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2 weeks ago | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
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2 weeks ago | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
Ian Malone is an experiential lead at Vogue as well as a contributing writer, focused on parties, art, travel, and shopping. Since 2019, he has managed the Vogue100 program, Condé Nast’s first global membership. Ian previously worked in the magazine’s accessory and ready-to-wear departments. Before Vogue, Ian graduated from Tufts ... Read more
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
Lana Del Rey, Jon BatisteNisha Johny & Jonathan Jacobs – Courtesy of CartierNo party glitters quite like a Cartier party. A perennial highlight on the endless Met Gala after-party circuit, the celebration at Bemelmans Bar is often the first stop on many stars’ itineraries—but thanks to the exquisite crowd, conversation, and live music, it’s also the place where many choose to linger all night. As the hour crept toward midnight, guests filtered into the iconic Carlyle Hotel.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
Ian Malone is an experiential lead at Vogue as well as a contributing writer, focused on parties, art, travel, and shopping. Since 2019, he has managed the Vogue100 program, Condé Nast’s first global membership. Ian previously worked in the magazine’s accessory and ready-to-wear departments. Before Vogue, Ian graduated from Tufts ... Read more
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com.tr | Ian Malone
Haftalık E-BültenModa dünyasında neler oluyor? Yeni fikirler, öne çıkan koleksiyonlar, en vogue trendler, ünlülerden güzelllik sırları ve en popüler partilerden haberdar olmak için haftalık e-bültenimize kaydolun.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.es | Ian Malone
Anoche, Tiffany & Co. ofreció una magnífica cena en el Museo Metropolitano de Arte, ubicado en pleno Manhattan, para celebrar la publicación de su Blue Book 2025. Ninguna marca está más vinculada a la ciudad de Nueva York –o a Estados Unidos– que esta, ya que, desde su fundación en 1837, ha sido la encargada de definir la elegancia nacional. Naturalmente, el banquete tuvo lugar en el Charles Engelhard Court.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
Ian Malone is an experiential lead at Vogue as well as a contributing writer, focused on parties, art, travel, and shopping. Since 2019, he has managed the Vogue100 program, Condé Nast’s first global membership. Ian previously worked in the magazine’s accessory and ready-to-wear departments. Before Vogue, Ian graduated from Tufts ... Read more
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
To kick off Art Basel Hong Kong, The Peninsula hosted a magnificent party in celebration of the 2025 iteration of its acclaimed “Art in Resonance” program. In partnership with the Victoria & Albert Museum and Vogue100, the hotel welcomed luminaries from around the world for a night full of inspiration, creativity, and music. At the heart of the evening were three of the world’s most promising artists: Phoebe Hui, Chris Cheung (known as h0nh1m), and Lin Fanglu.
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Mar 4, 2025 | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
Vibi Venezia weds Italian fashion history with contemporary luxury. The brand’s signature furlane, a velvet slipper with a rubber sole, originated in 18th-century Friuli, where artisans crafted footwear from leftover fabric and old bicycle tires. Legend has it that gondoliers in Venice favored the shoes for their firm grip and boat-friendly soles. During World War II, Red Cross nurses embraced the style for its practicality.
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone
No brand captures the drama and allure of Italian fashion quite like Roberto Cavalli. In 2020, when Fausto Puglisi took the helm as creative director in 2020, he told Vogue he wanted to “develop ideas of inclusion, beauty, and amplify the dialogue between cultures, diversity, and multiplied aesthetics.” In the years since, he has done just that and more. His revival of the brand into a global powerhouse has been nothing short of remarkable.
