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Dove Cameron married Damiano David at a 12th-century Tuscan castle in a custom Valentino gown with a four-meter star-embroidered veil by Alessandro Michele.
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The hottest fashion product of Q2 2026 was a $37 Knicks cap, ranked above Chanel's sunglasses and a $400 Issey Miyake stole. What that says about how people find clothes now, and whether it survives a quarter without a trophy.
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Busayo Olupona sent models in head-to-toe adire into real Lagos parties, where nobody checks a guest list. They check your cloth.
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Massimo Dutti climbed eight places to No. 10 in the Lyst Index Q2 2026. What the 43% search surge, a Bella Hadid moment in Saint-Tropez, and a Palma flagship renovation say about accessible luxury and the price tiers that separate them.
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If you're looking for a fashion girl in 2026, you'll probably find her with a knot at the back of her neck. Ahead, Ifeanyi Ikeji reports on the rise of "the halter basic."
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The Costume Institute is honoring one of fashion’s most influential designers while confronting the antisemitic conduct that reshaped his career. Can the Met hold both truths at once without letting one absolve the other?
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The Birkin is still expensive, scarce and expertly made. Its real problem may be cultural: a status symbol loses power when everyone can read it.
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Ten affordable fragrance oils and sprays, tested on skin over three weeks in heat of both Detroit and Lagos.
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“Elegance is Simplicity.” Cristobel Balenciaga
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In the rhinestones, the wigs, and one electric-yellow suit, Dolly Parton made a visual language as exacting as her songs.
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In the rhinestones, the wigs, and one electric-yellow suit, Dolly Parton made a visual language as exacting as her songs.
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If you’re cute on Instagram, it will sell. — Simon Porte Jacquemus. There is a question no one in the fashion industry wants to answer out loud: who is actually making the clothes? Not the designer whose name is stitched into the lining. Not the studio team in
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There is a difference between products you buy and products you actually finish. I test a lot. Most things get halfway used and quietly retire to the back of the shelf. These five did not. I scraped the container, squeezed the tube, and got every last drop. Th
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Before the Instagram algorithm, before the runway photographer, before the glossy editorial spread madelooking sick look aspirational, there was a disease that killed one in seven people in Europe and theUnited States. It hollowed its victims from the inside o
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“Gucci is not a fashion or a design house; it was always a trademark.” — Maurizio Gucci Maurizio Gucci said it plainly. He said it decades ago, like a confession from a man who had watched his grandfather’s dream curdle slowly into logo merchandise. The quote
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The June 2026 cover of British Vogue does not whisper. Photographed by Rafael Pavarotti and styled by Kate Phelan in a silk-knit dress from Matthieu Blazy’s debut Chanel collection, Anok Yai stands against a green studio backdrop and looks directly into the le
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By Ifeanyi Ikeji Diane von Furstenberg once said: “When a woman dresses up for an occasion, she is really dressing up for herself.” But what happens when an entire industry dresses the world and cannot afford to dress itself? This is the quiet crisis living in
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Anna Wintour’s Chanel looks at the Met Gala are signature uniform, dramatic feathered outer layer over an ornate gown, one would think she’s just wearing them to match the carpet, but the two executions reveal very different fashion languages. The 2019 pink lo
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They did not simply arrive. They made arguments. These are the women who worefashion the way it was always meant to be worn: as if it mattered.There is a version of the Met Gala where everyone shows up and the clothes arebea
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Beyoncé extended her presence at the 2026 Met Gala well beyond the red carpet, unveiling a second, unexpected look by Robert Wun that shifted the tone of her appearance from regal arrival to conceptual after-hours statement. The reveal felt deliberate—less lik
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