Cartier has always meant luxury, and with the new Sixième Sens Par Cartier collection, luxury is made for the soul. Unparalleled craftsmanship is infused into the collection of high jewelry with an intense passion for art going hand-in-hand; the pieces are evocative, meant to inspire, made to move powerfully and wholly. Cartier is doing what Cartier does best: making jewelry to be carried through life. Janet wears bra Rokh Earrings and necklace in platinum, corals, emeralds, onyx, diamonds Cartier Sixième Sens High Jewelry Pieces in the new collection are emotional and expressive, with textures capturing and reflecting light, relaying the natural gem hues of nature, bringing pieces of the heavens down to earth. Sixième Sens Par Cartier recalls abundance: the ripe saturation of the...

What do street stylers, Vogue’s December cover star Sarah Jessica Parker, and her alter ego Carrie Bradshaw have in common? An affinity for tulle—and lots of it. A soft and ethereal look for people of all ages, tulle cuts a particularly striking contrast on the streets of New York, Tokyo, and London. See how kids and adults alike are wearing tulle dresses and skirts below, and browse more of the best trends in our Street Style Trend Tracker. and skirts below, and browse more of the best trends in our Street Style Trend Tracker. Paris, fall 2021 couture  Photographed by Acielle / Style Du Monde Tokyo, spring 2021 ready-to-wear  Photographed by Kira / TokyoFashion.com Paris, fall 2021 couture  Photographed by Acielle / Style Du Monde Seoul, spring 2020 ready-to-wear  Photographed by Alex Finch Paris,...

The early-aughts are back and some say it’s even better than before. The 2000s era has been taking over both our closets and feeds over the last few years, and now we’re diving even deeper into our nostalgia with yet another childhood throwback. Starting on Wednesday, Dec. 1, Milan-based fashion brand GCDS is teaming up with MGA Entertainment’s fan-favorite fashion doll brand Bratz for an upcoming capsule collection. The limited-edition collaboration is set to include a brand new line of ready-to-wear clothing pieces and accessories, ranging from comfy sweatshirts and undergarments to even vibrantly patterned silhouettes. Plus, it wouldn’t be a Bratz collection without its signature dolls, so to top it all off, the new collection will also feature a number of custom...

Blackpink’s Lisa has proved to not only be a multitalented musical artist but also a must-watch style inspiration, too. On Sunday, Nov. 22, the K-pop solo star took to Instagram to post her latest outfit from her interview with radio host JoJo Wright for the Los Angeles music station 102.7 KIIS FM. In the photo, Lisa wore a corseted knit top with a center cutout from Vivienne Westwood and denim pants with an asymmetrical pelvic cutout from Korean fashion label Songe Creux, priced at about $368. She also paired her outfit with bracelets from brands like Bvlgari, Veert, and Chrome Hearts, as well as a bejeweled cross necklace from Damiani, and finishing her ‘fit off with a cream-colored shoulder bag. It seems that the “polarizing” fashion trend of pelvic...

Ugly shoes: We like ’em clunky, clompy, and clacky. Maybe so big that they can even moonlight as a weapon. Just when we think the tastes bulbous clogs or crunchy kicks are coming to an end, and that we will once again revert back to dainty, pretty strappy heels, they rear their charmingly heinous soles once again. They come in all different shapes and sizes. A Birkenstock in sawdust hues, a Dansko that looks like a legume, and a Balenciaga version of a Vibram FiveFingers that comes with a heel. It doesn’t stop there either: There are Crocs, earthy shoes for the eco-lovers, and of course, Ugg (a name that says it all!) Want an ugly shoe? We’re sure there is one for your beautiful...

“The most personal piece to me was the one in which I did not design anything,” says Demna Gvasalia, speaking from his home in Zurich a little over two months after his debut couture show for Balenciaga, in July, the house’s first in more than 50 years. Like most things with the Georgian-born designer, who has been pushing the boundaries and the buttons of the fashion world for nearly a decade, the statement was a fascinating riddle, both straightforward and enigmatic. In this case, Gvasalia was referring to look No. 63, a wedding dress with a long, circular train and an evenly balanced veil that was an homage to one created by Cristóbal Balenciaga shortly before his retirement, in 1968. It...