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Jun 16 Fashion United States

The US Space Force Has An Official Watch Now

There are two versions of the new piece: one for service members and USSF personnel, and another for civilians.
The former is completely matte black across its bracelet, case, and dial, with plenty of nods to the USSF.
On the dial is the branch’s logo, a trio of stars set across an orbit pattern the USSF uses, and its motto “Semper Supra,” which is Latin for “Always Above.”
Both styles are available now for $1,500.

The “quiet luxury” trend has quickly caught on, even though, these days, most Americans are more likely to live paycheck to paycheck.
Marked by expensive materials in muted tones, quiet luxury is also known as stealth wealth.
As Americans’ economic circumstances get increasingly divided, consumers could benefit from the shift to low-key basics over loud logos, one financial expert says.

Lindsay Lohan stars on Allure’s June 2023 cover, with the pregnant “Mean Girls” star showing off her baby bump in a black cutout Saint Laurent gown in the striking shot.
The 36-year-old also modeled a hooded Versace dress covered in silver studs and a colorful ruffled AZ Factory dress for her spread.
“I popped!” Lohan told the outlet, referencing her growing bump.

Warner Bros Discovery's DC Comics, which registered the Batman logo with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) more than two decades ago, faced a challenge from Commerciale Italiana Srl in 2019.
The Italian company had asked EUIPO to annul the trademark for clothing and carnival items, saying that it lacked a distinctive character.
After EUIPO rejected its application, Commerciale Italiana Srl took its grievance to the Luxembourg-based General Court. Judges backed the EU trademark body.

Ten years ago, luxury fashion house Gucci, alongside Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, and Salma Hayek-Pinault, launched the Chime campaign, dedicated to advancing gender equality globally.
Since then, Chime has raised over $21 million, launched over 500 projects in 92 countries, and worked alongside 185 non-profit partners.
In celebration of a decade-long push for impact, Gucci has now released a star-studded video series of powerful voices who hope to make significant change in this space.