90s Fashion Is Back And Better Than Ever
Designers are reinventing classics from the past to create the latest trends.
Designers are reinventing classics from the past to create the latest trends.
Creativity knows no limits, as leading designers continue to invent, transform, and bring fresh ideas to their brands.
Now that the year end’s fast approaching and social restrictions are easing, it’s time to reintroduce a sense of fun into your wardrobe.
British label Alexander Clementine’s sustainable underwear made of biodegradable natural fibre is fit for royalty.
Everyone from Dua Lipa to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is making bold statements through the pretty insect.
With its push-up bras, thongs and questionable catwalk shows, Victoria’s Secret was woefully out of touch with what women want now. So how can it revive its reputation? Janie Schaffer, its new head of design, tells John Arlidge her plan to polish up the tarnished brand.
If you buy only one thing for FW2021, make it a cape or a poncho. Comfy, cocooning and uncomplicated, they’re the wearable hug we all need right now.
A focus on comfort was prevalent throughout the collections, but it didn’t stop there. Designers embraced exuberance and creativity, with the collective hope that the new normal we are entering will be one that’s better.
Covid-19 has transformed the way we live, work, play, socialise and shop — some say for good. Hopefully, fashion has evolved in tandem.
As countries scramble to reopen borders and establish travel bubbles, take a moment to indulge in the holiday dreams designers have delightfully woven for us.
From chunky biker boots to sleek knee-highs, here are some of our favourite boots for the AW20 season.
Pearl necklaces aren’t just for the ladies anymore, with new and interesting variations that transcend gender.
Here’s your Autumn/Winter 2020 runway report.