Fashion
Tracing Pop Icon Kylie Minogue’s Life in Looks, From the Stage to Her Music Videos
The pop legend looks back on her best fashion moments, from the ’80s and beyond….

In the early-aughts, when Minogue was a well-established global pop star, one of her most iconic looks was for the music video for 2001’s smash hit “Cant Get You Out of My Head,” in which she wears that iconic white hooded catsuit designed by Mrs Jones. “It didn’t look like much on the hanger,” Minogue recalls. “It took some ingenuity to make it hang like that on me, but it more than did its job. It became iconic. The video is quite futuristic and we were inspired by Grace Jones.” Another favorite moment from the early 2000s? The spring 2003 Balenciaga dress she wore in her “Slow” music video, designed by Nicolas Ghesquière. “We filmed this in Barcelona at the Olympic swimming pool,” she says. “I was trying to make things not too hot, and it ended up being a hot video—all these gorgeous people in their bikinis and swimming trunks on their towels!”
As for some of her more recent fashion moments, Minogue recalls her Glastonbury performance just last year, when she performed in the “Legends” time slot wearing a glistening crystal dress. “When this dress is under light, it just shimmers,” she says. “Every crystal is put on by hand.” Her glamorous ensemble aside, the set was also a full-circle moment for Minogue. “I was due to headline [Glastonbury] in 2005… but I was diagnosed with breast cancer, so I had to cancel,” she says. “As the years went by, I thought, ‘I’ve missed that moment.’ But I got there in the end.”
Above, watch Minogue’s full life in looks video.
Director: Rom Bokobza
DP: Lee Burnett
Producer: Naomi Nishi
Editor: Marcus Niehaus
AC: Tom Bearne
Sound: Oliver Kadel
Set Design: Storm Athill
Location: Filmed in a Deluxe Suite at The Ritz London, 150 Piccadilly, London, W1J 9BR. WWW.THERITZLONDON.COM
Fashion
Raekwon Unveils “The Emperor’s New Clothes” With All-Star Lineup
Raekwon, a legendary rapper known for his role in the Wu-Tang Clan, has just announced his long-awaited eighth studio album, titled “The Emperor’s New Clothes,” set to be released through Mass Appeal. Although no singles have been shared yet, the album is already creating a buzz and is highly anticipated this summer. It’s been seven years since Raekwon last released a solo album, and this new project feels more like a grand return than just another release.
He’s teamed up with a mix of familiar faces from the Wu-Tang Clan and some fresh talent in hip-hop. Listeners can look forward to clever lyrics and captivating stories filled with raw emotion. Raekwon has invited his Wu-Tang brothers Ghostface Killah, Method Man, and Inspectah Deck to feature on the album, ensuring a classic blend that fans love. He’s also brought in well-respected artists outside of the Wu-Tang family, like Nas and members of the Griselda collective, Westside Gunn, Benny The Butcher, and Conway The Machine, who are known for their gritty style.
Adding to the variety, singers Stacy Barthe and Marsha Ambrosius will provide soulful vocals to complement Raekwon’s hard-hitting verses. The album’s production features talented names like Swizz Beatz, Nottz, J.U.S.T.I.C.E League, Frank G, and Roadsart, promising a rich, cinematic sound that matches Raekwon’s lyrical skills. Even with such an impressive lineup, there’s still a sense of mystery around the album. There have been no early songs or previews released, just the announcement itself, which builds even more expectation.
But for Raekwon, this is part of his journey. He has always delivered powerful lyrics and relatable street stories without much introduction. The title, The Emperor’s New Clothes, suggests a fresh start and a daring vision that might challenge the current state of rap. With his experienced flow and storytelling still sharp, Raekwon seems prepared to reestablish his place among the top artists in hip-hop.
Fashion
Wendy Williams Makes Stylish Splash At Columbia Supporting Her Designer
In a delightful surprise for fans and fashion enthusiasts, Wendy Williams made a rare appearance at Columbia University on Tuesday, and everyone couldn’t help but notice her. The former talk show host was in high spirits as she showed up to support her longtime friend and fashion designer, Mel Maxi. Wendy looked fantastic in a stylish black-and-white outfit that included a Yankee hat and her trademark flair.
Designed by Maxi himself, her outfit was not just chic but also had a personal touch that highlighted her vibrant personality. In a heartwarming moment recorded on video, Wendy told Maxi, “This is amazing! This was specifically designed for me… this is really hand done.” Wendy came to cheer on Maxi, who was set to give a lecture about fashion design at the prestigious university. Her appearance was a meaningful moment between two creative friends who have supported each other for years. Wendy’s presence emphasized the importance of friendship and collaboration in the creative world.
As she walked by, a nearby fan shouted their love for Wendy, and she instinctively responded with her signature warmth and enthusiasm: “Thank you!” she exclaimed with a big smile. After being away from the spotlight for months, Wendy’s visit was a refreshing change for fans who have missed her lively spirit. There were no fancy events or flashing cameras, just Wendy enjoying the moment, supporting a friend, and reminding us all of the significance of showing up for the people we care about.
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