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The pandemic has been tough - I understand that this is not a hot take. Heightened anxieties, isolation and very real tragedies have made the last 18 months especially bleak. Turning away from all of that to instead appreciate and radiate beauty is a tremendously difficult feat, but it is exactly what Connie Fleming has accomplished with her latest project, an artwork exhibition titled Ink.While she is most well known for her work on the runway as a tip in the '90s and early 2000s, Connie began drawing at a young age, "Being a trans kid was super hard, it was violent both verbally and physically. But drawing was something I was rewarded for and it gave me hope for the future," she explained.
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We declare the winner of this year's Halloween to be Canadian fashion designer Adrian Arnieri, who recreated the iconic look Dan Levy wore to the Met Gala this past September.On Sunday night, the founder and creative director of Arnieri took to Instagram to show off his custom ensemble, and the accuracy is nothing short of awe-inspiring. From afar, fans of the Loewe look will quickly acknowledge the true blue tones, glittery accents and voluminous map sleeves. However, the devil is in the details (a phrase befitting the spooky holiday), as Arnieri masterfully mimicked Levy's dainty gold chain, exaggerated ribbon cuffs, embellished boots, and glitter purse.
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