Mackenzie Richard

1 week ago | theimpression.com | Mackenzie Richard

By Mackenzie Richard ZuckermanIf the fashion world has proven anything in recent years, it’s that even the most storied houses aren’t afraid to have a little fun—especially when that fun is algorithm-friendly. Valentino’s latest digital marketing play is a purring case in point. To accompany the launch of its new Le Chat de la Maison minaudière—a feline-shaped accessory priced at $5,800—the house quietly debuted a mini digital campaign starring the bag itself.

1 week ago | theimpression.com | Mackenzie Richard

Get an exclusive look at Diors‘ Cruise 2026 fashion show from the runway, held in May 2025. By Mackenzie Richard ZuckermanCan a designer look squarely at the past and still move a house forward? Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Dior Cruise 2026 home-coming in Rome set out to prove that the answer is yes—or at least, that the two impulses are not mutually exclusive. Like Christian Dior himself, Chiuri is an unapologetic romantic who believes clothes should spark imagination and serve real life.

2 weeks ago | theimpression.com | Mackenzie Richard

By Mackenzie Richard ZuckermanWhen Dior launched its Backstage line seven years ago, it was a game-changer—ushering in a new era of professional-grade makeup designed for real life. But as beauty trends evolve and consumers grow savvier by the swipe, even cult classics deserve a reintroduction. Enter Peter Philips, Creative and Image Director of Dior Makeup, who has led a reinvention of the Backstage collection that is as intelligent as it is intuitive.

3 weeks ago | theimpression.com | Mackenzie Richard

Loewe has officially opened the doors to its newest boutique in Cernobbio, located on the shores of Lake Como. Developed in collaboration with local retailer Tessabit, the space reflects the house’s continued evolution under creative director Jonathan Anderson, merging Loewe’s CASA philosophy with the storied elegance of Italian design. Located at 30 Via Regina, the boutique draws on the textures and tonalities of its surroundings.

3 weeks ago | theimpression.com | Mackenzie Richard

Review of Stella McCartney Generation Falabella Ad Campaign with models Role Model, Odessa A’zion and Quen BlackwellWith Generation Falabella, Stella McCartney reintroduces her era-defining bag to a fresh cohort of culture-shaping talent—Role Model, Odessa A’zion, and Quen Blackwell—inviting them to carry the legacy forward with charisma, irreverence, and intention. Photographed in Los Angeles, the campaign bridges fashion, film, and music in a sun-soaked narrative that balances fun with purpose.