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2021: Claudia Barrett, Imagene Williams, attrice statunitense. E’ stata sposata con l’attore Alan Wells. Wells in seguito sposò l’attrice Barbara Lang, ma Lang chiese l’annullamento, sostenendo che Wells non aveva ricevuto il divorzio definitivo da Barrett quando si erano sposati. (n.1929)
2020: Sam Lloyd, attore, musicista e cantante statunitense. Nipote dell’attore Christopher Lloyd. (n.…
Exclusive: previously unseen pictures show the quiet, cool style of Louis Tomlinson.
Take a look into Louis’ style staples, from Dries Van Noten to Sacai, through previously unseen pictures courtesy of Edward Cooke, Charlie Lightening and Joshua Halling for Rolling Stone UK by by Joseph Kocharian.
Louis’ stylist, Helen Seamons has tapped into lad culture, blending it with fashion, with oversized Burberry checks, and bespoke Carlsberg motif knits from Adam Jones, that give a fresh take on nostalgia.
There is a playfulness to the bolder pieces that the singer wears […] with touches of streetwear from Adidas, smiley motifs from Raf Simons and and the trusty Brit-pop staple, the polo shirt.
Louis has cultivated a tactile, super-lux wardrobe with knitted pieces from Denzil Patrick, Dries Van Noten mesh, Balmain prints and heritage collegiate Bode that give a louder aesthetic on stage.
This subtle, detailed-orientation flows through into the formalwear, with intricate Bottega Veneta shirts, suits from one of his trusty favourites, Neil Barrett and metal clasped Givenchy suits.
Louis style isn’t over the top, but it’s carefully detailed and considered and very cool.
See the full gallery reminiscing Louis’ mentioned looks in our twitter.
Neil Barrett shared Helen Seamon’s story + rollingstoneuk’s photo - of Louis wearing Neil Barrett at the Rolling Stone UK Awards - to instagram stories 25/11/23
She got her Major Degree in Business Administration and her Minor in Fashion.
Received the Lucy Allen Paton Award in Humanities.
Received the Detur Book Prize.
Received the Louise Donovan Award.
Received the Artist Albert Alcalay Prize.
Received the Richard Glover Ames and Henry Russell Ames Award.
Received the Helen Choate Bell Prize.
Received the Carl Schurz Prize.
Received the Joseph Barrett Award.
Received the Harvard College Women’s Leadership Award.
Received the Sophia De Mello Breyner Andersen Prize
Received the Jeremy Belknap Prize.
Graduated the top of her class of 2020.
Languages she can speak
French
German
Portuguese
Spanish
Italian
Arabic
Swish German
Chinese
Japanese
Persian
Russian
Vietnamese
Mandarin
Turkish
Korean
Hindi
Bengali
Greek
Urdu
Indonesian
Marathi
Swedish
Latin
Hungarian
Polish
Thai
Icelandic
Cantonese
Serbian
Bulgarian
Czech
Mongolian
Basque
Danish
Dutch
Hebrew
Albanian
Ancient Greek
Egyptian
Babylonian
Business
She first sold a pieces of clothes when she was young at little set up shops, when she 15 she started her online business and started to sell clothes more often and had her first warehouse, she had pop up shops and eventually got her first real shop and it blew up even bigger and it she quickly needed more locations. Within in a few years she had hundreds of locations and skyline in New York City. By the time she was barely 19 she was already proffering millions of dollars. By 2021 she had one of the biggest companies in the whole world.
Her business name has always been τόλμη which means darling in Greek.
Exclusive: previously unseen pictures show the quiet, cool style of Louis Tomlinson
We take a look at the casual, cold style of Louis Tomlinson, with exclusive images from his tour.
(Full article with pictures under cut)
The alumni of One Direction have flourished since going solo, and along with their distinct music style, they’ve each forged their own personal style. Whilst Zayn likes a metallic flash with Versace and collaborating on embellished accessories, Niall has embraced the his U.S centric fanbase – opting for collegiate-cool – and crafty-folksy-maximalism has found Harry Styles, it’s Louis Tomlinson’s wardrobe that’s piqued our interest of late.
We’ve been able to take a good look at the singer as he traverses the globe on his Faith in the Future world tour and the film premiere trail for his documentary All of Those Voices. Louis’ stylist, Helen Seamons has tapped into lad culture, blending it with fashion, with football shirts, oversized Burberry checks, and bespoke Carlsberg motif knits from Adam Jones, that give a fresh take on nostalgia. There is a playfulness to the bolder pieces that the singer wears, that both modernises and also references the Brit pop icon era of Blur and Oasis, with touches of streetwear from Adidas, smiley motifs from Raf Simons and and the trusty Brit-pop staple, the polo shirt. Quite fitting as Louis scored a number one on the UK charts for his album Faith in the Future late last year.
In terms of the the polo shirt, the devil is in the detail. Louis loves a polo, but he knows he can’t just bring out the Fred Perry when on tour, his fans wouldn’t allow it. Working with Seamons, Louis has cultivated a tactile, super-lux wardrobe with knitted pieces from Denzil Patrick, Dries Van Noten mesh, Balmain prints and heritage collegiate Bode that give a louder aesthetic on stage. This subtle, detailed-orientation flows through into the formalwear, with intricate Bottega Veneta shirts, suits from one of his trusty favourites, Neil Barrett and metal clasped Givenchy suits. Keeping his wardrobe authentic to himself, the suits are paired with monochrome tank and tee and sometimes trainers, to ensure that the look is effortless yet casual. It’s a clean style. We hate using the word ‘quiet’ when paired with fashion (Succession bore the brunt of the internet for suggesting their bog-standard wardrobe was ‘quiet luxury’) but here, there is a case for it. Louis style isn’t over the top, but it’s carefully detailed and considered and very cool.
Exclusive: previously unseen pictures show the quiet, cool style of Louis Tomlinson
We take a look at the casual, cold style of Louis Tomlinson, with exclusive images from his tour.
By JOSEPH KACHARIAN | 16 MAY 2023 3:18 PM
The alumni of One Direction have flourished since going solo, and along with their distinct music style, they’ve each forged their own personal style. Whilst Zayn likes a metallic flash with Versace and collaborating on embellished accessories, Niall has embraced the his U.S centric fanbase – opting for collegiate-cool – and crafty-folksy-maximalism has found Harry Styles, it’s Louis Tomlinson’s wardrobe that’s piqued our interest of late.
We’ve been able to take a good look at the singer as he traverses the globe on his Faith in the Future world tour and the film premiere trail for his documentary All of Those Voices. Louis’ stylist, Helen Seamons has tapped into lad culture, blending it with fashion, with football shirts, oversized Burberry checks, and bespoke Carlsberg motif knits from Adam Jones, that give a fresh take on nostalgia. There is a playfulness to the bolder pieces that the singer wears, that both modernises and also references the Brit pop icon era of Blur and Oasis, with touches of streetwear from Adidas, smiley motifs from Raf Simons and and the trusty Brit-pop staple, the polo shirt. Quite fitting as Louis scored a number one on the UK charts for his album Faith in the Future late last year.
Louis wearing Burberry for his Australia show (Image provided/Photographer: Charlie Lightening)
Louis wearing Denzil Patrick for the L.A Premiere of All those Voices (Image provided: Exclusive to Rolling Stone UK/Photography Joshua Halling)
Louis wearing Neil Barrett in Tokyo premiere of All of Those Voices (Image provided/Photographer: Joshua Halling)
In terms of the the polo shirt, the devil is in the detail. Louis loves a polo, but he knows he can’t just bring out the Fred Perry when on tour, his fans wouldn’t allow it. Working with Seamons, Louis has cultivated a tactile, super-lux wardrobe with knitted pieces from Denzil Patrick, Dries Van Noten mesh, Balmain prints and heritage collegiate Bode that give a louder aesthetic on stage. This subtle, detailed-orientation flows through into the formalwear, with intricate Bottega Veneta shirts, suits from one of his trusty favourites, Neil Barrett and metal clasped Givenchy suits. Keeping his wardrobe authentic to himself, the suits are paired with monochrome tank and tee and sometimes trainers, to ensure that the look is effortless yet casual. It’s a clean style. We hate using the word ‘quiet’ when paired with fashion (Succession bore the brunt of the internet for suggesting their bog-standard wardrobe was ‘quiet luxury’) but here, there is a case for it. Louis style isn’t over the top, but it’s carefully detailed and considered and very cool.
Top: Louis wearing Givenchy for the London premiere of All of Those Voices (Image provided/Photographer: Joshua Halling)
Bottom: Louis performing in Bottega Veneta in Mexico (Image provided: Exclusive to Rolling Stone UK/Photographer: Joshua Halling)
Top: Louis performing in Adidas in Mexico (Image provided/Photographer: Joshua Halling)
Bottom: Louis wears Balmain in Milan (Image provided/Photographer: Joshua Halling)
Top: Louis performing in Raf Simons in Paraguay (Image provided/Photographer: Joshua Halling)
Bottom: Louis performing in Bottega Veneta in Mexico (Image provided: Exclusivel for Rolling Stone UK/Photographer: Joshua Halling)