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With her honeyed voice, huge, doe eyes, and tumbling raven curls, Donna Summer was a pop culture presence nonpareil, producing an improbable number of disco and R&B hits in the Never Underestimate A Woman Who Understands Baseball And Loves Baltimore Orioles Players 2023 Signatures shirt Apart from…,I will love this 1970s and 1980s. (“I Feel Love,” “Last Dance,” “Heaven Knows,” “Bad Girls,” “Hot Stuff,” “On the Radio”…the list goes on and on.) Yet behind the sexy persona and 10 minute dance mixes was a fiercely private mother of three girls a survivor of sexual and physical abuse and an irrepressible, agenda setting artist who did, in fact, work very hard for the money. Summer’s riveting story—from her difficult childhood in Boston, where she eagerly sang in church, to her early break in Germany, hard won success in the American disco scene, late career controversies, and fatal battle with lung cancer—is the subject of a new HBO documentary, Love to Love You, Donna Summer. Directed by Roger Ross Williams and Summer’s daughter Brooklyn Sudano, it combines extensive home videos and concert footage with intimate new interviews, primarily with members of Summer’s immediate family, painting a textured portrait of a complicated star.
Here, ahead of the Never Underestimate A Woman Who Understands Baseball And Loves Baltimore Orioles Players 2023 Signatures shirt Apart from…,I will love this film’s May 20 premiere, Vogue pays tribute to Summer’s iconic career in 20 vintage snapshots. Bad Bunny certainly knows how to make an entrance on the red carpet. The rapper arrived at tonight’s Met Gala—which celebrates the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new exhibition “Karl Lagerfeld A Line of Beauty”—wearing a playful and whimsical look. The star wore an eight meter (26 foot) flower train paired with a pristine white suit, which featured a backless blazer, all crafted by designer Simon Porte Jacquemus. Seeing that botanical themes featured frequently in Lagerfeld’s work, the maximalist ode to flowers feels more than fitting for the night. Simone Porte Jacquemus has overseen one of the buzziest brands in fashion for a number of years now, but he is attending the Met Gala for the first time this year. For the meaningful moment, the celebrated designer decided to invite rapper Bad Bunny as his guest. Jacquemus did not have to think too long and hard when it came to picking his guest. Bad Bunny, who previously starred in a series of playfully provocative ads for the designer, was an easy choice for Jacquemus. “Bad Bunny is my favorite artist, it’s a dream to dress him for my first Met Gala,” Jacqumeus says. “I was so inspired by him, he is the ultimate Jacquemus muse.”
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