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Nicholas Daley has joined forces with Chelsea Football Club to unveil an exclusive collection that pays tribute to the pioneering legacy of Paul Canoville, Chelsea men's first-ever black player.In commemoration of British Black History Month, the limited edition ‘Tied Together’ collection has been created by the London-based designer to capture the essence of Canoville's game-changing impact in the sport, while connecting young fans to the history of the game and providing new opportunities in the community.The collection includes an iconic 80’s-inspired Terrace Tracksuit jacket – which has become a signature of Daley’s in recent seasons – alongside "The Pride of London" scarves, each infused with Daley's unique style and Chelsea's cultural heritage. “We were really looking at the 83/84 se...
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Some trends come and go, while others stand the test of time, and celebrities in latex fashion is firmly in the latter category. The risqué trend offers a high-shine, super-sleek look that celebrities return to time and time again. Recently, we've seen AJ Odudu rock a bespoke luxury latex catsuit at the premiere of "Big Brother" and Nicola Coughlan wow in a custom-made Christopher Kane dress earlier this year. And who can forget Sam Smith winning the 2023 Brits red carpet in that inflatable suit? While latex has been a feature in high-fashion campaigns and worn among the A-list for years, it also has connotations with fetishism. Therefore, celebrities in latex combine both style and sex appeal when repping the trend. Latex is also a more sustainable option than its sister fabric, PVC. Mad...