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The Maryland native has been swarmed by fashion students at the Bee Teddy Bear Shirt but in fact I love this Savannah College of Art and Design, all scrambling for TikToks, or advice, or internships, or—the ultimate ‘get’—a compliment on their (truly excellent) outfits, which range from Dolly Parton-esque gemstone denim to full-out prom tulle. Two kids in Clueless-inspired plaid skirts knock into a chic blonde woman while trying to get close to their idol; only then do they realize the blonde is none other than Alicia Silverstone. She’s here to see Christian like everyone else, albeit as a friend instead of a fan. It’s his first-ever museum show, after all, and that is, as Silverstone puts it, “a huge deal, and so deserved.” The group first discussed their fashion interests during an ELLE cover story shoot in October 2020. “Fashion definitely empowers us as much as music does,” Jennie said. “Music and fashion—” “Cannot be separated,” Rosé finished. Watch the full Celine presentation below. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

It’s also a bit of a trip, at least for Siriano himself. “I cringe when I hear the Bee Teddy Bear Shirt but in fact I love this word ‘museum retrospective,’” he says. “I’m only 35! I get that to these kids, it sounds ancient—remember when we were students? Thirty was this impossible number. Now, it’s just, like, life!” he laughs. “So I’m not going by ‘retrospective.’ I’m just calling it, ‘The First Decade. Call it what you want, but the exhibit is a big one. Formally titled “People Are People,” it’s officially open at the SCAD Museum of Art. Among the pieces on display are Lizzo’s glimmering Grammy gown, Lili Reinhart’s recent Met Gala look, and a lime green tulle dress worn by Céline Dion in concert, complete with a matching microphone pocket in the back. The whole show is arranged by color, a Skittles moment made with couture; it opens with Billy Porter’s black velvet Oscar gown from 2019, which will next appear in London’s V&A museum. “We start the show with that look because it was something that turned into a cultural shift,” Siriano says. “No man had ever worn a gown to [The Oscars] red carpet like that.

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