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By: Sahra Mohamed Imagine working on a $1000 painting for a client and finding out your boss was compensated instead….
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🖤 Known for his sculptural silhouettes and cine

🖤 Known for his sculptural silhouettes and cinematic vision, @robertwun continues to push the boundaries of modern couture. At Paris Couture Week Fall/Winter 2025, he unveiled a darkly romantic collection featuring architectural gowns, sharp tailoring, and dramatic details, including surreal designs with extra arms, adding to the haunting beauty of the runway. The show was a reminder that couture can be both art and armor, and it stood out for its emotional storytelling, making it one of the most talked about moments of the season.We’ve included Robert Wun in our curated list of standout collections from this year’s couture shows,see the full roundup now at the link in our bio. #specialsensemag ✨️ www.specialsensemag.com

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Our Editor-in-Chief, in between meetings 💕 Here

Our Editor-in-Chief, in between meetings 💕 Here’s to celebrating the women leading companies and inspiring change. #specialsensemag ✨️ Happy Friday!

🇫🇷 Paris Couture Week is where fashion turns

🇫🇷 Paris Couture Week is where fashion turns into art Every season, the most iconic fashion houses and creative minds gather in Paris to showcase their most imaginative, hand-crafted designs, and Fall/Winter 2025 was no exception. This year, legendary brands like Chanel, Giorgio Armani Privé and Schiaparelli wowed audiences with stunning collections. We also saw exceptional designs from Rahul Mishra, Elie Saab, and Robert Wun, each delivering drama, elegance, and meticulous detail on the runway.We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite designers from this season. Whether you missed a show or want to relive the magic, click the link in our bio to see who lit up Paris and left a lasting impression. #specialsensemag ✨️

Summer looks hit different under the sun 😎☀️🌴 Happy Sunday! #specialsensemag ✨️

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"The fact is, sometimes it’s really hard to walk

"The fact is, sometimes it’s really hard to walk in a single woman’s shoes… that’s why we need really special ones now and then to make the walk a little more fun.” - Carrie Bradshaw 👠✨️ #saturdayvibes @sexandthecitysociety

Grammy Award winner @chrisbrownofficial has offici

Grammy Award winner @chrisbrownofficial has officially wrapped his sold-out European tour and is headed back to North America, where fans are ready to celebrate 20 years of his music and career 🥳🎉 Tickets may still be available, get yours before they’re gone! #BreezyBowl

On July 4th, as Americans celebrated Independence

On July 4th, as Americans celebrated Independence Day, Congress passed a new law called the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” It passed the Senate 51–50, with Vice President J.D. Vance casting the tie-breaking vote and cleared the House 218–214. The full bill, over 1,100 pages, was released just 48 hours before lawmakers voted.It makes permanent tax cuts that mostly benefit high-income earners and large corporations while reducing funding for healthcare and food programs like Medicaid and SNAP. It also ends federal support for clean energy and directs over $100 billion to expand ICE operations, including hiring more agents, building new detention centers, and increasing surveillance. There is no path to legal status for undocumented residents.Some Republican senators opposed the bill due to its projected $4.7 trillion cost over the next decade. Credit agencies have warned that rising national debt could harm the U.S. economy.As the country reflects on freedom, many are asking: whose future is being protected and whose is being left behind?For the full story, click the link in our bio. #specialsensemag ✨️

@zohrankmamdani a 33-year-old state assemblyman fr

@zohrankmamdani a 33-year-old state assemblyman from Queens, is the new Democratic nominee for NYC mayor after beating former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the primary. Mamdani’s campaign gained support from progressive leaders like Bernie Sanders and diverse communities, including backing from South Asian neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens. His platform focuses on tackling New York’s affordability crisis with policies like rent freezes, raising taxes on millionaires, and investing $65 million to expand transgender healthcare citywide. He has also pledged to create an Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs and make New York a sanctuary city for LGBTQIA+ families, showing support for queer rights. Mamdani has been vocal about Palestinian rights and has energized many younger voters passionate about racial justice, climate change, and LGBTQIA+ issues.The general election is set for November 4, 2025, where Mamdani is expected to face current Mayor Eric Adams, who is dealing with legal challenges, including a federal indictment. The race is already heating up, with former President Donald Trump criticizing Mamdani on social media, calling him a “100% Communist Lunatic” though political experts say Mamdani’s focus is on social justice, not radical ideology. A key moment will be the mayoral debate on July 15, 2025, where voters can hear directly from both candidates on topics like public safety, housing, healthcare, and economic growth.Mamdani’s win reflects how progressive candidates are challenging moderates, pushing for policies that address inequality and systemic change. For more on this story, click on the link in our bio. #specialsensemag ✨️

On June 26, 2025, Anna Wintour announced she is st

On June 26, 2025, Anna Wintour announced she is stepping down as Editor-in-Chief of American Vogue after an iconic 37-year run. While she will remain Condé Nast’s Global Chief Content Officer and Global Editorial Director of Vogue, her departure from the U.S. edition closes one of the most influential eras in fashion history.Wintour was appointed in 1988 and made an immediate impact with her debut cover, model Michaela Bercu in $50 Guess jeans and a $10,000 Christian Lacroix sweater. From that moment, Vogue became more than a fashion magazine. She introduced celebrity covers as the new norm, featuring images of Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, Serena Williams, Naomi Campbell, Harry Styles, and more. At the Met Gala, Wintour turned the museum fundraiser into fashion’s most exclusive night. As co-chair since the 1990s, she oversaw themes that brought together fashion, art, politics, religion, and identity. She also supported young editorial talent. In 2016, she appointed @elainewelterothas the first Black Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue, a move credited with expanding the magazine’s coverage to include politics and youth social justice. In 2023, she named @chiomannadi as the first Black woman to lead British Vogue Wintour’s legacy is layered. Her complicated relationship with the late André Leon Talley, Vogue’s former Creative Director and Editor-at-Large, revealed some of the tension and power dynamics behind the scenes. Talley described their bond as a mix of admiration and distance, raising questions about inclusion and respect at one of fashion’s most powerful publications.At Special Sense Magazine, we’re taking this moment to reflect on what Wintour leaves behind. We’re showcasing some of her most iconic Vogue covers from Madonna in 1989 to Beyoncé’s 2018 September issue and looking back at her Met Gala themes and moments at the link in our bio. #specialsensemag

On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injun

On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injunction that allowed the Trump administration to deport asylum seekers to third countries, many of which these vulnerable people have never lived in or had any ties to. This decision, based on the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, a centuries-old law originally intended for wartime deportations, raises serious questions about the limits of executive power, the independence of the judiciary, and what it means to seek asylum in a democratic nation.Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East are escalating. The U.S. and Israel launched airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, while violence in Gaza has led to a humanitarian crisis with over 55,000 people dead. The South African High Court has officially recognized the situation in Gaza as genocide, and the United Nations has declared a severe humanitarian emergency.In Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for calm and de-escalation in the Middle East, supporting peaceful dialogue and a ceasefire in Gaza. At the same time, some Canadian lawmakers are questioning whether these military tensions should lead to tighter immigration controls or changes to asylum seekers. As these issues develop, the question remains: how will Canada uphold human rights globally and protect asylum seekers within its borders?Read our full story at www.specialsensemag.com #linkinbio #specialsensemag

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