The latest in women's fashion: drops, runway collections, celebrity style, campaigns, and emerging trends.
Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty is taking center stage as a premium partner for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, marking a significant leap for the brand renowned for its inclusive ethos.
Celine’s Winter 2024 collection, “La Collection de l’Arc de Triomphe,” directed by Hedi Slimane, pays tribute to the legendary photographer Richard Avedon. Designed in July 2023 and filmed in Paris in December 2023, this collection blends historical and contemporary elements, capturing Celine’s rich heritage. The campa
Fear of God is back with its latest offering, Collection 8 – Fall/Winter 2024, aptly titled “American Symphony.” Jerry Lorenzo’s visionary take on American luxury continues to evolve, this time weaving a narrative that blends cinematic inspiration with the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship.
Sergio Rossi has tapped Paul Andrew as its new creative director, marking a significant shift for the iconic Italian footwear brand now under the ownership of Lanvin Group.
It’s rare for a brand to resonate so deeply with the zeitgeist that it becomes synonymous with a movement. Yet, this is precisely what Jerry Lorenzo has achieved with Fear of God.
Camila Morrone’s undeniable allure ignites the Chanel Fall-Winter 2024/25 pre-collection campaign, captured by the lens of Karim Sadli.
The Miu Miu Fall/Winter 2024 campaign is a candid reflection of life’s journey through fashion, capturing moments from childhood to adulthood, spanning across gender and style spectrums.
Peter Hawkings, the longtime deputy of Tom Ford and creative director since 2023, has exited the luxury brand following its acquisition by Estée Lauder and Zegna.
Balenciaga has made a significant leap into the realm of augmented reality with the release of its new app for the Apple Vision Pro, a cutting-edge headset that debuted in the US earlier this year.
In 2024, Gucci revisits the equestrian legacy that has galvanized its aesthetic for nearly a century with the 20th anniversary relaunch of its Horsebit fine jewelry collection.
Disney is bringing back the beloved world of fashion with a sequel to the 2006 hit “The Devil Wears Prada,” featuring the return of key cast members.
“Any time the work can be worn beyond the runway is so gratifying,” Daniel Roseberry once said, encapsulating the ethos that drives his vision for Schiaparelli. Since taking the reins as Artistic Director in 2019, Roseberry has steered the storied Parisian couture house into a new era marked by audacity and growth.
In its latest campaign for the Fall/Winter 2024 collection, LOEWE strips back to the essentials, employing the stark, revealing lens of renowned photographer David Sims.
Peter Copping has been appointed as the new artistic director of Lanvin, France’s oldest couture house, concluding a year-long search amidst instability at its Chinese parent company.
Alessandro Michele, formerly the creative maestro at Gucci, has introduced his first collection for Valentino a bit earlier than anticipated, ahead of his official Spring 2025 debut.
New York’s State Assembly has passed the groundbreaking Fashion Workers Act, a significant step toward enhancing the rights and protections for fashion models.
In the luminous aura of the CHANEL COCO BEACH 2024 collection, a seamless fusion of elegance and leisure unfolds like a panoramic view of a perfect summer.
The Spring 2025 collection from Stella McCartney underscores her enduring influence in fashion, rooted deeply in both heritage and innovation.
In a city where the weather is as unpredictable as its inhabitants’ schedules, Helmut Lang’s Resort 2025 collection offers a nuanced dialogue between form and function, embodying a distinctive duality that’s uniquely New Yorker.
Tweed reverberates within the fashion lexicon, not merely as a fabric but as a manifesto of CHANEL’s enduring allure.