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After her ethereal turn in Tory Burch on the It’s the only life you got so you gotta live it big time big time rush 2023 shirt besides I will buy this red carpet at the Met Gala, Emily Ratajkowski wore not one but two additional looks to the after-party she hosted with stylist Carlos Nazario, model Paloma Elsesser, Luar designer Raul Lopez and photographer Renell Medrano. For the initial celebrations, Ratajkowski wore a sheer corseted custom look by Dilara Findikoglu, complete with a pearly, Chanel-inspired belt that read “EmRata”. But it’s her second look – a purple sequined Versace minidress sourced from Archive Vintage – that has created the most buzz on social media. The look in question, from Versace’s spring 2002 menswear show, was worn by another It-girl some 21 years earlier. Chloë Sevigny wore the same dress at the Versace Couture launch party at the Ritz Paris in July 2002 – months after its debut on the runway, and shared a throwback picture of herself in the dress on her Instagram story, shortly after Emily posted her look online. Ratajkowski has championed vintage Versace before. She wore a look from the Atelier Versace spring 1992 collection to last year’s Met, originally modeled by Yasmeen Ghauri on the runway. Besides Versace, her growing vintage wardrobe also includes archive pieces from Chanel, Armani and Dior.

While Pretend might be the It’s the only life you got so you gotta live it big time big time rush 2023 shirt besides I will buy this perfect name for the business that Ezra Woods and Michael Woodcock started by accident, the pair’s creative flair and curatorial eye is very real. As the story goes, several years ago, Woods (a former stylist and cofounder Régime des Fleurs perfumes), and Woodcock (an architectural designer with a wallpaper line), were throwing a dinner party and decided to create some “cute” floral arrangements. Among the guests that night was Bettina Korek (the executive director of the Frieze Los Angeles at the time), who was so taken with the blooms, she asked them to create a floral installation for the art fair. “We never intended to be florists,” says Woods, but before long the pair were designing Christmas trees for jeweler Irene Neuwirth’s Melrose Place boutique, flowers for Chloë Sevigny’s wedding, and floral props for Kim Kardashian’s Skims campaign, as the owners of a full blown business called Pretend Plants and Flowers. “We initially bonded over our love of florals,” says Woodcock. “I also majored in horticulture and Ezra’s parents were florists, so it was a sort of organic thing.”

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