London-based designer Peter Dundas and Revolve joined forces for an electric New York Fashion Week drop. Dundas x Revolve launched on Wednesday at Casa Cipriani with a see-now-buy-now lineup of 46 runway looks and also marked the designer’s first showing at NYFW. The cast included models Imaan Hammam, Soo Joo Park, Stella Maxwell, and Cynthia Arrebola, who walked on an outdoor mirror structure overlooking the East River to early-2000s-like electronic beats. The natural wind blowing their hair added an extra glamorous feel to the occasion. NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 08: Models walk the runway DUNDAS x REVOLVE NYFW Runway Show at Casa Cipriani on September 08, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for REVOLVE) The official campaign...

Although New York Fashion Week spring 2022 technically began on September 8th with a stacked roster of shows including Ulla Johnson (which turned its runway into a hall of mirrors inside the Brooklyn Botanic Garden), Willy Chavarria, and Proenza Schouler, it was Collina Strada designer Hillary Taymour who set the scene the day prior for the first IRL NYFW since February 2020. Collina Strada’s show took place on the rooftop farm at Brooklyn Grange; as the late afternoon sun set, models including Jazzelle Zanaughtti aka Ugly Worldwide, and the musician Hawa frolicked down a stone path surrounded by tomatoes, jalapeños, and arugula growing in planters. They ran, skipped, and danced wearing Taymour’s spring 2022 collection titled “Snail’s Pace”—which consisted of cheerful prints done in orange, pink, sky blue,...

The best high-waisted jeans are those you feel most confident in—every woman knows a less-than-comfortable pair comes with debilitating effects. Pinches and gaps—no, thank you. When a high-rise hits just right, the rest of your outfit sings, whether you’re styling in a waist-skimming crop, French-tucking a crisp button-up, or opting for a fitted bodysuit or tee. Of course, the best high-waisted jeans will vary in wash, fabrication, and silhouette—it’s about personal preference and the look you aim to embody when a denim mood strikes. Timeless styles like straight-legs and skinnies sans distressing are the most versatile in medium-blue tones and well-suited to dressed-down days and elevated moments alike. Flares and crops are popular classics, too—the former looks great in deeper washes, and the latter helps to spotlight your...

 Bol wears a Balenciaga coat, turtleneck, and boots. Bol wears a Dior coat, corset, shirt, pants, and shoes; Charles Jeffrey Loverboy jacket and vest. Bol wears a Giorgio Armani cape and skirt; Natacha Marro boots. Bol wears a Chanel coat, necklace, and gloves; Atsuko Kudo top; Schiaparelli belt. Zoë Kezia wears a Celine by Hedi Slimane sleeveless bomber jacket, sweater, and skirt. Bol wears a Valentino jacket, sweater, and shirt; Roger Vivier boots; stylist’s own tie. Bol wears a Prada coat, gloves, bag, and boots. Bol wears a Miu Miu puffer jacket (worn upside down), sweater, and skirt; Liz Marine Shin puffer jacket (worn as skirt). Bol wears a Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello jacket, tank, shorts, earrings, necklaces, and boots; Atsuko Kudo catsuit. Kezia wears a Burberry capelet...

After spending months wearing waist-up centric outfits, pants are once again having a well-deserved moment in the spotlight, from psychedelic trousers to—the reason why we’re here—embroidered jeans. If you’re going to wear a pair of pants, it might as well come with fun, smile-inducing stitching, right? Several street-style stars are already on board with the movement, and our photographers captured several of them wearing attention-grabbing designs while marching off to spring’s shows in Paris and Tokyo. Some of our favorite models are also reemerging in the fancy stitches. Bella Hadid, for example, recently showed her love for the comeback of statement jeans (and Y2K trends) while posing in a low-rise Von Dutch design. And it’s not just embroidered pants that are flooding our feeds and stores...

Fall is nearly here! While there’s still time to relish in the final hot days and languid spirit of the summer, now is also an opportunity to start looking ahead to the crisp autumn months. To that end, there’s no time like now to begin sartorially prepping and re-upping on fall jackets, so when the chilly temperatures inevitably arise, you’re well equipped. This season, there are many fall jackets from which to choose. Consider a blazer cool enough for summer’s end and warm enough come fall. Or, opt for a tried-and-true trench coat that can be thrown over any outfit for some elevated polish. Alternatively, a statement fleece or oversized shacket will bring an air of slickness to any look. Here, a preview of some of our favorite fall...