The star is clearly excited about the collaboration. She explained why she wanted her name to be connected to Converse in a statement: “Converse has no boundaries. It’s outspoken. I’ve always identified with Converse because the brand appeals to and represents so many different cultures and walks of life. And they’re accessible.”

“I definitely had my fans in mind and in my heart when I was creating,” she said on another occasion. “I put what they love about me and what I love about them into the design… No age, no gender, no sex — I wanted everyone to feel included.”

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But make no mistake, the fashion that influenced every episode will be seen as a replica-worthy costume for political series to come.

It’s a large task to create a politic-friendly wardrobe that is quiet enough not to outshine the characters who wear them, but loud enough to scream sex appeal in the halls around the oval office. The designer who does it so well is Lyn Paolo, Shonda Rhymes’ go-to costume designer for all of her infamous series such as Scandal, and How To Get Away With Murder. Paolo is the one to thank for creating the iconic wardrobe of Olivia Pope herself (Kerry Washington) – one of the luxury designers such as Gucci and Burberry, but also of conservative taste and class.

A Woman Of Many Styles

Paolo, herself, is not only the righthand gal for creator Shonda Rhymes, but has also racked up a resume with shows such as Shameless, of which she has commented on saying it’s harder to make something look “like real life” as opposed to the opulent jewels and dazzling attire worn in such a show as Scandal. While Lyn Paolo no longer has the glitz and glam cast of Scandal to dress, you can be sure she is no less busy leaving her mark on the world of costume design in many other ways.

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The star is clearly excited about the collaboration. She explained why she wanted her name to be connected to Converse in a statement: “Converse has no boundaries. It’s outspoken. I’ve always identified with Converse because the brand appeals to and represents so many different cultures and walks of life. And they’re accessible.”

“I definitely had my fans in mind and in my heart when I was creating,” she said on another occasion. “I put what they love about me and what I love about them into the design… No age, no gender, no sex — I wanted everyone to feel included.”

https://instagram.com/p/BiNfvfxlqo8/?utm_source=ig_embed

https://www.instagram.com/p/BiQs4UOFWdo/?utm_source=ig_embed

The post Miley Cyrus Collection for Converse Premiered appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

But make no mistake, the fashion that influenced every episode will be seen as a replica-worthy costume for political series to come.

It’s a large task to create a politic-friendly wardrobe that is quiet enough not to outshine the characters who wear them, but loud enough to scream sex appeal in the halls around the oval office. The designer who does it so well is Lyn Paolo, Shonda Rhymes’ go-to costume designer for all of her infamous series such as Scandal, and How To Get Away With Murder. Paolo is the one to thank for creating the iconic wardrobe of Olivia Pope herself (Kerry Washington) – one of the luxury designers such as Gucci and Burberry, but also of conservative taste and class.

A Woman Of Many Styles

Paolo, herself, is not only the righthand gal for creator Shonda Rhymes, but has also racked up a resume with shows such as Shameless, of which she has commented on saying it’s harder to make something look “like real life” as opposed to the opulent jewels and dazzling attire worn in such a show as Scandal. While Lyn Paolo no longer has the glitz and glam cast of Scandal to dress, you can be sure she is no less busy leaving her mark on the world of costume design in many other ways.

The post Scandal’s Fierce Fashion That Ran The White House appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.