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MFW SS27: Max Mara

MILAN, ITALY — Season after season, Max Mara’s Ian Griffiths nails what quietly confident, cool women want to be wearing at the moment. On-trend without being overtly so, the cult Italian brand’s new Spring/ Summer 2027 collection includes boxy, safari-inspired structured jackets loaded up with utility pockets (no purse required),

Glass Presents Fall Prey – an Editorial by Matt Leeves and Lily Rimmer

ARLETTE, birdlike in stature stalks the landscape, slowly traversing the marshland as she grows from a tenuous, feathery hatchling into

Fendi’s Colibrì Slingbacks Are Autumn’s Most Dynamic Heel

FENDI’S signature Colibrì slingback has embodied a study in contrasts since its debut on the Spring 2018 runway. Instantly recognisable

Wood Wood Takes Us To The Highlands for Fall 2026

WOOD Wood travels into the Highlands for its Autumn/ Winter 2026 collection, where vast silence, shifting skies, and unexpected encounters

Erotic Tension and Sultry Elegance Rule Supreme in Gucci’s Primavera Campaign 

THE ITALIAN House unveils the Gucci Primavera campaign, celebrating the sense of rebirth that comes through the transformative power of

The Art of Modern Venetian Luxury: Inside Hotel Gabrielli

THERE are hotels in Venice that trade purely on location and others that lean heavily into nostalgia. The newly reopened

Sarah Burton Places Individuality at the Forefront of Givenchy’s AW26 Campaign

FOR Givenchy’s Autumn/ Winter 2026 campaign, the granite steps and weathered walls of Croatia create a stark backdrop for Juergen

Chanel Transforms Coco Mademoiselle Into a Makeup Collection

CHANEL has drawn on the free-spirited character of Coco Mademoiselle for a new makeup collection, inspired by Gabrielle Chanel’s independent

Dree Hemingway Gets Intimate for JW Anderson’s Twisted Denim Campaign

FOR the first time, model and actress Dree Hemingway and her partner, Nick Delli Santi, are photographed together for wear

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Aston Martin F1 Gets A Defected Soundtrack

TEMS, The Rolling Stones, Santan Dave, Dom Dolla and Barry Can’t Swim have all previously worked with the Aston Martin


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