The latest in women's fashion: drops, runway collections, celebrity style, campaigns, and emerging trends.
Check out Moschino’s juiciest new drop: the Watermelon Bag. Crafted from buffed faux-leather in vibrant red and green, this structured shoulder bag features a graphic print that captures the essence of summer.
Salomon has enlisted Laila, Nadia, and Janna Gohar for a fresh take on its XT-Whisper design, presenting a bold visual narrative that unfolds amid the shelves of a New York library.
Saint Laurent’s Fall 2025 menswear show at the Bourse de Commerce played with polarities that have defined the house since its origin: freedom-seeking artistry paired with a thoughtful, more grounded sensibility.
Sunlight pours through an open window, casting a glow on Miu Miu’s Spring/Summer 2025 campaign, Duets.
Reese Witherspoon graces the streets of New York City in an ensemble that epitomizes understated sophistication.
Gentle Monster has stepped into new territory, unveiling a jewelry-focused lineup and spotlighting BLACKPINK’s Jennie as the face of the campaign.
Louis Vuitton’s second chapter of Awakened Hands, Awakened Minds expands on the intersection of craftsmanship and innovation, tracing the artistry..
Maison Margiela has a new figure at the forefront. Glenn Martens, known for his distinct viewpoint shaped by years at Y/Project and training at Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts, is stepping into the role of creative director.
Benedict Cumberbatch heads to the Arctic Circle in the second film of Prada’s ongoing collaboration with National Geographic.
Chanel’s Spring 2025 Couture show at the Grand Palais opened with a stark white moment before unraveling a full-spectrum narrative.
Valentine’s Day isn’t just about the usual clichés—it’s about turning up the heat with gifts that show how well you know her.
Tiffany & Co. introduces the third phase of the Tiffany Titan by Pharrell Williams collection, building on last year’s debut of freshwater pearl designs.
Y-3 has always tested the boundaries of contrast, and for Fall 2025, it pushes those opposites—physical and virtual, illuminated and shadowy—to new extremes.
Lanvin’s latest chapter arrives with a renewed spark under Artistic Director Peter Copping, who brings fresh energy to the house for Fall 2025.
The creative world of Anastasia Barbieri—renowned for her ability to balance the masculine and feminine—meets the understated chic of A.P.C. in the brand’s latest collaboration.
adidas by Stella McCartney returns to its racing roots with the Rasant, a reimagined sneaker that charged down Stella McCartney’s Spring/Summer 2025 runway in Paris last September.
The Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 fashion show in Paris saw an impressive lineup of celebrities attending to celebrate the brand’s bold designs.
Dior’s Spring-Summer 2025 haute couture collection by Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri, turns classic codes into something fresh.
Stella McCartney is taking back the minority stake in her namesake label that she initially sold to LVMH a few years ago.
Kith launches into the new season with a vibrant partnership at the Brooklyn Museum, marking five years of the brand’s Artist Series.