Gabriela Hearst is leaving her role as creative director of Chloé after a three-year stint with the French luxury brand.

According to Women’s Wear Daily, the departure is an “amicable” one, and the decision came from the Uruguayan designer’s desire to focus on, among other projects, her eponymous label.

Hearst’s final collection for the house will be for the spring/summer 2024 show slated for Paris Fashion Week in September this year.

This follows the June 5 announcement of the Chloé x Atelier Jolie collaboration on the brand’s Instagram account.

“Maison Chloé becomes the creative collective Atelier Jolie’s inaugural collaborator with a forthcoming ready-to-wear capsule collection celebrating modern femininity,” the post reads, and adds that the capsule collection is co-designed by Hearst and actress Angelina Jolie.

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We live in a time when gender roles are being shattered. No colour is delegated to a particular gender—blue isn’t meant for boys and pink isn’t locked to girls. The same holds true for jewellery. Whether it’s rings, bracelets, necklaces, or even earrings, gender-neutral accessories are becoming symbols of confidence, style, and courage. 

We’ve seen it from celebrities like BTS members Taehyung (V), Jimin (Tiffany & Co’s newest ambassador), Colombian singer J Balvin, and pop star Lil Nas X, but how did this come to be? To answer that, Tatler dived deep and asked fashion insiders for their thoughts.

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K-pop star and NCT member Jeno Lee—professionally known as Jeno—has been named Ferragamo’s new global ambassador, making him the first-ever male celebrity to represent the luxury Italian brand. Jeno and Ferragamo simultaneously announced the collaboration on May 29 on Instagram.

In February, the 23-year-old star had attended the brand’s 2023-2024 fall/winter fashion show in Milan, Italy, where he had met with creative director Maximilian Davis and shared behind-the-scene snippets of his trip on Instagram. He has also been spotted wearing Ferragamo during performances and photoshoots since.

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The last footprint man left on the moon was on December 14, 1972, following the Apollo 17 space mission. Succeeding missions were halted by NASA’s limited budget and adaptation to new technologies. A woman has never walked on the moon. But that looks set to change.

After more than fifty years, NASA plans to return to the surface of the moon with the Artemis III lunar mission, which could take place as early as September 2026. But first, NASA plans to send four astronauts on an eight-day mission around the moon as part of Artemis II, set to take place no earlier than September 2025. In the space agency's efforts to champion greater diversity, the crew will include astronaut Christina Koch, who will be the first woman to go on a lunar mission, and Victor Glover, the first Black person to embark on such a voyage. 

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When one thinks of princesses, what comes to mind are images of Disney princesses—with their flowing gowns, beautiful hairdos and charmed lives. And probably Anne Hathaway’s great performance in The Princess Diaries (2001).

But what about real-life princesses in the modern world? Well, it’s safe to say that the picture is quite different. From royal duties to philanthropic initiatives and embracing multiculturalism: their Royal Highnesses Princesses Maria Carolina and Maria Chiara of Bourbon Two Sicilies believe that modern princesses are in touch with their time. More importantly: they use their position to drive change for the better. 

In Hong Kong for the opening of Christie’s new Asia Pacific Headquarters, the two princesses sat down with Tatler to talk about royal etiquette and how they connect to their roots while embracing multiculturalism—and championing women’s empowerment and animal rights.

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After nearly six years, Victoria’s Secret and its angels have found their way back to the runway for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2024. The iconic runway show’s spectacular return was more fabulous than ever, heavy on glitz and glamour, and championing inclusivity like never before.

There was certainly no shortage of star power at the monumental comeback show—featuring an all-female musical lineup including Blackpink’s Lisa and Cher; supermodel Gigi Hadid christening the runway wearing cosmic pink angel wings; OG Victoria’s Secret angel Adriana Lima’s return; and legendary British model Kate Moss making her Victoria’s Secret debut.

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In case you missed it, click through the gallery below to discover what went down at the star-studded spectacle.