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Kering Talk at Cannes with Julianne Moore Ahead of tomorrow’s Women In Motion Awards, Julianne Moore reflected on the long reality of representation — not only in film, but across culture itself. “There’s not representation in C suites, there’s not representation in media, there’s not representation in higher education…” Speaking at the Carlton Hotel in Cannes, Moore described change not as a singular breakthrough, but as something built slowly: “one bite at a time.” Her focus returned repeatedly to point of view — who tells stories, who gets hired, and how women continue creating space for one another inside industries still shaped by imbalance. “It’s a female point of view… that’s what you hope for.” Tomorrow, Moore will receive the 2026 Women In Motion Award from Kering and the Festival de Cannes. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative. @kering_official @festivaldecannes @juliannemoore

Kering Women In Motion 2026 Invitation An invitation with purpose. Kering’s latest Cannes invitation announces the 2026 Women In Motion Awards, honoring Julianne Moore alongside emerging talent recipient Margherita Spampinato. Presented during the 79th Festival de Cannes, the initiative continues Kering’s long-running conversation around visibility, creativity, and women shaping culture across film. Before the red carpet, the message arrives. Independent. Reader supported. No advertising. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative. @kering_official @festivaldecannes

Chanel by Matthieu Blazy Up close, the collection reveals its language. Textures, finishes, and gestures of craft come into focus—each detail reinforcing a Chanel shaped by movement, lightness, and quiet precision. @chanelofficial @matthieu_blazy #Chanel #Cruise #Biarritz The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative

Chanel Cruise 2027 Invitation Matthieu Blazy continues his box series. Inside, a silver charm — this season, a clamshell that opens to reveal a whale tail, a quiet nod to Biarritz and Chanel’s origins by the sea. A small object, precisely coded. At Chanel, even the invitation carries memory. The show begins here. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative. @chanelofficial @matthieu_blazy #Chanel #ChanelCruise #Cruise2027 #TheImpression

Chanel by Matthieu Blazy Before the show begins, the scene sets itself. In Biarritz, surfers drift along the shoreline with black Chanel boards as guests arrive—Sofia Coppola, Marion Cotillard—gathering where the house first learned to move. @chanelofficial @matthieu_blazy @sofiacoppola @marioncotillard lenamiu_ch3 #Chanel #Cruise #Biarritz The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative

Chanel by Matthieu Blazy A new ease takes shape in Biarritz. The standout looks move with intention—relaxed, fluid, and instinctive—capturing a Chanel defined by lightness, precision, and the freedom of motion. @matthieu_blazy @chanelofficial #Chanel #Cruise #Biarritz The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative

Chanel by Matthieu Blazy In Biarritz, movement becomes the language. From backstage to shoreline, the collection unfolds with ease—fluid tweeds, softened tailoring, and a quiet sense of purpose shaped by the rhythm of life. @chanelofficial @matthieu_blazy #Chanel #Cruise #Biarritz The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative

Tate Britain introduces its major fall 2026 exhibition ‘The 90s:Art and Fashion.’ Touted as the the first exhibition to merge the two most influential forces from the decade - art and fashion - Tate Britain looked to Edward Enninful OBE as one of the decades leading young creatives who played an integral part in shaping the visual language of the 1990s, to curate the landmark exhibition. The raw energy of the time will be captured across 7 rooms that will showcase the work of designers, artists (including the YBA), musicians, DJs, film makers, and photographers. Featuring art, fashion, and photography from Alexander McQueen, Tracey Emin, Juergen Teller, Kate Moss, Vivienne Westwood and Steve McQueen. Attending the exhibition press preview, The Impression heard from curators Edward Enninful and Dominique Heyse-Moore on how the exhibition came together and how the ripple effects of the decade are still reverberating today. The 90s: Art and Fashion Tate Britain 8 October 2026 - 14 February 2027 @tate @edward_enninful 🎥 @trendmaison #tate #tatebritain #the90s #edwardenninful

Oxblood opens its first Milan space at Via Bigli 6 during Salone del Mobile 2026, introducing a new approach to retail shaped by personal narrative and craft. Founded by Dr. Woo and Giulia Luchi, the project positions jewelry, garments, and objects as carriers of meaning rather than product alone. Conceived as a studio rather than a store, the space invites visitors into a slower process of exchange, where pieces are developed through dialogue and personalization. Outside, a trail of spray-painted spiders leads along the sidewalk to the entrance, a subtle extension of Dr. Woo’s visual language into the city. “I don’t like to call it a store. I like to call it a studio, a home,” Luchi says. “You come to us… and we help you find the right way to put your dream, not on your skin, but on your jewelry or on garments.” See all the latest Salone del Mobile coverage live on The Impression. Independent. Reader supported. No advertising. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative @oxbloodbrand @giulialuchi @_dr_woo_ #Oxblood #SaloneDelMobile

Isabel Marant presented “Selected Dialogues” at Salone del Mobile 2026, a collaboration with Galerie Desprez Breheret staged within the brand’s Milan store. Developed with Hélène Breheret and Benjamin Desprez, the project brought together vintage furniture and design pieces alongside the Spring 2026 collection. Works by Jean Touret, Pierre Paulin, and Ingo Maurer, among others, introduce a dialogue between fashion and collectible design, grounded in craftsmanship and enduring form. See all the latest Salone del Mobile coverage live on The Impression. Independent. Reader supported. No advertising. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative @isabelmarant @desprez_breheret_gallery #IsabelMarant #SaloneDelMobile

Chloé presents a re-edition of the Tomato chair at Salone del Mobile 2026, under the direction of Chemena Kamali in collaboration with Poltronova. Originally designed in 1970 by Christian Adam, the chair’s soft, organic form is revisited in naturally tanned leather, emphasizing its sculptural ease and tactile quality. Produced in limited, made-to-order editions, the project extends Chloé’s language of fluidity and softness into the domestic space. See all the latest Salone del Mobile coverage live on The Impression. Independent. Reader supported. No advertising. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative @chloe @chemena #Chloé #SaloneDelMobile

Celine extends its FW26 runway environment into Salone del Mobile 2026, installing the show’s custom sound system within its Via Montenapoleone store. Designed by Paris-based Matéo Garcia, the speakers move between hi-fi engineering and sculptural object. Built specifically for the original showspace, the system is conceived with an emphasis on material, form, and presence, positioning sound equipment as part of the visual environment rather than background infrastructure. Reinstalled in-store, the project reinforces Celine’s approach to space as a total composition, where sound, architecture, and design operate as one. See all the latest Salone del Mobile coverage live on The Impression. Independent. Reader supported. No advertising. The Impression Where Fashion Gets Creative @celine @mateogarcia_audio #Celine #SaloneDelMobile