One of the joys of street style watching is seeing how celebrities transform mundane items into memorable fashion moments. For example, cargo pants for women don’t exactly scream whimsical wardrobe must-have, but Hailey Bieber, Emily Ratajkowski, and Kim Kardashian all recently proved just how glamorous those utilitarian trousers can be. Ratajkowski and Kardashian have both worn coveted camouflage pairs by The Attico, and Rihanna has an equally as fabulous Celine pair. The queens of street style proved that the print can be worn so many different ways, from elevating a basic cropped T-shirt to partnering with statement fall coats. Photo: Getty Images Beyond the traditional camouflage-printed cargo, the heavily-pocketed pant has gotten major makeovers from several designers. Bottega Veneta recently debuted a pair on the runway with long and dramatic...

Shot by renowned British photographer David Sims, Loewe’s latest Fall Winter 2022 Campaign elevates the essence of new wave fashion to an entirely new dynamic. From cerulean clutches (and denim) to persimmon purses, these riveting bold statement pieces are a youthful exuberance of the Spanish house’s creative director Jonathan Anderson’s modern craftsmanship. Featured in hypnotic hues and bright contrasts, this Fall Winter 2022 Campaign is sure to acquire an implausible appreciation and bring a breath of modernity to the iconic designs. David Sims is best known for the boundary-pushing approach to fashion photography through his unique and intangible approach, setting a precedent for a new generation of thriving photographers. His pieces have been exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in...

“I was acutely aware of how clothes felt on my body from a young age,” Louisa Ballou tells Vogue of her earliest fashion memories. “I was sensitive to seams, tags, and anything ill-fitting – that’s why, subconsciously, I’ve always wanted to create pieces that make you feel enveloped in liquid fabric.” Fast forward to now, and the Central Saint Martins graduate has taken the internet by storm, with famous fans like Bella Hadid, Dua Lipa, and Kendall Jenner fawning over her sexy, body-conscious resort wear since its launch in 2019. Despite her meteoric rise – the brand is stocked globally at retailers like Ssense, Matches Fashion, and Mytheresa – Louisa never set out to win over international It-girls. “It was a happy accident, and one that I...

Back for another round of warm-weather dressing, TikTok’s favorite summer aesthetic “Coconut Girl” is characterized by clothes made with tropical floral patterns, colorful crochet, and bright hues. There’s a sense of nostalgia to the look that feels like an ode to the days of puka-shell necklaces from your Hawaiian family vacation or Aquamarine’s youthful, beachy vibes. Plus, mixing maximal colors and prints for a bright beach-day outfit is in line with the trend’s positive attitude. There’s also some escapism that comes with summertime and vacation mode, too. The “Coconut Girl” aesthetic brings that to life through Hawaiian-hibiscus print, crochet bags, floral bucket hats, shell jewelry, and statement shades. And while you could wear them all separately for a more relaxed take, the point of the stylish...

There’s a changing of the guard in fashion and culture. Gen Z creators are pushing the conversation forward in ways both awe-inspiring and audacious. Our latest project, Youthquake, invites you to discover how these artists, musicians, actors, designers, and models are radically reimagining the future. Blame William Shakespeare. Early in lockdown, it became an adage—then a joke, then a cliché—that since he wrote King Lear during the plague, we could, too, channel our isolation into creative energy. But some people did actually create some life-changing feats of creativity during lockdown, including 22-year-old Tega Akinola. In early 2020, the British designer, then a sports psychology student, headed to her parents’ home in the Midlands to quarantine. Cleaning out her bedroom, she came across a bag...

Dior Fine Jewelry choker. Cartier necklace. Louis Vuitton rings. Rings: (clockwise from left) Bulgari, Van Cleef & Arpels, Van Cleef & Arpels. Dolce & Gabbana Alta Gioielleria bracelet. Gucci High Jewelry bracelet. Chanel High Jewelry necklace. Tiffany & Co. necklace. Manicure by Anaïs Cordevant for Dior at Agence Saint Germain. Model: Lais Hames at Elite Paris. Set design by Henri Pier at WorldPlus. Produced by Farago Projects; Photo Assistant: Alexandre Sallé de Chou; Retouching: Giles Watson at IMGN; Set Assistant: Maël Kajdan. . . Originally posted from "W Magazine"...