For the unfamiliar, Pierrot, the classic pantomime stock character tied to the 17th-century Italian troupe of performers in Paris, is perhaps the most fashionable clown of all time, with a deep history of designer references, from John Galliano to Vivienne Westwood. "I love the wide range of emotions that the characters Golden Goose Hi Star can represent," says Rogers of the clown suit in his recent collection. Now, the theme of the clown has seemingly reached its sartorial peak: it was literally everywhere at the spring 2023 couture shows in Paris. Dior presented a fancy clown collar inspired by the wardrobe of Josephine Baker, while Armani Prive fully devoted itself to sparkling harlequin prints and patterns. Amber Valletta is prone to sighing and delivering an emotional "ooh," when faced with images from her early days of modeling. Like her cover for the goldensgoosessale.com February 1993 issue of Vogue, her "very first" for the magazine. An old-flavored trip that doesn't revolve around the stops, but the ride itself. A unique journey of imagination, intimacy, and never-ending discoveries on the tracks of the Golden Express, reflecting in one collection its warm hues and romantic patterns. White smooth calfskin leather lace-up sneaker trimmed with a contrast rubber heel counter, finished with an signature. The sneaker features large flat bi-color laces and an oversized rubber sole. While the bags are having a standout moment on Succession, Morris notes that fashion overall is headed in a more streamlined, minimal direction-and she couldn't be more thrilled, given it's what her label has always been about. "I think it's a really positive thing for the design world, that the focus is on timelessness and quality rather than large logos," Morris says. Apparently, April showers bring Burberry trench coats. The iconic brand beloved for its rainwear is taking its expertise IRL on Fifth Avenue with the Burberry Trench Pop-Up, featuring fully customizable pieces with bespoke personalization on-site, from buttons to patches and embroidery (oh my).