Supposedly, it was to give audiences “time to process” in between. Much like Stranger Things, the creators of You decided to split season four into two parts. Tan France and Gigi Hadid host season two of Netflix’s Next in Fashion Raymond Hall/GC Images You, March 9 If you’ve never turned in, 12 up-and-coming designers show their respective creations on the catwalk for a shot at $200,000 and a chance to launch their own collection. Think everyone from Donatella Versace and Hailey Bieber to Olivier Rousteing and Isabel Marant. From the looks of the trailer, the lineup of guest judges for this installment is top-tier. Host Tan France, who was previously accompanied by Alexa Chung, will be joined this time by supermodel Gigi Hadid.
Perhaps the chicest of all the reality competition shows, Next in Fashion is officially returning for season two after a long hiatus. What to Stream on Netflix Next in Fashion, March 3
(Please don’t ask us where Love Is Blind is.) Here are the best TV shows to stream in March. Yes, there will be plenty more programs coming your way in the next few weeks, though, this lineup will help you keep track of the series that are actually worth watching. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Belong to One of LA's Most Exclusive Private Member's Clubs Madison Ave: Which of These Two Famous Streets Runs the Block in New York City? Read an interview with creator Soo Hugh and star Lee Minho here at Esquire, as well as an interview with star Jin Ha.Oprah Winfrey Reportedly Just Bought a Big Chunk of Maui for Nearly $6.6 Millionįifth Ave vs. Richly engaged with questions of history and identity, this bittersweet story of joy, sacrifice, and heartbreak will have you crying buckets of ugly tears (not that we speak from experience…). Her decision to leave home echoes across generations, all of it playing out in an ever-changing 20th-century Japan, where the Zainichi (Korean immigrants and their descendants) encounter brutal racism and class discrimination. It all begins with a pregnant young woman’s decision to enter a marriage of convenience that ferries her to a new beginning in Japan. In this multilingual series, the emotionally epic story of one immigrant family is told across four generations and three languages. Apple TV+ knows a good thing when they see it, so they've taken Min Jin Lee’s award-winning novel, placed Academy Award winner Yuh-jung Youn at the forefront, and created something spectacular.
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