Meet Fashion's New It-Girl: DJ Memphy

also perfect sneakers for Vday, Sephora kids, and Anonymous Club's latest show. In this [FRONTPAGE]( story, we manage to pin down Memphy, a DJ and girl about town who is already rubbing shoulders with the likes of Beyoncé and Madonna. Memphy doesn’t mind if you call her an it-girl. “I just love that term. I can’t even lie.” [READ MORE](   SNEAKERS THESE SNEAKERS ARE A PERFECT MATCH FOR VALENTINE'S DAY By Donovan Barnett © HIGHSNOBIETY Valentine's Day is all about upping the blood flow to the heart and releasing a truckload of serotonin, right? It turns out that the rush of love is almost exactly the same feeling as copping a new pair of sneakers. Whether's it's specific releases or footwear that still fits the romantic agenda this Valentine's Day, we've got a heady selection lined up for you below. [READ MORE](   STYLE BEHIND THE UNHINGED CURTAIN OF SHAYNE OLIVER'S ANONYMOUS CLUB By Tayler Willson © ANONYMOUS CLUB / IOANNIS PAPADAKIS Anonymous Club, the innovative creative studio led by Shayne Oliver, presented a wild and wonderful Spring/Summer 2024 collection on day two of Berlin Fashion Week, as a part of the inaugural Intervention platform. Devised to host progressive runway shows inside a former department store in the heart of Neukölln during the German captial’s fashion week, Intervention is a new initiative that mixes shows with fashion and art, retail pop-ups and presentations in the capital’s Neukölln neighborhood. [READ MORE](   BEAUTY STOP SHAMING SEPHORA KIDS By Maria Santa Poggi © HIGHSNOBIETY You may have noticed a recent change at your local Sephora: The customers are getting shorter while the lines are getting longer. The prestige retailer, once a rarefied space for beauty connoisseurs with money to splurge, is increasingly attracting younger clientele — specifically, 10-year-old girls. The media has dubbed this phenomenon the “Sephora kids” epidemic, igniting a firestorm of conversation about Gen Alpha and its appetite for luxury beauty products, like Drunk Elephant’s $68 moisturizer and [Sol de Janeiro’s $24 body spray](. The phenomenon has elicited online ire and mockery as Sephora employees share anecdotes of poorly behaved kids [wreaking havoc at stores]( and Millennials reflect on their own childhood beauty routines comprised of comparatively inexpensive drugstore products. [READ MORE](   FROM OUR BRAND PARTNER [ESPRIT’S FUNDOM LEAVES ITS (DEN)MARK ON COPENHAGEN]( [LATEST STORIES]( [SNEAKER TRENDS]( [STYLE]( [CULTURE]( [BEAUTY]( [SHOP]( Download the Highsnobiety App [Instagram]( [TikTok]( [Discord]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( [Facebook]( © 2023 Highsnobiety, Genthiner Str. 32-34, Berlin 10785, Germany This email was sent to {EMAIL}. You can [unsubscribe]( from this list. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms & Conditions]( | [View In Browser](