The latest in women's fashion: drops, runway collections, celebrity style, campaigns, and emerging trends.
Dior and Lewis Hamilton are taking luxury to the slopes. The new men’s capsule, crafted with Hamilton’s input, is a blend of fashion, sport, and sustainability, rooted in a shared love for nature and artisanal craftsmanship.
The holidays are here, and Prada invites us to a gathering that’s anything but ordinary. The new Holiday 2024 campaign, titled “The Dinner Guests,” takes a seat at the table—or rather, disrupts it. It’s a celebration of indulgence, luxury, and the unexpected.
Gucci’s Horsebit 1953 loafer is back in the spotlight, and this time, Pietro Castellitto steps into its storied shoes. Directed by Sabato De Sarno, the new campaign continues Gucci’s evolution of an icon..
Ever walked into a high-end boutique lately and felt a pinch that’s more than just the price tag? It’s like the sparkle has dimmed, and the excitement that once defined luxury fashion is starting to fade.
CHANEL is lending its support to Singaporean director Eric Khoo’s latest film, “Spirit World.” Shot in Japan and produced by Matilde Incerti, the film tells the story of musician Claire Emery..
With the first Monday of May now just under seven months away, the 2025 Met Gala is gearing up with the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,”
Kim Jones is stepping down from his role as artistic director of womenswear and couture at Fendi to focus fully on Dior menswear, where he remains at the creative helm. The announcement, made jointly by Jones and Fendi, signals a significant shift for the designer who joined Fendi in 2020..
sacai’s collaboration with SPIEWAK launches on October 11. The Tokyo-based label teams up with SPIEWAK, a brand whose heritage in military outerwear stretches back over a century. Together, they reimagine the concept of the uniform, distilling elements from both brands into utilitarian silhouettes that feel distinctly
Prada presents “Lizzie Fitch | Ryan Trecartin: It Waives Back,” an exhibition at Prada Aoyama Tokyo running from October 24, 2024, to January 13, 2025. Supported by Fondazione Prada..
Gucci introduces “We Will Always Have London,” a fresh campaign under Creative Director Sabato De Sarno that highlights the Gucci Blondie bag and the Cruise 2025 collection.
When Spanish luxury collides with Swiss precision, the result is nothing less than iconic. Enter the latest LOEWE x On collaboration, a testament to fashion and function coming together with effortless flair.
Church’s marked the 50th anniversary of its iconic Shannon derby with an evening that felt as timeless as its craftsmanship.
As the crisp air of fall rolls in, it’s time to update your wardrobe with outerwear that combines style, comfort, and versatility. This season, women’s outerwear is making bold statements with a blend of classic silhouettes and modern twists.
Fashion isn’t just about the clothes we wear; it’s a reflection of our times, our society, and sometimes, our deepest struggles. Today, on World Mental Health Day, I want to pull back the curtain..
Angus Munro, a renowned casting director, has long been a pivotal figure in the fashion industry, known for his discerning eye and commitment to reshaping the modeling landscape.
Bottega Veneta is tapping into the spirit of movement with its latest campaign featuring brand ambassador Jacob Elordi. Shot by Alec Soth, known for his evocative storytelling, the campaign unfolds against the vast..
LVMH has sold Off-White, the brand founded by the late Virgil Abloh, to Bluestar Alliance, a New York-based firm known for acquiring and revitalizing contemporary brands.
BAO BAO Issey Miyake is shaking up the accessory scene with its latest drop: the “TRACK” series. The brand, always a step ahead in blending art with daily wear, takes its famous triangular design and flips the script.
Hedi Slimane’s chapter at Celine has officially closed. After seven years that redefined the brand and shook up the fashion scene, the news dropped with a succinct statement from LVMH: Slimane is stepping down as artistic director.
In the bustling heart of Paris, Nicolas Ghesquière presented Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2025 collection—a vivid exploration of contrasts that felt both unexpected and perfectly in tune..