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    Heron Preston Partners With Formula E on GEN4 Design●EXCLUSIVE: Heron Preston Partners With Formula E on Fashion, Materials and GEN4 Design✉newsLifeFashion32 min ago

    Designer Heron Preston has entered a partnership with Formula E covering fashion collections, materials innovation and design work on the series' upcoming GEN4 race car. The collaboration, reported exclusively by WWD, links the streetwear designer's sustainable materials focus with the all-electric racing championship. Details of the scope and timing of the collaboration have not yet been fully disclosed.

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    MTV VMAs 2026 Red Carpet Arrivals Underway●MTV VMAs 2026 Red Carpet Arrivals Photos, Live Updates✉newsCultureCelebrity17 h ago

    Coverage of the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards is focused on the red carpet, with live updates and photo galleries tracking celebrity arrivals. Outlets such as WWD are posting running coverage of what attendees are wearing as stars reach the venue ahead of the ceremony.

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    Raye Brings Sheer and Shimmer to the 2026 MTV VMAs▼Raye Merges Sheer and Shimmer at the 2026 MTV VMAs✉newsCultureCelebrity11 h ago

    British singer Raye turned heads on the red carpet at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards with a gown combining sheer panels and shimmering detailing. Fashion outlet WWD highlighted the look as one of the evening's standout style moments, drawing attention to the artist's red-carpet evolution alongside the ceremony's performances and awards.

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    Siam Piwat credited with driving Thailand's luxury boom▼Siam Piwat Is a Game Changer Behind Thailand’s Luxury Momentum✉newsBusinessRetail2 d ago

    A WWD feature argues that Siam Piwat, the Thai retail developer behind landmark Bangkok destinations like Siam Paragon, has been a driving force in Thailand's growing luxury retail momentum. The company's strategy of curating high-end flagship experiences and international brand partnerships is credited with drawing global luxury houses and affluent tourists to the Thai capital.