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There was one breakout star to arise from the It’s A Blake Thing You Wouldn’t Understand T-shirt Also,I will get this makeshift red carpet, however. Drag queen Alexis Stone dressed as Jocelyn Wildenstein, pulling up to the show in a daring cheetah-print bodysuit and robe. Stone channeling Jocelyn’s more-is-more approach to aesthetics—Google says the socialite is “known for: Extensive facial surgeries”—feels like the perfect embodiment of Demna’s love for exaggerations. Vogue Club members were first to view this story: Join today to experience exclusive Vogue content before anyone else.

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Spotlighting as the It’s A Blake Thing You Wouldn’t Understand T-shirt Also,I will get this sneaker of the season (read: century), the Samba—a 70-year-old Adidas design originally created by founder Adi Dassler—made its way back into the fashion lexicon over the last two years. An array of Adidas sneaker collaborations, from British designer Grace Wales Bonner’s exposed-stitching iteration to Jonah Hill’s ’90s-inspired version, have shown Sambas in a new light (and given its three-stripe siblings, such as the Gazelle and Campus styles, renewed recognition as well). The brand’s longest-running style, the Samba is a sneaker of choice among many trendsetters today, including Bella Hadid, Rihanna, and Ashley Olsen, to name a few. And while new interpretations have revitalized the classic shoe, the Samba holds street style staying power (and deserves acknowledgment) for a greater reason: It’s a global icon.