ICYMI: This robot is making On’s spray-on marathon sneaker, its fastest-ever distance shoe
In 2024, Kenyan long-distance runner Hellen Obiri beat her compatriots Sharon Lokedi and Edna Kiplagat to win that year’s Boston Marathon – her second victory on the famously undulating course, and at that point her third marathon major (she added a fourth at the 2025 New York Marathon). On her feet? An intriguing pair of laceless sneakers by Swiss sportswear brand On, a prototype of what would…
Jimmy Choo Unveils Latest Installment of Their ‘From the Atelier’ Series
“From the Atelier is an opportunity for us to explore design in its purest sense,” said Choi via a press release. “Allowing us to experiment, to push craftsmanship further, and to celebrate the beauty of making. Nature has always been a powerful reference point in my world, its resilient and evolving beauty something I keep returning to. With this collection, I wanted to capture the emotion of the seasons…
Bridal, But Make It Now
New York Fashion Week Bridal designers provided a fresh spin on the centuries-old marriage tradition. In their hands, the gowns were tweaked and twisted for extra charm. This isn’t your typical meringue number; instead, it’s a modern view of how women want to dress on their wedding day. And we love it. Main Image: Three brides from Sareh Nouri.
Anna Wintour Lands Her First Vogue Cover
The article that accompanies the cover was written by Malle, but is more of a lightly edited transcript of a conversation between Streep, Wintour, and filmmaker Greta Gerwig (who directed Streep in 2018’s ‘Little Women’). It’s an interesting conversation. You can tell that Streep admires Wintour and that Gerwig admires Streep and that Wintour is unbothered by anyone, which is just so Miranda Priestly of her.
Maison Margiela translates its radical approach to fashion into a new haute parfumerie collection
The Parisian fashion brand unveils a new line of luxury perfumes developed by John Galliano and Glenn Martens. Here, we break down the five intriguing scents. The debut of Maison Margiela’s Scentsorium collection marks the cult brand’s first foray into luxury perfumery after years of winning fans with its Artisanal collection of its clothing: materials are stripped back or deconstructed,…
ICYMI: The Devil Wears Prada 2 Merch at Target Is So Bad
The Devil Wears Prada 2 hits theaters on May 1st and, honestly, it looks like it is going to be a lot of fun. The trailer for the much-anticipated sequel shows Andrea Sachs (Anne Hathaway) returning to Runway Magazine as Features Editor, jet setting around the world, and generally causing turmoil for Miranda Priestly (who doesn’t remember her) and Emily (who remembers her all too well).
ICYMI: John Galliano is making his return to fashion with Zara
The former Dior creative director has signed a two-year ‘creative partnership’ with Zara, following his departure from Maison Margiela in 2024. Here’s what we know so far. It has been over a year since John Galliano left Maison Margiela after a decade-long tenure – a time defined by voraciously creative collections and theatrical runway presentations.
Check Out Bad Bunny’s New Zara Collab
On Thursday, May 21st, Zara and Bad Bunny will officially launched their first collaboration: a clothing collection they’re calling BENITO ANTONIO after Bad Bunny’s real name, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio. The 150-piece collection was designed in close collaboration with Bad Bunny’s longtime creative director Janthony Oliveras and includes tailoring, oversized essentials, textured separates…
Diana Ross to Headline Explosive 16-Episode Series “Strings and Stories”
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‘Birkin bangs’ are the softest way to wear a fringe this winter — how to recreate the retro trend
Beauty: Aquick glance at Spring 2026 runways tells you one thing beyond doubt: the newest fringe trend celebrates class and poise, with a chic sixties touch. Iconically dubbed ‘Birkin bangs’, we’re expecting to see this retro take on curtain bangs everywhere in the coming weeks – and according to expert hairstylists…
Curated Chic Holiday Hairstyle Ideas That Are Anything But Basic
Originally featured in Marie Claire, this curated guide highlights the best looks to show up with—and stand out in—at every holiday affair. The secret? Keep it simple and intentional. Build each style around one silhouette, one defining detail, and the right pro-level tools—then let your creativity take it from…
ICYMI: Herringbone Highlights: The Chicest Way To (Still) Embrace Gray Hair
TZR: For many, beginning to go gray tends to present two presumed options: either you start dyeing your hair to cover it up, or you let nature fully do its thing and let the gray take over. In reality, there is a third choice that’s as chic as it is overlooked herringbone— highlights. The up-and-coming hair trend embraces the process…
This Japanese Hair Washing Technique Is the Key To Healthy Hair Growth
Hair: Is Japanese-style hair washing the secret to healthier hair growth? Well, when it comes to beauty, time and time again, Japanese beauty brands, researchers, and creators remain one step ahead. A simple example of that? Consider the hair brush. While many people in the west who following western beauty routines are brushing…
Now You Know—20 Ways to Style Curly Hair With Bangs
Cutting bangs into any texture usually feels like a huge commitment. One that you have to prepare to wait months to grow out if you don’t like the look or want to change up your hairstyle. On straight hair, bangs are slightly easier to camouflage into a slicked-back style or layers. But on curly hair, bangs not only completely change…
Pamela Anderson’s Minimalist Shaggy Bob Is A Lesson In Growing Out Short Hair
So, it’s been a few months since you took the plunge and got a bob – now what? While there’s no denying just how cool and statement-making short hair can be, the growing out period – where the length of your hair is neither short enough to deliver the same impact nor long enough to feel weighty or swishy – can be tricky.
Five October Nail Colors to Try, From Gilded Copper to Purple Velvet
With the official start of fall comes deeper, richer, and dare we say, moodier and more mysterious, choices in nail polish colors. Celebrity manicurist Temeka Jackson echoes this sentiment, saying, “This season, nail trends lean into richness, warmth, and timeless sophistication.” With the official start of fall comes deeper, richer, and dare we say…
Here’s All the Wavy Haircut Inspiration You and Your Stylist Need
Finding “the one” when it comes to wavy haircuts can be tricky. Everyone has their own aesthetic preferences, and even if you spot a cut or style you adore on someone else, it might not translate the same way on you. The reason is that differences in anatomy, like face shape, hair type, and especially curl pattern, significantly…
Are Western Beauty Standards Cooked?
In a new column for Highsnobiety, writer Sable Yong explores how the culture of beauty impacts our lives. A few months ago, I found myself in the hot seat at Bryant Park’s preeminent “K-aesthetics” medical spa, lured by the opportunity to try South Korea’s hottest new neurotoxin. “It’s all I use in my practice now,” Dr. Darby Koh says…
Grace Burns Refuses to Be Boxed In
The model, photographer, and writer opens up to L’OFFICIEL about finding her creative identity—and steps into the spotlight wearing some of our favorite American sportswear–inspired looks from the spring runways in Paris. The influence of American sportswear was impossible to ignore on the spring runways in Paris—clean tailoring, sharp jackets…
Harry Styles Has Called It: The Sneakerina Isn’t Going Anywhere in 2026
The look is grown up, a little hot liberal arts professor, comprising a navy cotton-poplin overcoat, a grey cashmere knit, a shirt, woollen trousers, and lime-green Collapse sneakers. After 2022’s Grammy-winning Harry’s House and its attendant 22-month Love On Tour, Harry Styles all but vanished from public view, with only the occasional pap shot—strolling Rome’s cobblestones…
7 Ways French Women Are Making Jeans and a Sweater Look Less “Dated” and More 2026
Is there any winter outfit combination that’s easier than jeans and a sweater? I certainly can’t think of one. But a person doesn’t get by on jeans and a sweater alone. You’ll need outerwear, shoes, accessories, and so on. And while the combination of denim and knitwear is as timeless as it gets, there’s plenty of variance when it comes to how you style these pieces, and the specific types of jeans…
ICYMI: Matthieu Blazy takes to the New York subway for his joyful sophomore Chanel show
In 1931, Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel took a trip to America: the destination, Hollywood, where she was set to meet studio executive Samuel Goldwyn to discuss working with him to help dress the leading ladies of his movies (he hoped that her Parisian sensibility would attract more women into theatres). En route, she made a pit stop…
Azzedine Alaïa Was One of the World’s Great Couture Collectors—These Are His Diors
For nearly 40 years, Alaïa quietly assembled what is considered the largest private fashion archive on record: some 20,000 pieces, acquired from 1968 until his death in 2017. That he collected around 600 Christian Dior designs—most by Dior himself—reflected his lifelong interest in the couturier’s dresses…
Met Museum unveils 2026 Met Gala theme: ‘Costume Art’
It’s a question the Metropolitan Museum of Art hopes to answer with its next Costume Institute exhibition, which it revealed on Monday morning will be “Costume Art.” Opening May 10th, the showcase will pair almost 200 artworks with around 200 garments and accessories in an effort to join the dots between fashion and…
Skate Sneakers Get a High-Fashion Update From Pharrell Williams for Latest Louis Vuitton Men’s Collection
Called the LV Tilted sneaker, the French luxury firm’s men’s creative director took inspiration from vintage low-top skate sneakers from the early 2000s to create the silhouette. According to Vuitton, the suede skate-inspired shoe takes its name from the slightly inclined and embroidered LV initials signature…
The Year of Manufacturing the Body. And Booty. And Boobs.
Fashion has begun exaggerating, or distorting, the female form like never before. What exactly is going on? So long, body positivity. You have been crushed under a mountain of GLP-1s, corsets, panniers and bustles. So long, paying lip service to the virtues of loving ourselves just as we are. Designers, medicine and technology have come together to create what…
ICYMI: John Galliano is making his return to fashion with Zara
The former Dior creative director has signed a two-year ‘creative partnership’ with Zara, following his departure from Maison Margiela in 2024. Here’s what we know so far. It has been over a year since John Galliano left Maison Margiela after a decade-long tenure – a time defined by voraciously creative collections and theatrical runway presentations.
Kaia Gerber Returns the Gaze
Born into a life of being looked at, the model and actor is finding ways to subvert the weight of expectations. Kaia Gerber is seated in a sunny corner of her Los Angeles home, flanked by bookcases. It’s a rare week off for the 24-year-old model and actor, who is currently in production on Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of The Shards, Bret Easton Ellis’s coming-of-age thriller.
The 36 Most Memorable Fashion Magazine Covers of 2025
Fashion media may have faced its challenges this year, from mergers to layoffs to the threat of AI, but that didn’t stop magazines from putting out plenty of unforgettable covers. In 2025, publishers didn’t shy away from challenging the tense political climate: Elon Musk’s estranged daughter Vivian Wilson posed in Miu Miu for Dazed, while Glamour UK spotlighted…
Vogue’s 55 Best Dressed People of 2025
It’s a question we ask every week, and after any major red carpet—but with the end of the year upon us, we wanted the answer to feel more definitive. So we compiled an unranked list of around 50 extremely fashionable characters from 2025, rounding up actors, models, musicians, politicians, dancers, gallerists, and more who dressed in ways that made us take notice.
Tilda Swinton, Gwendoline Christie, Venus Williams, and More Star In The 2026 Pirelli Calendar
Tis the season! The Pirelli Calendar has returned for 2026, featuring a glamorous all-star cast combining fashion and fantasy across twelve magical months. This year, “The Elements” served as the annual calendar’s fashion-forward theme. Whether embracing earth’s luscious blossoms or water’s dark depths, shots by British photographe…
The Universe According to Timothée
Timothée Chalamet has spent an hour walking in circles. He has experimented with footfalls. Tweaked the swing of his gait. Paused, reset, touched the tips of his long fingers together. Drilled this circular walk once, twice, a dozen times—until it looks effortless and unstudied. We’re at a dance studio in Hell’s Kitchen, the same neighborhood…
Cynthia Erivo Tells Harper’s Bazaar She Wants Distance From Elphaba
The fantastically fashionable press tour for Wicked: For Good has begun, with Cynthia Erivo fronting Harper’s Bazaar’s November issue. The star is shot by Cass Bird against stark backdrops with a flurry of magically enchanting and dynamic couture, hailing from Giorgio Armani Privé, Balenciaga Haute Couture…
Glamour’s Women of the Year Named
Glamour‘s women of the year are here! The magazine’s annual portfolio of female figures that made an impact across entertainment, media, sports, and more throughout the year has officially arrived—and 2025’s powerful list is especially star-studded. This year’s stylish lineup of cover ladies includes Demi Moore, Tyla, Pat McGrath…
17 of the Best Spring 2026 Fashion Campaigns (So Far)
From Kaia Gerber in Givenchy to Hudson Williams in Balenciaga. It’s still a little chilly out, but at least we’ve got these fabulous spring campaigns to give us preview of the warmer (and more fashionable) days to come. Balenciaga: “I chose individuals, not characters,” said creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli in a release. “Human beings with distinct stories, faces marked by experience, vulnerability, and nuance.
Penélope Cruz and the Art of Intention
More than three decades into her acting career, The Bride! star is making the most of her time, both onscreen and off. What is this game? Penélope Cruz remembers asking herself at 5 years old, playing with a neighbor in her hometown outside Madrid. The game was pretend. “Pretending to be somebody else in a different life, a different situation…
Inside The Ferragamo Atelier, Where Craftsmanship And Heritage Shape 21st Century Designs
In 1978, a serendipitous mistake in the Ferragamo atelier gave birth to one of fashion’s most enduring symbols. Fiamma Ferragamo, founder Salvatore’s eldest daughter, was developing a new pump for the modern woman—someone who would accept nothing short of a sophisticated, comfortable shoe. The designers began…
ICYMI: All eyes on Paris Photo 2025 – focus on our highlights
The world’s most important international photography fair brings together iconic and emerging names, galleries large and small – and there’s much to covet. There was much to see – and to covet – held at the Paris Photo 2025 (13-16 November), the 28th edition of the event, which is back at the Grand Palais for the second year…
Joy Gregory subverts beauty standards with her new exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery
It is apt that Joy Gregory’s first major survey show at the Whitechapel Gallery should take its title from a proverb said by her mother. In every room, her words – ‘you catch more flies with honey than vinegar’ – ring true. Here, these honeyed photographs hold a pertinent political message that sticks. Using nineteenth-century photographic…
Jodie Turner-Smith | The Spine Has Teeth
Jodie Turner-Smith is a woman who knows how to get on with it. It should be unsurprising, considering the career the actress has managed to carve out for herself in just a few short years—you don’t go from a Melina Matsoukas feature (Queen & Slim [2019]) to playing Anne Boleyn (Anne Boleyn [2021]), star in a Kogonada…
Manolo Blahnik Rolls Out Pink Carpet for Marie Antoinette Capsule at Burlington Arcade
LONDON — Manolo Blahnik, the sole sponsor of the Victoria and Albert Museum show, “Marie Antoinette Style,” has heralded the launch of its Marie Antoinette-themed capsule with an installation at the Burlington Arcade. “I have always adored Burlington Arcade and its enduring elegance and history. T
ICYMI: Fashion & Interiors: A Gendered Affair | New Release via Hannibal Books
Fashion and interior design’s intertwinement receives an analysis through the lens of gender in Hannibal Books’ new release, Fashion & Interiors: A Gendered Affair. Authored by Romy Cockx, Robin Schuldenfrei and Lara Steinhäußer, A Gendered Affair explores the subjects’ intersection by referencing the work of contemporary…
What to see at Frieze Seoul 2025
Don’t miss this mix of contemporary and established artists at Frieze Seoul, September 3-6 ; here’s our guide to the fair and what’s on around the city. Frieze Seoul is back for its fourth edition, returning to COEX from 3-6 September 2025, running alongside Kiaf, South Korea’s leading art fair. Located in the heart of Gangnam at K-POP Square…
Undeniable: Christian Siriano’s Designs in New Exhibit
For CFDA member Christian Siriano, fashion has always been a declaration of belonging. “Undeniable: The Designs of Christian Siriano and Ashley Longshore” brings that ethos to the forefront, celebrating a designer whose work has consistently expanded the boundaries of American fashion through inclusivity, craftsmanship, and cultural relevance.
Oscar Nominations: ‘Sinners’ Breaks Record With 16
NYT: “One Battle After Another” was close behind with 13 nods. Acting nominees include Michael B. Jordan, Kate Hudson, Timothée Chalamet and Teyana Taylor.The nominations for the 98th Academy Awards were dominated by Hollywood’s most endangered species — highly original, studio-made films with hefty budgets. “Sinners,” a horror fantasia set in the 1930s and rooted in Black culture…
Harry Styles Is Back (With a Disco Album?)
Music: You don’t need a feather boa to make an impact, just a great pair of jeans and a tee—ask Harry Styles. The X Factor talent show success story and post-boyband boy unleashed his latest album campaign on January 15th and the sum of its parts was: jeans + tee + discoball. It blew the internet wide open. Shot by Vogue favorite…
Gracie Abrams has been announced as the muse for Chanel’s Coco Crush jewelry!
At a Chateau Marmont-hosted launch party for her new Chanel Coco Crush campaign, Abrams caught up with The Hollywood Reporter to talk music, secret wishes and whether she would act one day. It’s only a week old, but Gracie Abrams is crushing the new year. The superstar singer debuted this week as the new face of Chanel’s…
Taylor Swift Responds to People Who Want Her to ‘Go Away’ and ‘Give Someone Else a Turn’ in Music
Taylor Swift addressed critics who want her to “go away” and “give someone else a turn” in music during her Late Night With Stephen Colbert interview. The singer had been speaking about how much she admires career longevity. The star recently shut down theories she’d be quitting music after getting married to Travis Kelce.
Madonna has unveiled ‘Bedtime Stories – The Untold Chapter’
To celebrate the recent 30th anniversary of Bedtime Stories’ October 1994 release, Madonna has unveiled Bedtime Stories – The Untold Chapter, an eight-track EP comprised of early demos, alternate versions, and rarities. In addition to remixes of official singles “Secret” and “Human Nature,” the collection includes…
The Story Behind Charli xcx’s Gothic New Wuthering Heights Music Video
Yesterday evening, Charli xcx released Chains of Love, the second single from her forthcoming album Wuthering Heights, the soundtrack to Emerald Fennell’s highly anticipated film adaptation of Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel. A feverish new music video arrives with the song, directed and choreographed by C Prinz. Chains of Love follows…
Lady Gaga Embraces Mayhem Glamour For Rolling Stone
The musician fronts the title’s new December issue, outfitted in dark feathers and diamonds in tandem with her ongoing Mayhem album cycle. While speaking in her feature interview alongside her gothically glam editorial, Gaga opens up about her dedication to the art of music, finding healing through songs like “Disease,” and the success…
ICYMI: Allow Hilary Duff to Reintroduce Herself
Hilary Duff always knew that she would make music again—even when her fanbase had started to lose faith. In their defense, it has been over a decade since Duff released a studio album: 2015’s criminally underrated Breathe In. Breathe Out. But even as her focus shifted to acting and raising four children…
9 Most Shocking Revelations From Doja Cat’s Vogue Cover Story
Chloe Malle’s Vogue just dropped their April cover and this month the glossy is fronted by none other than musician and fashion provocateur Doja Cat! The issue includes some very cool photos by Willy Vanderperre (styled by Carlos Nazario) and a sprawling 4000-word profile by Liam Hess that touches on a whole bunch of stuff from Doja Cat’s past and present — from her restrictive upbringing to her toxic…
ICYMI: AT 45, Britney Spears Shocks the World with a Song Fans Thought They Might Never Hear Again
The release, described by early listeners as “achingly smooth and unexpectedly vulnerable,” is already being hailed as one of the most powerful returns in modern pop music. For more than two decades, Britney Spears has been more than a pop icon — she’s been a cultural phenomenon. A voice behind timeless hits, sold-out tours, and unforgettable performances…