As the world emerges from the pandemic, what better way to seize the new day than reclaiming and reinventing fashion’s most outrageous colour?
Autumn/winter haute couture fashion shows took inspiration from a legendary mid-century clique of women who defined glamour, and episodes of a TV series about them, Feud: Capote’s Women, start filming soon.
Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior’s artistic director, talks about how she brought one of the most venerated fashion maisons into the 21st century, and working at the pinnacle of a male-dominated industry.
Cape Town can now add fashion haven to its list of tourist draws, while Johannesburg, once toxic to foreign visitors, has been reborn as a hip destination for style-minded travellers.
Having returned to London after 15 years in Asia, interior designer Alice Keswick has wasted no time stamping her inimitable signature style onto her Notting Hill town house.
The Fendi Baguette was the first It bag. Kim Kardashian and Sarah Jessica Parker, whose Sex and the City character Carrie Bradshaw was a fan, were on hand in New York to help celebrate its 25th anniversary.
From an Instagram-friendly Dior store to the city’s most anticipated five-star hotel, five new or revived stores and hotspots in Paris to visit.
Hong Kong menswear designer Karmuel Young habitually went to see the Alexander Calder sculpture Horizontal when he lived in Paris, and now finds it an inspiration when designing his latest clothing lines.
Taiwan-born, New York-based fashion designer Jason Wu reflects on his life, from a childhood spent making clothes for Barbie dolls to dressing none other than Michelle Obama.
‘China Adorned: Ritual and Custom of Ancient Cultures’ boasts almost 700 images that document and demystify the customs of more than 30 of China’s ethnic minorities.
From costume dramas like Netflix’s Bridgerton to contemporary remakes, reality shows and documentaries on royals, television has everything you need to get your fashion fix.
A gorgeous pair of shoes dating from China’s Guangxu period and on show at the Hong Kong Palace Museum are prettier and likely kinder on the feet than the current footwear of the moment.
From the Hermès Birkin and the Lady Dior, to the Chanel 2.55 and the Fendi Baguette, the designer handbag is a fashion icon linked to some of the world’s most prominent women.
‘Fashioning Masculinities’, the catalogue from the Victoria and Albert Museum’s current exhibition, takes a trip through the history of men’s fashion, from sumptuous dandies to sobering suits.
Since the beginning of commercial air travel, cabin crew uniforms have been influenced by many factors. Here’s a look at their evolution, as the inside of a plane remains a distant memory for many of us.
