day can at least usher in the type of romantic luck you hope to cultivate in the year ahead. Renowned fashion psychologist Dr. Dawnn Karen, Professor at FIT, conducted a study on the power of red, surveying 115 people who were viewed differently based on their backgrounds and where on their body (or in their outfit) they wore the shade. While Dr. Karen didn’t incorporate underwear specifically, she found the effect of red to be astounding, significantly impacting how passersby interpret someone’s levels of promiscuity and attractiveness.