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The jewelry in the new collection is all made with elements from Todd’s collection. Among the approximately 15 items, were a simple necklace made of pearls and gilded Swarovski crystals from spring 1994 (the year Presley was born), a pair of Angel Dormer apricot blossom earrings for the season. Fall 1993, and a necklace made with Presley’s signature freshwater pearls and gilded beaded discs also from the fall 1993 collection. Quirky and interesting jewelry, like the work of Todd, but with the same tactile and semi-classical quality as Presely’s. Presley’s is the first in a series of monthly collaborations with Maker Shop that will feature luminaries like actress Amy Sedaris, artist Larry Krone, and artist and performer Christeene. Both grandson and uncle find it special that they can give these materials a new life and purpose. Presley said: “All the works are in the hands of my father as well as Todd. “The fact that your uncle designed something, your father created it, and just a few decades later you take it out and it becomes your art supply, I mean, what That’s quite unusual.” A real family affair.

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On its 130th anniversary, Vogue will present a live editorial fashion show, street fair, and special surprises during New York Fashion Week next month. Vogue World: New York will be a one-of-a-kind event—with a runway show showcasing our favorite looks from the fall 2022 collections, featuring pieces from Balenciaga, Dior, Gucci, Valentino, Burberry, Coach, Michael Kors, Brother Vellies, Bode, Conner Ives, Christopher John Rogers, Collina Strada, Matty Bovan, Ralph Lauren, Proenza Schouler, No Sesso, Diesel, Banana Republic, Tory Burch, and many more other design. In-person and virtual attendees will also have the opportunity to shop for limited-edition products. The event will take place on September 12. Learn more here and get your pass now. It’s no coincidence that Raul Lopez, founder of Luar, opened a pop-up store in Lower Manhattan and sold this year’s hottest bag on one of New York’s hottest days. The designer — who found inspiration in Prada Marfa’s famous installation — wanted sweat to be part of the experience. “So it’s going to be like a desert,” Lopez said Tuesday night, standing outside the tiny space.