Roksanda's Autumn/Winter 2025-26 collection is inspired by the sculptural world of Phyllida Barlow, mixing textures and colours for a fashion in perpetual transformation.

At London Fashion Week, the Irish designer brings a collection inspired by memories of adolescence and stereotypes related to youth.

Erdem Moralıoğlu draws on the world of Kaye Donachie for an intense collection, between emotion and graphic silhouettes.

British automotive brand Range Rover is taking its first steps into the world of fashion with a limited-edition capsule collection told through a campaign starring top model and activist Adwoa Aboah.

The Prada Buckle bucket bag combines modernity, elegance and practicality, establishing itself as the must-have object of desire for the coming season.

After debuting womenswear last September, Steve Stokey Daley draws on the pictorial universe of the Scottish Colourists, an artistic group known for the chromatic brilliance and atmospheric depth of their canvases, for the SS Daley Autumn Winter 2025 show.

Sofia Ritchie, Katherine Schwarzenegger and Arizona Muse have recently been spotted with their Callista bag.

For the Harris Reed Autumn/Winter 2025-26 show, Florence Pugh returns to the catwalk with a striking performance between audacity and metamorphosis.

London Fashion Week, from February 20 to 24, promises a week of discovering bold and innovative creations, with unmissable shows from renowned designers and young talents who are redefining the codes of contemporary fashion.

From denim micros to classy midis, here are the shorts that will dominate the spring summer 2025 season

From Prada to Bally, passing through Miu Miu and Wales Bonner, Mary Janes are back in trend for spring summer 2025

Hermès has announced its entry into Haute Couture by 2026 or 2027, an ambitious project aimed at strengthening its image of exclusive luxury and promoting its artisanal know-how.

Summer eyewear is a mix of large sunglasses and very light frames, oval lenses and jewel details: who do they suit?

The cream of the crop walked the red carpet at the 78th British Academy Film Awards.

No longer relegated to the clichés of “girly” or confined to children's wardrobes, pink — from baby to powder, to saturated fuchsia — is trendy and asserting itself with a new awareness