Zegna's 2027 Cruise Collection Show draws a star-studded crowd at Malibu Pier

Zegna's 2027 Cruise Collection Show draws a star-studded crowd at Malibu Pier

Italian fashion house Zegna took over the Malibu Pier Friday night for its 2027 Cruise Collection Show. The star-studded crowd included Rami Malek, Paul Dano, Mahershala Ali, Stellan Skarsgård, Roman Coppola, Gael García Bernal, Henri Zaga and Ludwig Göransson. Guests were greeted by male models dressed in white and carrying matching umbrellas, while inside, chiseled waiters offered colorful cocktails. Model and singer Soo Joo Park said the event was not like most others, praising the appeal of tapping into menswear as a woman. "The tailoring is so impeccable and so comfortable," she said, adding that while she normally takes three hours to get ready, a day like this required an hour max, hair and makeup included.

Gobble's Take: A notable guest list and a pier setting — Zegna's 2027 Cruise Collection Show made an impression on the Malibu waterfront.

Source: Variety

Netflix's ad tier is doing the thing Netflix likes best: growing

Netflix now has three subscription options, and reports from last month say over 60% of new subscribers are choosing the ad-supported tier. The piece frames that as part of Netflix’s bigger shift away from its old pure-subscription model, with ads, live content, sports, split-season releases and broader theatrical releases all part of the mix now. It also notes that other streamers have gone the commercial route too, with Prime Video, HBO Max, Paramount+, Disney+ and Hulu all offering ad-supported plans.

Gobble's Take: The streaming wars keep circling back to the one thing everybody pretends not to love: the cheaper option.
Source: Collider

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