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3 weeks ago | 
vogue.com | Christian Allaire |Kya George
Around 10 a.m. yesterday morning, a long queue had already formed around the block in New York’s buzzing SoHo shopping neighborhood. “What is this line for?” intrigued New Yorkers asked as they walked by—afraid they were missing out on something good.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
vogue.com | Ciarra Lorren Zatorski |Kya George
Deck the halls…and the trees! Bag charms are this season’s best accessory. Joy to the world—bag charms are back! Need some convincing? Take a stroll through Condé Nast’s halls, where staffers draw inspiration from the spring/summer 2025 collections and replace boughs of holly with knickknacks and doodads dangling from their everyday bags.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
vogue.com | Christian Allaire |Kya George
“Wait, slow down! I can’t see!”It’s an average Wednesday afternoon in New York City, and I am strutting around the streets of SoHo in a very non-average pair of sunglasses. My co-worker, Kya, is just a few feet in front of me, but I’m having trouble keeping tabs on him, let alone the sidewalk directly in front of me. I’m wearing Balenciaga’s 24/7 Mask—futuristic pair of shield shades that make me feel half-human, half-robot.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
vogue.com | Sam Falb |Kya George
If you had called 877-SEXY-BAG (printed on store associate tees) and held up the phone at Saturday’s Telfar store launch, the answering sound would’ve been a cacophony of celebratory fan chatter, appearances from a bevy of musical talent, and the live narration of the brand’s classic Telfar TV operation.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
vogue.com | Ian Malone |Kya George
In the summer of 1987, André Heller created what he referred to as “a carnival of the avant-garde.” An Austrian artist of growing renown, Heller drew on his childhood love of the Wurstelprater, an 18th-century amusement park in Vienna, to create a cross between a fair and an open-air gallery in Hamburg.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
vogue.com.tw | Margaux Anbouba |Kya George |JR Wu |Avril Chen
在首屆「Timothée Chalamet 甜茶複製人大賽」開幕之前，活動主辦人 Anthony “Gilbert” Po 告訴我們，他對人們的熱烈迴響除了震驚，還是只有震驚。上個月，Po 在紐約西村（West Village）周邊張貼了大約 50 張海報，召集所有自認為長的跟「甜茶」Timothée Chalamet 很像的路人來參加這場比賽。 而在比賽當天，超過 100 名「甜茶複製人」湧入了華盛頓廣場公園（Washington Square Park），一齊爭奪最像甜茶本尊的頭銜。「這個活動一開始只是要搞笑。」Po 分享道，「對我來說，玩笑也會一直持續到最後一刻。但現在我在蘇活區（SoHo）拍電影的朋友也開始討論這個比賽了（註：指甜茶本人），他知道這個比賽正在進行，但我不確定他出現在這裡是否是最安全的」。 在這之前，本人就跟甜茶長得很像的 Po 本來可以直接跳上他的古董自行車，並宣告活動開始，但大批的假甜茶聚集卻首先引來了紐約警察的關注，導致民怨四起。「我是沒想到 Timothée...
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
vogue.fr | Margaux Anbouba |Kya George
Anthony “Gilbert” Po is a bit in shock. That's what the content creator-turned-event organizer tells me moments before his first-annual Timothée Chalamet Lookalike Contest is about to start. Over the last month, Po put up “maybe 50” paper signs around West Village advertising the contest—and now, there are over 100 faux-Chalamets and their entourages mobbing Washington Square Park. “The event started out as a joke,” Po says. “To me, it will be until the very end.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
vogue.fr | Margaux Anbouba |Kya George
Anthony “Gilbert” Po est sous le choc, me confie-il juste avant le début du concours de sosies de Timothée Chalamet qu'il a organisé. Le mois dernier, il a installé près de 50 affichettes dans le West Village pour annoncer l'événement. Résultat : plus d'une centaine de faux-Chalamet et leurs entourages se sont réunit dans Washington Square Park. “Tout ça a commencé comme une blague et ça en restera une jusqu'à la fin.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
vogue.es | Margaux Anbouba |Kya George
Anthony ‘Gilbert’ Po está un poco conmocionado. Eso me dice este creador de contenidos reconvertido en organizador de eventos momentos antes de que comience el primer concurso anual de dobles de Timothée Chalamet. Durante el último mes, Po ha colocado "unos 50" carteles en el West Village anunciando el concurso y hoy hay más de 100 imitadores de Chalamet –y sus correspondientes séquitos– llenando el Washington Square Park.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
vogue.co.uk | Margaux Anbouba |Kya George
Anthony “Gilbert” Po is a bit in shock. That’s what the content creator-turned-event organiser tells me moments before his first annual Timothée Chalamet Lookalike Contest starts. Over the last month, Po put up “maybe 50” paper signs around West Village advertising the contest – and now, there are over 100 faux Chalamets and their entourages mobbing Washington Square Park. “The event started out as a joke,” Po says. “To me, it will be until the very end.
