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A.P.C. Gives Barbour a Parisian Spin

BRITISH outerwear stalwart Barbour and Parisian label A.P.C. have collaborated on a capsule collection for Autumn/ Winter 2026, offering everything from waxed jackets and denim to knitwear, shirts, shoes and accessories. After all, Barbour has spent more than 130 years producing practical outerwear, beginning with oilskins for fishermen and sailors

Best Dressed at the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards

AT THE 78th Primetime Emmy Awards last night, television’s biggest names arrived after a year of blockbuster shows that have

Monica Vinader Launches its Sculptural OCHRE Collection

BRITISH jewellery brand Monica Vinader is back at it with a new collection, OCHRE, which takes a bolder approach with

Looking Back at Venice Film Festival 2026’s Best Dressed

THE Venice Film Festival 2026 red carpet has once again transformed the Lido into a showcase of cinematic glamour, with

Pierre Gasly on Speed, Precision and Moser & Cie

IN MILAN, where fashion, design and mechanical ingenuity have long shared the same streets, H. Moser & Cie. has found

Diesel’s AW26 Campaign Shines A Light On Its Global Community 

DIESEL’S new campaign transforms perspective into an exploration of multiplicity, community and shared cultures. Rooted in Diesel’s values of freedom,

Aaron Pierre Gets Suited Up for BOSS’ AW26 Campaign

For Fall 2026, BOSS puts tailoring at the core of its brand expression with a new global campaign that celebrates

Elevated Essentials Make Up Fila’s Spring 2027 Collection 

FILA’s Spring 2027 apparel collection marks a natural evolution in the label’s narrative, reflecting a more refined pace shaped by

Gérard Darel Looks To The ’70s For Its Latest Collection

FOUNDED in Paris in 1971, Gérard Darel is known for an easy French style, strong outerwear and, of course, its

Where Gods Meet Machines: Valentino Unveils Interferenze Campaign

VALENTINO’s Interferenze campaign was shot at Centrale Montemartini, conceived in the early 20th century on the left bank of the


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