Celebrities and Fashion: A Game of Speed and Influence

Fashion is changing fast. Designers are showing their new clothes in big cities like New York, London, Milan, and Paris. But before these clothes even hit the stores, some famous people are already wearing them. This is not just about looking good. It's about money and power. Brands love it when celebrities wear their clothes. Sometimes, these celebrities are paid to do it. Other times, they just wear the clothes to promote their own projects. For example, Greta Lee wears Dior because she is a brand ambassador. Sarah Paulson wears Balenciaga to promote her new movie. And Michelle Obama? She just wears what she likes, and everyone notices. Things have changed a lot. A few years ago, celebrities would wear runway clothes when they came out in stores. This made people want to buy them. But now, everything is faster. Clothes shown on the runway last month are already seen at big events. There are so many events now. Movie premieres, film festivals, awards shows, talk shows, galas—you name it. Some designers are even showing their clothes on the red carpet before they show them on the runway. Dario Vitale of Versace is one of them. The competition is fierce. Brands are trying to change their image at the same time. They need celebrities to help them. It's like a race to see who can get the best celebrities to wear their clothes first. Stylists are also in a competition. They want to be the first to dress celebrities in new designs. This gives them access, status, and power. It's not just about big events anymore. Any occasion is good enough to show off new clothes.