1. Jeff Goldblum for Prada Fall/Winter 2022 Menswear
2. Tim Roth for Prada Fall/Winter 2012 Menswear in Milan
3. Demi Moore at Fendi Spring/Summer 2021 Couture
4. Chloë Sevigny for Miu Miu Spring/Summer 1996
5. Chloë Sevigny for Miu Miu Resort 2019
6. Sarah Paulson for Miu Miu Fall/Winter 2025 Ready-to-Wear
7. Fiona Shaw for Simone Rocha Fall/Winter 2025 Ready-to-Wear
8. Gary Oldman for Prada Fall/Winter 2012 Menswear in Milan
9. Tippi Hedren for Mugler Fall/Winter 1995 Haute Couture
10. Sharon Stone for Valentino Spring/Summer 1994
11. Angela Bassett for Mugler Spring/Summer 2024 Ready-to-Wear
12. Lady Gaga for Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter 2016 Ready-to-Wear during New York Fashion Week
13. Madonna for Jean Paul Gaultier Spring/Summer 1995
14. Macaulay Culkin for Gucci Spring/Summer 2022 Ready-to-Wear in Los Angeles on Hollywood Boulevard
15. Playboi Carti for Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2019 Menswear
16. Vanessa Hudgens for Savage x Fenty Vol. 3 in 2021
17. Pete Davidson for Alexander Wang Spring/Summer 2020 in New York City
18. Ian McKellen for S.S. Daley Fall/Winter 2023 Ready-to-Wear (McKellen recited Alfred, Lord Tennyson's The Coming of Arthur on the catwalk)
19. Willem Dafoe for Prada Fall/Winter 2012 Menswear in Milan
20. Willem Dafoe for Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2025 during Paris Fashion Week

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PARIS (AP) — Sketched out on an airplane vomit sack, it became fashion’s must-have accessory.

The original Birkin bag, named after the actor, singer and fashion icon that Hermès created it for — the late Jane Birkin — is up for auction in Paris on Thursday.

The so-called Original Birkin is expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of euros (dollars) at the sale by auction house Sotheby’s.

Created for the London-born star by the Paris fashion house in 1984, the commercialized version of Birkin’s bag went on to become one of the world’s most exclusive luxury items, with its extravagant price tag and years-long waiting list.

The fashion accessory was born of a fortuitous encounter on a London-bound flight in the 1980s with the then head of Hermès, Jean-Louis Dumas. Birkin recounted in subsequent interviews that the pair got talking after she spilled some of her things on the cabin floor.

Me personally I think Shein is really sketchy and people shouldn’t purchase thier products and I always see thier adds on YouTube which is kind of suspicious to me.

Anyway if you want a full explanation in video form I recommend watching this video: https://youtu.be/sfEDmRwpook (you might have to copy and paste the video)

It’s a promo to be clear but my naive heart still thinks she sold items of her own clothing, and I adore those blue bottega venetas!

In June 2022, the New York-based clothing company Rhode-NYC filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Hailey Bieber's skincare brand, Rhode, alleging that the use of the name "Rhode" was causing consumer confusion and infringing on their trademark rights.

At the time of the original filing, Khatau and Vickers released a statement saying that they “were forced to file a lawsuit against Hailey Bieber and her skin-care line that launched last week and that is using the brand name ‘rhode.’ We didn’t want to file this lawsuit, but we had to in order to protect our business. While a global brand, we are still a young and growing company, and we cannot overcome a celebrity with Hailey’s following using our company’s name to sell related products.” They go on to say that they “wish her every success,” but at the same time they have to ask Bieber to change the name of her skin-care line as “her using our name is hurting our company, our employees, our customers, and our partners…. We’re both part of a larger beauty market in which fashion and cosmetics closely overlap and often collaborate. Hailey has stated that she wants to pursue a clothing line, and she even applied for ‘rhode’ as a trademark for clothing. We welcome competition—we just don’t want competitors using our name.”

RHODE also mentioned that Bieber offered to buy their name years prior to launching Rhode Skin, which they declined.

Rhode alleged that Bieber's use of the name "Rhode" overshadowed their brand and caused confusion in the market. They also claimed that Bieber's global fame and social media following, along with her husband Justin Bieber's following, gave her an unfair advantage.

According to a July 3, 2024 joint stipulation, both Bieber’s brand and apparel company Rhode agreed to drop their claims and pay their respective costs. And while the terms of the settlement agreement, as first reported by TFL, have not been disclosed, the parties’ voluntary dismissal signals the end of a trademark battle that put a spotlight on the complexities surrounding brand identity in an increasingly crowded market.

5 months after this settlement RHODE has announced they are closing their doors.

I love how expressive Hunter is ❤️