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3 stories filed under Fashionisto on Lissy Roddy. The newest of them: “Amiri Redefines the LA Dream: A Laurel Canyon Evolution.”, “Fall 2026: Tom Ford’s Proposition of Confidence and Desire.”, and “Dunhill's Fall Campaign: A Gathering of Modern Style Icons”. The party at Laurel Canyon wasn't just another industry affair. Tom Ford's fall-winter 2026 proposition is sharp, deliberate, and unapologetically magnetic. Alicia Roddy, known globally as Lissy Roddy, is a fashion model, luxury lifestyle influencer, and travel creator with a curated global audience of over 1.3+… The list below is every Fashionisto story on Lissy Roddy, newest first.
Amiri Redefines the LA Dream: A Laurel Canyon Evolution.
The party at Laurel Canyon wasn't just another industry affair. It was AMIRI stepping out of the familiar Los Angeles haze and into a sharper, more intentional light. The brand's signature ease remains, but there's a new tension here, a refined edge that feels less like nostalgia and more like a directive. This evolution is precise, and it lands. For more on how this city's mood is shaping the season's wardrobe, our coverage in "L.A. Autumn: Elevated Essentials, Effortlessly Defined" sets the stage.
Fall 2026: Tom Ford’s Proposition of Confidence and Desire.
Tom Ford's fall-winter 2026 proposition is sharp, deliberate, and unapologetically magnetic. Confidence and desire are not abstractions here; they are tailored into every silhouette, with danger threading through the details. It feels authoritative without effort, which is precisely the point. This is not a wardrobe for hesitation. For those building a seasonal edit, our curated Milan coverage offers a fitting counterpoint. The collection does not ask for permission. It simply states its case, and that is exactly why it works.
Dunhill's Fall Campaign: A Gathering of Modern Style Icons
Five men walk into a season. Daisuke Ueda, Henry Kitcher, RJ Rogenski, Colin Otto, and Hamid Onifade bring their own quiet authority to Dunhill's fall-winter 2026 campaign. This is not about clothes wearing the wearer. It is about character carrying the cloth. The result feels tailored, intentional, and entirely of the moment. For those tracking the season's sharper edges, Jonathan Anderson's Dior Icons offers a parallel study in precision. Consider this your curated starting point.