Designed by Marija Marc for DazedFashionNewsFourFiveSeconds to jail: Kanye West allegedly owes 400k in unpaid fashions...and more news you missed this weekShareLink copied ✔️July 8, 2022FashionNewsTextDaniel Rodgers They say beauty is pain, and in the case of Kanye West it’s also extremely expensive. This week, the musician was slapped with a $400k lawsuit from a high-end rental service that claims he failed to return more than a dozen “rare, esteemed pieces.” Though Kanye is alleged to have forged a close relationship with the David Casavant Archive, which has consulted on Yeezy since 2014, he was always known to have a slippery grasp on its inventory, often “losing” items and having to pay a surcharge. But the company now claims Kanye stopped paying weekly fees altogether in October 2020, and with communications reaching an impasse, he’s looking at a minimum $221,810 fee. Obviously, that’s chicken change for the “richest black man in America”, but given that celebrities rarely pay for their own clothes, it’s just enough to knock an ego off-kilter. In other news this week, the Haute Couture season kicked-off in Paris, with Kim Kardashian, Dua Lipa, and Nicole Kidman taking to the Balenciaga runway, in the shadows of North West’s scowls – who also revived her dad’s mystery brand from the 00s. Elsewhere, Marc Jacobs launched a major archive sale of Heaven collections past, while the Good Minions became fashion’s most-unexpected subculture. For everything else that may have passed you by, click though the gallery below. 1/8 You may like next 1/8 1/8 BURBERRY SUMMERS IN SOUTH KOREASomething something Hot Girl Summer – Burberry has headed over to South Korea for an immersive takeover of the Ananti Cove resort in Busan. Wrapping the pool, outdoor terraces, and dining spaces in the brand’s TB monogram, Riccardo Tisci has upped-sticks from Bangkok, Dubai, Ibiza, Miami, Mykonos and Xiamen, where the label has previously spent the summer months. Guests will no doubt be shoving sunbeds, seat cushions, parasols, children’s life vests, and giant floats into their suitcases this year. view more + 2/8 2/8 GUCCI GETS CYCLICALEliminating waste, circulating materials, and regenerating nature, Gucci was this week announced as a strategic partner to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, which petitions for ethical design processes. The charity will help Gucci in scaling and embedding the principles of the circular economy into its business, increasing its use of recycled materials, while channeling profits into regenerative agriculture. view more + 3/8 3/8 MARQUES ALMEIDA SPLINTERS INTO THE SEALondon’s Marques Almeida announced its plans for an AW22 show, beamed live and direct from the Portuguese coastline. With a runway splintering into the ocean, the collection comprises garments from the label’s M’AKERS project: sculptural, research-led pieces developed with Portuguese artists, artisans, and crafters. The 100-look pre-collection will become shoppable later this month. view more + 4/8 4/8 KARL LAGERFELD SKETCHES OUT A LEGACYOld scribblings from Karl Lagerfeld raised a total of £300,212 at Sotheby’s in Paris this past week, reaching almost three times their auction estimate. Spanning 40 years of his career, from 1969 to 2018, this was the fourth major sale from the late-designer’s estate, with the most expensive piece, a sketch he had produced for Chloe, racking-up €40,320.view more + 5/8 5/8 VETEMENTS DEBUTS AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL COLLECTIONGuram Gvasalia staged his SS23 Vetements show, mining “childhood memories, war trauma, hidden desires, and twisted imagination”. Hourglass tailoring, swamping denim, bulwark shoulders, tendrilous belts, and laundry bag trench coats made up a subversive and hard-knuckled offering. It was about growing up in a world “that sometimes can be very brutal, especially being LGBTQ and growing up in a super homophobic environment.”view more + 6/8 6/8 REFERENCE STUDIOS LINKS-UP WITH SELFRIDGESFor the first time Reference Studios is taking its festival overseas, more precisely to London, where it will join forces with Selfridges on a collaborative SUPERFUTURES exhibition – an immersive show bringing together 13 installations from artists, brands, and thought-leaders. Running from the 10th to the 13th July, the exhibition will feature the work of Monira Al Qadiri, Katja Novitskova, Sevdaliza, Gentle Monster, Joey Holder, and Ottolinger, among so many others. Head here to find out more.view more + 7/8 7/8 LILA MOSS GETS BLEACHED IN VERSACELila Moss and her bleached eyebrows star in Donatella’s Pre-Fall 22 campaign. Shot by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the model steps into a slew of sliced, safety-pinned tailoring before emerging in a chiffon wind tunnel alongside Selena Forrest in cut-out silk columns and matching baroque headscarves. See more of the shoot here. view more + 8/8 8/8 Congratulations to @NaomiCampbell, on being awarded an honorary PhD from University for the Creative Arts for her countless contributions to the fashion industry. pic.twitter.com/4d2EVDJJ0v— BFC (@BFC) July 8, 2022THAT’S DR NAOMI CAMPBELL TO YOUNaomi Campbell has been awarded an honorary PhD from the University of the Creative Arts for her services to the fashion industry. With a shout-out to south London, the model said “it’s an honour to be here today,” wiping a lone tear from her cheek during an acceptance speech at the Royal Festival Hall. “And just to think, yesterday I was on the runway doing Balenciaga.”view more + 0/8 0/8