For their wedding, the couple says they secured the earliest wedding date possible at their dream venue-January at the Hay-Adams-and decided to lean into the cozy, black tie, elegant vibe of a winter wedding. They chose emerald and white as the color scheme, with velvet green bridesmaids dresses, a green bow detail on their invitations and menu cards, and emerald green matchbooks-all among Caroline's favorite details.
As a fashion writer who loves experimenting with style, I've consistently returned to Anthropologie's aesthetic time and time again. The brand's mix of eclectic details, boho silhouettes, and richly textured fabrics creates the kind of postcard-worthy wardrobe I've always dreamed of as a traveler. But those whimsical pieces often come with a splurgy price tag that would stretch my travel budget more than I'd like.
With the Winter Olympics mere weeks away - this year's games, hosted in the Milano-Cortina region of Italy, are slated to kick off Feb. 6 - sponsors have begun to release their apparel capsules in earnest, and, as with every Olympics, there have been standouts among both the performance and lifestyle categories. EA7's Team Italia collection, for instance, was one of the surprise successes of Milan Fashion Week, while Mongolia's uniforms, designed by Goyol Cashmere, have been a viral sensation.
Last year, traditional luxury brands struggled to keep the attention of aspirational shoppers, and it was their lower-priced counterparts that swooped in to fill the gap. The formerly squeezed middle of the market - sitting below pure luxury labels but above mass-market brands - was able to capitalise on luxury's ever-growing prices and perceived lack of innovation. Tightening consumer budgets also played a part.
Finding comfy shoes you actually want to pack is one of the hardest parts of building a smart travel capsule wardrobe-especially when the most supportive styles lean more toward practicality than style. That's why Vionic stands out as a rare unicorn. It's a podiatrist-approved shoe brand that takes comfort and design seriously. Even Oprah is a fan-she's worn the brand herself and included Vionic on her coveted Favorite Things list, cementing its status as both stylish and travel-ready.
The show unfolded in a half-lit, slightly feral underground car park in Paris, very "crew lost in space, hope fading." Models slipped out of the shadows in razor-sharp tailoring stretched to uncanny proportions: elongated tuxedo jackets, narrow silhouettes, sleeves that seemed to keep going forever. Pleating pulled toward the bellybutton (yes, that bellybutton) nodded discreetly to the film's most infamous body horror moment, while sheer cupro tops and floor-length dresses clung like membranes, soft, translucent, unsettling.
Under the agreement, Lands' End contributes its intellectual property, including trademarks and existing license agreements, to a new 50/50 joint venture. WHP Global will pay $300 million in cash for a 50% controlling stake. Lands' End will then enter a long-term license agreement with the JV to operate its core direct-to-consumer and B2B businesses, with the license exclusive for core products and non-exclusive for other categories.
You might be amazed at how easy it can be to spice up your look, especially with the clever pieces included in this list. Scroll on to shop beauty products that'll get you glowing, accessories and undies that'll accentuate your favorite features, and more. These smartly designed products dial up the heat - and require so little work, they're practically magic. For an instantly sexier vibe, scroll on.
Getting dressed shouldn't feel like a daily obstacle course, but if you've ever battled a loose button or a hem that just won't cooperate, you know the struggle is real. That's where these low-key genius clothing hacks come in. Think: tiny tools and brilliant fixes that make your clothes actually work for you. These all solve those oddly specific wardrobe problems you didn't even realize had such easy fixes. Scroll on for more.
Freeze no longer, dear reader. Amazon has plenty of long-sleeved matching sets to keep you comfortable and toasty on future flights. From a sophisticated cardigan sweater set to a sporty half-zip tracksuit, we've handpicked 10 of the best two-piece travel sets. These separates are versatile enough to match with the other pieces in your travel wardrobe, creating even more outfit options for your travels. The best part? They're all under $55.
Pharrell Williams has grand designs for Louis Vuitton - and not just for your back. His Autumn/Winter 2026 show took place around an ergonomic wood and moulded glass edifice he named the Drophaus , presumably so-called because you can bung it anywhere and it's ready to go, like a pop-up Glastonbury tent but far more glamorous (and, indeed, expensive). Louis Vuitton is about travel,
Back in the '90s, the lean, melanated baldie from the Bronx gave fashion houses access to minority cultures around the globe, often the only Black model in casting rooms full of blond, blue-eyed boys. "They would look at me like I was crazy," remembers Beckford of his fair-skinned peers. "Like, 'Didn't you get the memo? Did your agent mess up and send you to the wrong casting?'"
"Love me, please love me." It's not a refrain you anticipate hearing at a Comme des Garçons show, Rei Kawakubo perhaps being one of the most unloveable designers working in fashion right now. Kawakubo is adored, but as a self-declared and much-demonstrated punk, she makes no overtures or compromises to engender universal affection with her clothes. They're difficult, obstinate, unreasonable in their undeniable genius. Kawakubo doesn't need to be loved.
She donned a strapless light brown tube bra over a fitted dark brown tank top, featuring a plunging halter-neck collar and slightly cropped hem, to create a layered workout ensemble. She paired her dual tops with stretchy flared yoga pants, which she scrunched up on one side to create a high-low contrast. She topped her 'fit with a khaki-hued cargo track jacket, featuring a boxy frame and oversized pockets.
There are shifts in fashion that arrive without noise. They don't demand attention, yet they gradually reshape the way people dress with surprising clarity. The renewed presence of women's suits fits into this kind of quiet transformation. It isn't about looking back or reviving old dress codes. It reflects a growing appetite for clarity, intention and proportion - qualities that feel increasingly valuable in a moment defined by constant visual stimulation.
What we do share, though, is our sense of style, which for her has been harder to navigate since so few brands cater to petite portions. But as a professional fashion writer (and the eldest daughter), it has become my mission to track down petite clothes my mom can feel good about wearing on the go, without feeling swallowed in a chunky knit.
Embroidery is a historic mainstay of traditional clothing in Asia or the Middle East, as well as Western Haute Couture, but it is increasingly present in Paris, Milan or New York on modern men's shirts, bomber jackets or blazers. Designers at Dior, Dolce Gabbana, Kenzo or Gucci have adopted it in recent runway shows, while Louis Vuitton's celebrity rapper-designer Pharell Williams dedicated his entire June collection to India after visiting the country.
To honour him, the cover of Vogue Italia's February issue out this month will be a take on Valentino red, while Donatella Versace wore a bright red suit when she went to pay tribute to her fellow designer, as he lay in state in Rome on Thursday. If most of the mourners at his funeral on Friday including the actor Anne Hathaway, and fashion's Anna Wintour,
The famed globetrotter added a new stamp to her passport when she landed in Cape Town for the first-time ever this month. As per usual, Lipa took her followers with her by sharing snippets of the trip via an Instagram photo dump, which included what she saw, ate, and wore. One look, in particular, demanded attention. Lipa's no-fuss base included a white top with a subtle crop and denim shorts, aka jorts, with a bit of fraying on the hem.
A good winter coat can be the difference between dreading winter and enjoying the season. Think about it: The right coat can offer you comfort and warmth even in freezing temperatures, making it more likely you'll enjoy venturing outside, whether it's just to a dinner with friends or a challenging winter hike. If you're on the hunt for a high-quality layer, now's a great time to add a new cold-weather staple to your closet.
Much has been mythologised about Laurel Canyon in the 1970s, the loose hillside network of rented houses, recording studios, informal salons and open doors in the hidden in the Hollywood Hills. Musicians, artists and writers moving between kitchens, gardens and living rooms - stars like Joni Mitchell, The Byrds, The Doors, Frank Zappa are said to have played songs for one another, partied, took drugs and slept with each other, living freely while writing the music we still listen to today.
This is the gym bag for people who carry everything. Shoes, sweaty clothes, water bottle, yoga mat; it all fits, and then some. Lululemon's 3-in-1 design is thoughtfully laid out, genuinely comfortable to carry, and impressively versatile. It's less subtle than some options, but if performance and organization matter most, this one delivers. This was our go-to for long training days. Nothing touched anything it shouldn't, and that alone earned points.
As we continue our exploration into the dynamic world of NEXT GEN, we are thrilled to present Interview Number 3 in our series, featuring the visionary Amike Studio. Renowned for its unique blend of craftsmanship and narrative, Amike Studio's debut collection, AGASONGERO, offers a profound reflection on the designer's roots and the journey of life itself. Inspired by the hills of Rwanda, where the designer grew up, this collection tells a story of climactic struggles, momentous pauses, and the enduring beauty found in persistence.
