On Tuesday, Victoria Secret hosted their annual fashion show with celebrities and influencers showing up and out on the pink carpet.

From Cardi B and Tyla both exuding femininity in sexy cutout dresses, to Teyana Taylor looking like the queen of the jungle in a leopard Jean Paul Gaultier look, we saw a variety of spectacular ensembles throughout the evening.

The legendary Cher was among the performers of the night and looked like a rockstar in her leather color block pants that she paired with a fishnet top. For a 78-year old woman, we have to give Cher a round of applause for how amazing she looks.

In addition to Cher making a surprising debut, the iconic Tyra Banks came out of retirement after 20-years to close the show and fans were literally in awe.

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Banks strutted down the runway in a black and silver catsuit that was complimented with a silver elongated cape. From her big hair and make-up, to Tyra’s walk and confidence, it’s evident to see that she hasn’t lost one beat.

Ahead, see our favorite looks from the Victoria Secret show below.

Cardi B in Dsquared2

Teyana Taylor in Jean Paul Gaultier

Tyla in Salih Balta

CoCo Jones in Naked Wardrobe

Cher in The Attico

Angel Reese in Diotima

LaLa in Kamilla Purshie

Lisa in a Look From the Victoria Secret 2018 Runway

What say you? Hot! or Hmm…?

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While Schiaparelli is world renowned for its couture collections, their “Future Vintage” Spring/Summers 2025 foray was just as alluring, with a menu that spoke to every woman in every station of life: from daydreaming millennials to working Gen X’ers and cruising baby boomers.

The show was an unabashed celebration of the female form, with looks that accentuated waists under corsets–a detail that added unmitigated sex appeal to every look.

Stand out pieces included a shirt dress in white linen with black checks featuring a wide collar and a tonal corset with lacing in the back, white piqué jersey polo bodysuits paired with draped skirts, and bodycon dresses gathered towards the middle into braids, finished off with metal bijou buckles.

In addition to the garments, the accessories were stunning: belts, bags, and heels were finished with quirky surprises like crystal detailing, along with the house’s signature anatomical and trompe l’oeil details.

In the show notes, Daniel Roseberry says, “The world may feel more chaotic than ever, but here, the mood is celebratory both of what fashion can be, but of how fashion can make you feel.” 

Everything about Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 felt SO good. What do you think? 

Lengths:

Mini, knee length, 

Colors:

White, Denim, black, red, animal print, zebra, red, gold, metallics, metallic blue, saffron yellow.

Fabrics:

Cotton piqué, jersey, denim, linen, knits, eel leather.

Shapes:

Hourglass, accentuated by corsets. 

Accessories:

Heeled sandals with measuring tape embroidery, bold gold earrings, Schiap keyhole bags, aqua ombre flats, heels with crystal detailing, sleek, round Hobo bags. 

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Ah, the things we do for fashion. Rain pelted down on Paris Wednesday evening, as gridlocked cars inched around Place du Trocadero. The weather outside was positively frightful, but that didn’t stop avid fans from assembling outside the Eiffel Tower adjacent venue to catch a glimpse  of their favorite stars/soldiers in the Balmain Army. Anitta, Cardi B, Brooklyn Beckham, and even the first lady of France found their ways inside without a hair out of place, though Anitta joked backstage that her dress was so tight she could hardly breathe. The show itself offered a welcome respite, with the words, “Je T’aime” or “I Love You” playing over and over again on the loudspeakers. The first looks boasted sequined red lips, as if to kiss the pain away.

What followed were dresses decorated with feminine faces, and shifts sporting distinctly Parisian signature stripes, elevated and embellished in a way only Balmain could.

Balmain’s Spring/Summer 2025 offering was more wearable than most. Pointy shouldered blazers in black paired smartly with silk blouses and tailored pants in wool and leather.

Tote bags, cinched closed with belts, will easily be the next workwear must have. Pops of color came with red sequined gowns and blush pink dresses—the latter closed the show in a storm of silk rose hued dresses that would make any fashion enthusiast blush. 

Lengths:

Mostly mini with a smattering of floor sweeping gowns.

Colors:

Black, gold, white, pink, red.

Fabrics:

Suede, silk, sequins, metal.

Shapes:

Hourglass emphasized by strong shoulders and pronounced hips.

Accessories:

Gold belts, gold tipped heels, fold over boots, gold necklaces, “belt” tote bags. Accessories were inspired by tubes of Balmain lipstick, eyeshadow palettes, and fragrance bottles. 

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Cool kids snaked down the sidewalk outside of the Espace Niemeyer, a former Headquarters of the Communist Party which now moonlights as a futuristic venue with a stark geodesic sphere decorating the lawn. Guests, mostly clad in all black, sauntered into the spaceship-like space, ambling into an inner dome that beamed lights down on the collection amidst glittering chrome tiles. Lithe models sauntered slowly down the runway, most boasting barely there sheer lace bodysuits, dresses and pants that boldly exposed breasts and thongs.

For those more demure and mindful, De Javier offered jackets with pointy shoulders, dresses with billowing sleeves and long trains, and oversized coats that made serious sartorial statements. 

De Javier has been named Riccardo Tisci’s protege, and Tisci’s touch could be seen in the horns and pointed shoulders of select garments; similar to the sharktooth, Tisci finds a focal object and sticks to it, weaving it throughout all of his collections to mark his territory.

Judging by the amped and overflowing crowd and the exquisitely executed looks, De Javier is certainly poised for a fashion industry take over. He’s got next. What do you think? 

Lengths:

Floor sweeping gowns with ample fishtail trains.

Colors:

Black and White.

Fabrics: 

Lace, cotton jersey, feathers, mongolian fur.

Shapes: 

Bold shoulders on lithe models, skin clinging silhouettes. 

Accessories: 

Vertiginous heels, String thongs, fringed hats. 

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With an EP entitled, ‘High Maintenance,‘ Saweetie is far from average, and she has proven that she is a chameleon on the fashion scene.

During London Fashion Week, the Bay Area native look absolutely gorgeous at the Richard Quinn show. She embodied timeless beauty in a cream and black gown by the UK designer.

Quinn, who earned his Fashion MA from Central Saint Martins, created his label in 2016 and has received numerous awards for his exceptional design ability. In 2017, he received the H&M Design Award, and following that he won the British Fashion Award in 2018 for Emerging Talent Women’s wear.

Saweetie stole the style spotlight at The Dorchester in London as she posed in an off-the-shoulder black sequin laced gown that had a cream 3-D floral bodice. With peach eyeshadow and a warm neutral tone lip that glistened in the midnight sky, she looked like a femme fatale.

Fans took to Instagram to share their enthusiasm for how bomb Saweetie looked. Designer @Sai.Sankoh wrote, “She looks elegant. Love it,” while @callbackchristina wrote, “Saweetie looks so majestic. I see you @richardquinn. “

One thing’s forsure, and two things for certain, Saweetie looked like royalty at the Richard Quinn show, and we love her queen-like confidence that was perhaps symbolic to modern day cinderella.

What say you? Hot! or Hmm…?

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Coryn Monét is the queen of her domain and she’s redefining luxury with her multi-brand, Envysaje Atelier. The Houston, Texas native showed her chops at the Bomb Fashion show after just returning from living in France.

“I just moved back to the States from the South of France where I lived for the last 7-months with my boyfriend to take a breather, and get inspiration for my rebrand,” shared Monét.

Her rebrand comes almost a decade after graduating from college and teaching herself how to sew by looking at YouTube tutorials and online resources.

As a self-taught designer, Monét encountered many challenges, and obstacles–but she never allowed that to deter her. With an eagerness to learn, she sourced quality fabrics and learned how to design through trial and error. She took everything that came her way as an opportunity to learn and grow.

As she started to share her brand on social media, and her followers realized that she could sew, she began to get traction and maximum exposure. “My followers would ask if I could make them a jacket or a dress,” explained Monét. “ It went from swimwear, to jackets and prom gowns to wedding gowns.”

Although she started with custom designing, she has since expanded to Ready-To-Wear, cosmetics and menswear, ultimately diversifying the ‘Envysaje’ brand. “My brand is also an all inclusive brand because I know how important it is for plus -size to find really nice fashion in the stores,” said Monét.

After the inspiration she gained from living in Europe, she’s stepped away from color and prints, opting for more neutrals which we saw throughout her collection during New York Fashion Week.

“Although I’ve done LA and London fashion weeks, this is my first time doing New York Fashion week, and especially for my favorite fashion blog,” exclaimed Monét. “ It’s pretty big for me and I really appreciate the opportunity as I know how big Fashion Bomb Daily is.”

Coryn Monét started from the bottom, and now she’s here and making her dreams a reality. She’s creating her own opportunities with resources at her fingertips, and she had attendees standing on their toes with her cutting edge designs.

Photo Credit: IG/ Reproduction @Sonesjr

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If anyone’s turning it up a notch in the fashion industry, it’s Derron Cherry with his avant-garde brand entitled ‘Beeombi.’ The St. Louis native has accelerated to the top of his game with his cutting edge designs that have graced celebrities including Teyana Taylor, Nia Long, Oprah, and Porsha Williams.

Cherry, whose designs are quite a sight to behold, came from a lineage of seamstresses as his mother, grandmother and great-grandmother all knew how to sew. He recalls using a sewing machine at the shy age of 5, and going to work with his mom where he would watch her sew. “By the time I got to middle school, I was repurposing garments, and by high school, I was making full on gowns,” explained Cherry, who goes by his nickname ‘Beeōmbi.’

The name of his brand originated from his family giving him the nickname, ‘Beeōmbi’ due to his inability to say ‘bologna’ when he was three years old. “I would ask for ‘Beeōmbi’ instead of ‘bologna,’ and that was the nickname they gave me,” said Cherry. “When I got to the 7th grade, I can remember wanting to make clothes and give that name life.”

Beeōmbi has definitely created a name for himself, especially in the film and TV sphere where he is a true powerhouse. After attending the Chicago International Academy of Design and Technology for three years, he returned to St. Louis, and received an opportunity to become a tailor on the set of ‘Selma’ alongside Ruth E. Carter, and Ava Duvernay.

That opportunity shifted Beeōmbi’s career to Costume Design for film & TV, and he has been working with film extraordinaire Tyler Perry for the past decade. “I have made many of Tyler Perry’s ‘Madea’ dresses and hats, and designed for many of his productions such as ‘Sistahs’ and ‘Perimeter.’ on the BET network.”

In addition to serving as a catalyst behind the scenes for a variety of films, Beeōmbi is also focused on the expansion of his clothing line which was showcased in Neiman Marcus earlier this year. Comparable to Balmain and Alexander McQueen, Beeōmbi has excellent attention to details. Despite womenswear having many soft and feminine elements, Beeōmbi enjoys adding an androgynous touch to his garments.

During the Bomb Fashion Show, he will debut his latest collection called “Welcome to the Jungle” that was inspired by his trip to Africa. “ I’m going to give you an array of things including designs made from leather, silk and wool. I have some really bomb leather pieces in my RTW collection, and I will also have evening and haute couture pieces.”

He shared his excitement about being in New York Fashion Week with Fashion Bomb Daily.
“It’s so amazing to be a part of the Bomb Fashion show as I have followed Fashion Bomb Daily for years, and it’s the go-to for everything and everyone,” expressed Beeōmbi. “I think you guys do great journalism, and I have followed Claire for so long and watched her grow as a brand, and person. She’s the bomb, and her team is the bomb, so I’m excited to participate in it.”

Beeōmbi is looking forward to what is in store for his namesake brand. Along with working on different TV sets, and building his RTW collection, keep an eye peeled for a storefront coming to a city near you.

Photo Credit: IG/Reproduction @Sonesjr

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If you enjoyed this year’s The Bomb Fashion Show, Next Year Promises to be even more BOMB!

Save the Date of September 6th, 2025 for the Bomb Fashion Show! Get your tickets today at FashionBombDailyShop.com. Want to show or sponsor? Email Events@FashionBombDaily.com.

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As an orchestra played in the background of designer Prabal Gurung New York Fashion Week show, models sashayed down the runway in loosely draped chiffon and silk garments.

The Nepalese–American fashion designer took a major political stance during the bow of his fantastical ‘Holi Hope’ show at 1 Centre St. in New York City.

Wearing a shirt that read VOTE, in many of the colors we saw throughout his stunning Spring 2025 collection, Gurung embodied hope for a brighter future.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter the designer explained,

 “Holi is about a sense of abandonment and optimism; there are no enemies, we just have fun,” adding that Harris’ entry as the Democratic presidential candidate suddenly put those notions on steroids, causing a bit of a last-minute pivot toward unabashed optimism in his designs.”

We definitely saw optimism throughout his line with soft and illuminating hues that took us from daytime chic to evening elegance.

Refreshing and inviting, Gurung paired an ocean blue blazer with a multicolor embellished dress, and white silk scarf that effortlessly blew in the wind. In a similar shade of blue, we saw asymmetrical shorts paired back with a colorful pastel top and blazer set.

Along with his exceptional use of color, Gurung capitalized off texture in innovative ways. He showcased tops with dyed mohair in the form of flowers that were impressive and eye-catching.

Including diversity on the runway (which Bethann Hardison fought so hard for), we saw many models of color included in Gurung’s show.

The fact that he’s advocating for inclusivity in the fashion industry, makes his collection even more enticing and appealing.

In addition to bold textures and head-turning prints, the New York based designer also showed his chops with evening wear. His red bandage halter top dress characterized with pink silk ruffles was unlike anything we’ve seen as of late.

His incorporation of gold metallic in his longer gowns also made a victorious statement. Prabal’s collection represented peace and tranquility, with a call for action to think bigger , dig deeper and make a positive change.

Gurung is serving as a catalyst for a more inclusive future, and he’s using his platform to express his creativity and empower others to vote which is quite notable.

Photo Credit: Getty Images

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Designer Jason Wu has done it again, creating beautiful masterpieces in the form of clothes. During New York Fashion Week, Wu collaborated with 82-year old Taiwanese calligrapher Tong Yang-Tze for his Spring 2025 collection.

With a black structural backdrop painting the Hudson Yards garden, models strutted down the pavement in beautiful abstract garments that were textural and ahead of the curve.

Reflecting the times we are living in today, we saw unfinished hems, and deconstructed silhouettes, nodding to the ability to let go, pivot, and find new directions.

Yang-Tze, who is known for her large-scale calligraphic pieces done in black cursive script, was the inspiration behind Wu’s collection, as evident against his neutral canvases.

With free-form writing on the clothes, complimented with sheer, and pleats, we saw the Taiwanese designer rebel in the best way.

As someone who believes that the devil is in the details, and that there’s beauty in simplicity, we also saw clean lines and soft pastels throughout Wu’s line paired back with flatform sandals.

The color brown which will prove to be a staple shade this fall season, will also take us into Spring 2025. His line featured oversized textural suits, and avant-garde maxi dresses that were appeasing to the eye.

In addition to the lighter hues, we saw black trench coats with white writing that added a juxtaposition to his Spring debut. This season, Wu didn’t stay in one particular box, instead venturing away from traditional techniques, and progressing with the times.

The New York based artist has created quite a name for himself over the years, showing his line to be sustainable in an ever-changing market. His illustrated touch and valiant approach is remarkable and a testament of his talent and ingenuity.

Photo Credit: Getty Images

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