The thing is, you can do all the the hippest streetwear, you can go mad for maximalism, you can adapt athleisure and make it work for everyday living. But whatever you do, you can’t make it as cool as the looks of those few years in the late 60s and early 70s when Jackie O…
Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri does seem to love the looks and motifs of the Americas from prairie styling to rodeos, and her latest obsession, Mexico’s female escaramuza riders saw her latest collection adopting an equestrian theme that symbolically underlined just how much she’s taken the reins of a label that’s now being reshaped in her…
I’ve never really been a Jil sander cheerleader, apart from a few years when Raf Simons was at the helm, but that’s not much in an almost-50-year history for the label. Yet I’m certainly warming to Luke and Lucie Meier’s vision for the brand. For women who reject the current maximalist trend, who love neutral…
It was like a trip down memory lane at the Prada Resort show in New York as Miuccia Prada and her team revisited the geeky, awkward, but hugely influential collections that the label gave us in the 1990s.
Pre-summer, resort, cruise. Call it what you will, but in Chanel’s case last week, Cruise seemed like just the right name. Karl Lagerfeld chose to show his latest collection in the Grand Palais, Paris, with the set design looking less palais, more cruise liner.
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