Matthew Velasco is a News Writer at W Magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics including celebrity news, fashion, and style, drawing on his extensive background in the fashion industry and entertainment. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as CNN, Highsnobiety, and ELLE Magazine.
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Matthew Velasco's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage and reviews within the beauty & fashion and entertainment news themes. He appears to be interested in celebrity events, red carpet appearances, and fashion trends.
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All the best cultural happenings to know this month.
By: Matthew Velasco
Mathilde Favier, Dior's longtime public relations director and a beloved industry figure, has died in a car accident alongside her partner, film producer Nicolas Altmayer, 61.
By: Matthew Velasco
Skinny shoes may be having a moment, but Miuccia Prada is still thinking big. And even bulbous.
By: Matthew Velasco
When Matthieu Blazy showed “barefoot heels” —toe-baring contraptions that looked more like jewelry for the foot than actual footwear—at Chanel's
It's been a uniquely sporty—and stylish—summer. The season began with the New York Knicks ending a 53-year championship drought in front of a Chrome
THE RUNDOWN Dakota Fanning was seen filming a commercial outside of Dante Aperitivo in New York City on August 24.
By: Matthew Velasco
You know a good shoe when you see one. Jazz shoe this, opera shoe that. The most defining shoe of the decade prevails: Adidas's Sambas aren't going anywhere just yet.
The ascent of the jazz shoe is keeping us on our toes—literally. As the derby silhouette continues to cement its place in fashion's lexicon, the
“I've always loved glamour: beautiful dresses, great tailoring, and clothes that celebrate the body,” Elizabeth Hurley says. “Even when fashion changes, I've always been drawn to pieces that feel feminine and sensual.”
The model-actress-musician on her debut album, skinny jeans, and fronting Rag & Bone's campaign.
