More than an eye catching statement, the clothes are the perfect vehicle for connecting with fellow fans. When Pittman, who lives in Compton, California, flew out to Beyoncé’s Paris show, he wore one of his jackets. He received a wave of spirited reactions. “I’m really shy and introverted, so it was definitely outside my comfort zone,” Pittman told Vogue. “But just being able to be out there with the Hive—everyone appreciated it and was hyping me up. It made me feel a lot more comfortable to show the jacket off and the look and everything.” One potentially risky part of choosing a re creation of a specific Renaissance tour outfit Beyoncé could replace it with another one by the time your tour stop comes around. The singer has whizzed through pieces as the tour has progressed, even bringing 41 custom pairs of Jimmy Choos along with her. Some fans, however, see the steady changes as a healthy challenge. “It really keeps everything feeling fresh and exciting to me,” Pratt said. “I’m genuinely considering buying another ticket so I can do it all over again.”
Maria Grazia Chiuri, creative director of Dior, provided the luxury equivalent of the famed 2014 “Oscar Selfie” with a snap of her, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Nicolas Ghesquiere, Kim Jones, Nigo, and more. They made up the panel selecting the winner of the prestigious LVMH prize. “Always a pleasure to be part of this jury. Here’s our yearly school class picture!! Congratulations to @setchu.official this year’s winner of the @lvmh prize!” Chiuri captioned her photo. The amount of talent in the room! In Paris Olivier Rousteing flexed his prime floor seats at the Renaissance World Tour. It’s fitting seeing as the designer recently collaborated with Beyoncé on a haute couture collection inspired by the tour’s supporting album and designed a number of looks in the show. Meanwhile Jonathan Anderson shared a glimpse of indelible goods coming soon from Loewe—knitted slip ons and a tote— that delightfully fit into the ever growing crochet trend.
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