The Instagram-loved brand Miaou is getting into swimwear. The brand debuted its new collection on Thursday with three swim styles, as well as other pieces made for a going-out summer. “It felt like a natural direction for the brand to go. I live by the beach, so I wear bikinis all year,” Miaou founder Alexia Elkaim told WWD. “We developed three styles: the Kauai, the Bambi, and the Demi.” The swimwear line launches alongside the label’s new summer collection, which was inspired by ‘90s riot girls and includes swim cover-ups, like corset tops, mesh dresses, matching sets, and low-rise pants. Miaou has become a favorite of “It” Girls everywhere thanks to its popular denim and corset styles. Kim Kardashian, Bella Hadid, Lourdes “Lola” Leon, Paloma...

It’s a new era and Demna Gvasalia wants you to be aware of that. At least that’s the feeling we’re left with after embarking on the nearly seven-minute journey that is Balenciaga’s new Spring 2022 ready-to-wear show, titled “Clones.” With the presentation set in an all-white stage that contrasts with the “audience” watching in all-black outfits, it’s hard not to think of sci-fi titles like The Matrix. “We see our world through a filter – perfected, polished, conformed, Photoshopped. We no longer decipher between unedited and altered, genuine and counterfeit, tangible and conceptual, fact and fiction, fake and deepfake,” reads a message at the beginning of the show. “Technology creates alternate realities and identities, a world of digital clones.” Via Balenciaga/YouTube. Every look in...

If you’re looking anywhere for feathers, leather, jewels, beads and velvet for fall, look no further, Bottega Veneta’s got you covered for all of the above. Debuting their pre-fall Wardrobe 02 Collection spearheaded by creative director Daniel Lee, the Italian fashion house steps out with simplistic designs contrasted with dazzling details, textiles and color. Structured silhouettes meet modern glamour within the collection, showcasing timeless pieces made unique with a Bottega flair they’re notoriously known for. All-leather suits, immense teddy coats and dresses adorned with rhinestones make up the collection, coming together to create a wardrobe destined to be timeless eccentric essentials. With a collection like this one, it should be safe to say that post-pandemic trends could be considered along the lines...

The first piece from Yeezy Gap, Kanye West’s 10-year partnership with the American retail brand is available to purchase...

You now can wear a full Frankies Bikinis look with the launch of its newest category: shoes! The brand, known for its swimwear and coveted collaborations with Naomi Osaka and Hailee Steinfeld, will release its first-ever collection of footwear on Thursday, June 10 with four styles that will take you from the beach to a night out, including a platform flip-flop straight out of the early 2000s. The L.A. Girl platform is a nod to both Y2K fashion and the brand’s Southern California roots. The stacked platform, which comes in black, white, and a lavender-pink hue, is wrapped in terry cloth with a leather thong and footbed. “This platform is one of my favorite styles we are launching because it is just so much fun and...

Hot pants are nothing new to the world, but with hemlines and mini silhouettes currently (and literally) on the rise in fashion space, super cheeky high-rise shorts seem like an entirely different trend this time around. And the style’s comeback is all owed to young Houston native Tacharra Perry. As the head designer and founder of CHARWorkroom, or CHAR for short, Perry has brought hot pants back to the forefront all while reintroducing herself and the brand to the fashion world again. Even though CHAR has been in the spotlight before for its now-archived cropped fur jackets, it’s the High Cut Cheeky Shorts that are having a major moment right. Made from an exclusive vinyl material with a metallic finish, satin lining, and a...