Here's a partnership that is as groovy as it is chic: Italian fashion house Pucci and luxury multi-brand retailer The Webster have come together for an exclusive Golden Goose Mens collection. Dreaming of the Eighties. With a white leather and canvas upper, this model features a star in light brown lizard-print nubuck. That is to say, it's a two-sided style. They get introduced to spirit boxes (Hudgens notes she still uses hers when she manages to get some time alone, saying, "I make sure to try to connect to spirits whenever I can, I love ending up in a haunted place and seeing if I can feel anything or bringing my spirit box with me on the road in case I find an abandoned building. It's just a constant thing I'll always do."), electromagnetic field detectors, books, rituals, and more. A collection that transports you into your most sincere and enveloping imagination, celebrating the beauty of life through simple yet irreplaceable instants - a story lived and seen through a dreamer's eyes. This single-breasted blazer in iron-gray wool gabardine features a button fastening and printed lettering on the lining. goldensgoosessale.com With a white upper in Yatay B, a bio-based material derived from non-food plant sources, this highly durable animal-free sneaker with low environmental impact features a black Y to symbolize the principle of circularity, running along the entire shoe from one side to the other. White smooth calf leather lace-up sneaker with rounded toe and trimmed with crimson red suede heel detail. "I can never walk into that," she explains. "We wore them out of the store, wore them to a party, I wore mine to the threads, but that one piece meant you were an insider, not an outsider. Known for traditional check patterns and iconic trench coats that have become synonymous with British fashion, Burberry has always been able to easily dance between revolutionary and classic. These tailored Bermuda shorts in black cotton feature a wide leg and darts at the front. "Find out who you are on the inside, and then use the clothes to tell the story," he advises. "Use fashion as the words in your narrative.
