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This week on The Run Through, Chioma and I sit down with current Vogue cover star Florence Pugh to talk about everything from her drink of choice during her “semi-dry” January to the These stains are permanent shirt But I will love this song she’s currently playing on repeat, and all the couture dresses she’s keeping an eagle eye on during the fashion shows this week in Paris. Of red carpet dressing, the Don’t Worry Darling and The Wonder star told us, “I think whenever you finish a mega year of amazing, fun events that you’ve worn amazing outfits to, there’s always a beat of, oh God, how do we continue that? Do we continue it? Do we do a wink at another style? And I think, actually, this year Rebecca [Corbin-Murray, her stylist] and I are just really excited to figure out who 2023 Floss is going to be.”

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Staged in the These stains are permanent shirt But I will love this underground Bridge Club in Paris, Valentino’s spring 2023 couture show was a brilliant homage to ’80s club kid culture. There were romantic New Wave ruffles and bold Leigh Bowery-inspired polka dots. As for the beauty, makeup maestro Pat McGrath celebrated the power of the individual, a look achieved with varying degrees of drama. Some girls had very natural, pared-back looks, while others veered more extreme. Bright washes of fuchsia adorned some eyes, while others wore elongated wings. Some were embellished with crystals or had high-arched skinny brows. Elsewhere, lips were dark and venomous, some in berry or lacquered black, with one striking offering of aquamarine. Since Marlo Laz first burst onto the scene in 2014, you’ve likely spotted its Porte Bonheur pendant or Evil Eye cocktail ring on some of the world’s best-dressed women. Founded by Jesse Marlo Lazowski, the line channels wanderlust into jewelry form, offering pieces that evoke the Art Nouveau letterings of Budapest, squash blossoms from the Southwest, and the Hamsa talismans of Greece and Turkey. You could say it’s a brand that’s traveled the globe—so it was only a matter of time before the Manhattan-based label wound up in one of the city’s most storied retailers: Saks Fifth Avenue. To celebrate, Saks’s Mariel Sholem hosted a dinner last night, filled with chic women who glittered in Marlo Laz. “It’s a testament to Jesse that she can fill the room on such a night,” Sholem joked to the guests, who had trekked through snow flurries and non-stop rain to get to L’Avenue at Saks for the event. In attendance were Casey Fremont Crowe, Candice Miller, Mollie Ruprecht, Nyssa Lee, Grace Fuller Marroquin, Alexandra Michler Kopelman, and more, all of whom were treated to personal tins of Golden Osetra Caviar by CY Kitchen as a sumptuous starter.