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On the Oscars Red Carpet: A Lot of Style, Little Substance
A return to in-person awards meant a return to fashion form for many celebrities. Have we learned nothing from the past year?
April 26, 2021Updated 8:44 a.m. ET
The 93rd annual Academy Awards were a night of historic firsts: first woman of color to win the directing Oscar; first Black women to win the makeup and hairstyling Oscar; oldest woman ever to win an Oscar; first Korean actor to win an Oscar. But in at least one area it was more like same-old, same-old: the red carpet.
The long walk to Union Station (and the Dolby Theater) may have been the first full-fledged in-person, maskless entrance-making parade since the pandemic began, but instead of a rebirth, it was a return to familiar marketing moment form, replete with big brands and the stars that love them. Or big stars and the brands that pay them? Sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference.
Can Fashion Be a Form of Self-Care?
Collections from Marni, Valentino and Armani suggest the answer is yes. Toucha-toucha-toucha touch me.
Marni, fall 2021.Credit.via Marni
March 2, 2021
Handshakes, hugs, pats on the back, even air kisses that just brush the cheek these basic modes of human interaction have been put on hold in the pandemic, replaced with the pallid substitutes of elbow bumps, six-feet-away waves and glimpses of loved ones through glass. We hunger for physical interaction, the feel of skin on skin what in fashion is often referred to as “the touch of the hand.”
Such sensory contacts are few and far between these days, which perhaps explains why in Milan this season Italian designers have doubled down on tactile pleasure. Clothes may be a poor replacement for a full-body embrace, but they lie next to the skin, and in their sheer materiality provide a semblance of comfort; of sinking into sensation.