Carmen Bellot

London

Style Editor at Esquire (UK)

Style Editor, British Esquire

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Steven Spielberg Was the Movie’s Real Style Icon

1 week ago | msn.com | Carmen Bellot

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Fifty Years on From 'Jaws', It's Clear: Steven Spielberg Was the Movie’s Real Style Icon

1 week ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

Steven Spielberg famously hasn’t held back from explaining the issues he had filming Jaws, his iconic movie – which turns 50 this year – about a hungry jumbo shark munching its way through the oceans around New England’s fictional Amity Island.
Suit Up Like Brad Pitt: Your Guide to '70s Cool

1 week ago | esquiremag.ph | Carmen Bellot

At the F1 premiere, Pitt turned heads with his retro fit. Which recent 'Brad Pitt Out In NYC' look are you? See yourself as a silky shirt and pyjama pants guy? Or maybe your sense of style lends itself to the very unique velvet Willy Chavarria blazer he wore last weekend? Most likely, it's last night's F1 premiere look that's currently in pole position. Sleek, seventies-leaning and styled with some top-notch accessories: there's a lot to like there.
Francesco Risso is leaving Marni. Here's who could take his job

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Carmen Bellot

Could this be one of the few brands that replaces their male creative director with a woman? AFTER 10 YEARS of working as the creative director of Marni, Francesco Risso is leaving the brand.
How Flip Flops Became Luxury Fashion's Unexpected Money Maker

1 week ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

Take a stroll around the sun-drenched streets of London right now, and it could very well be soundtracked by an unlikely chorus of slaps and smacks. The culprit: flip flops. Once reserved for sandy beaches and poolside walks from lounger to bar, the humble flip flop has become the cosmopolitan shoe of the moment. In womenswear, British Vogue dubbed them as "an unlikely summer hero lurking in fashion insiders’ closets", worn by the likes of Zoë Kravitz, Kendall Jenner and Sienna Miller.
Los trajes setenteros de Brad Pitt están de moda: te explicamos cómo recrear el look

1 week ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

Las 15 mejores tendencias de moda para hombre del 202520 marcas de ropa para hombre asequibles para comprar onlineLos 20 drops de moda para hombre que no puedes perderte¿Cuál de los looks recientes de 'Brad Pitt por Nueva York' encaja más contigo? ¿Te ves como un tipo que lleva camisa de seda y pantalones pijameros? ¿O tal vez tu estilo se inclina más hacia la original chaqueta de terciopelo de Willy Chavarria que llevó el fin de semana?
Francesco Risso Is Leaving Marni. Here's Who Could Take His Job

1 week ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

After 10 years of working as the creative director of Marni, Francesco Risso is leaving the brand. “I will always be grateful to Renzo [Renzo Rosso is the founder of Diesel and president of OTB Group, which owns Marni] for believing in me, for giving me the front seat on a journey that became more than I could have imagined,” says Risso. “Marni has been a studio, a stage, a dream. It carried colour, instinct, care and gave space for people to be themselves.
The Camping Essential That Inspired Donald Glover's Collaboration with Moncler

1 week ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

At first, you might think that a collaboration between Moncler, a brand known for their down jackets, and Donald Glover's Gilga Farm – a creative retreat/operational farm in Ojai, California – might be a bit pointless: why would those living in or visiting the Golden State be in need of chilly-climate clothing? And yet it's the Italian label's first ever product, the sleeping bag, that has inspired the rapper, actor, comedian and now, fashion designer.
Brad Pitt's Seventies Suiting Is In Overdrive. Here's How To Recreate The Look

1 week ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

Which recent 'Brad Pitt Out In NYC' look are you? See yourself as a silky shirt and pyjama pants guy? Or maybe your sense of style lends itself to the very unique velvet Willy Chavarria blazer he wore over the weekend? Jose Perez/Bauer-GriffinAeonMost likely, it's last night's F1 premiere look that's currently in pole position. Sleek, seventies-leaning and styled with some top-notch accessories: there's a lot to like there. Better yet, it's oh so easy to recreate yourself.
Pedro Pascal and Orlando Bloom's Favourite Sneaker Brand Is Finally Available In The UK

2 weeks ago | esquire.com | Carmen Bellot

Move over Puma, there's a new celeb-endorsed trainer brand in town. Introducing Autry, the American sneaker that's gaining traction in Hollywood. Back in 1982, Jim Autry launched the label in his hometown Dallas, Texas, with a sneaker made to help power serves on a tennis court. The brand blew up, aided by the endorsement of tennis icon Bob Lutz, and became synonymous for having its name and the American flag embroidered onto the shoe's side.