After weeks of running around New York, London, and Milan—amid heat, rain, and chaotic crowds—the fashion set is moving to Paris for the final leg of the 2025 season. Luckily, show attendees have not given up on style, and they’re still turning out daily (sometimes more) looks, transforming the streets of the French capital into veritable runways. While in other cities, we’ve seen more buttoned-up ensembles, sex appeal is a strong theme on Parisian avenues. Sheer tops, dresses, and matching sets seem to be ubiquitous among the show attendees. Those opting for a more conservative approach are reaching toward trenches, leather jackets, and structured wool coats to stay warm in cooling temps. Need some inspiration for what to wear for your...

Although there was no sign of Sandra Bullock, the Spring/Summer 2025 collection paid homage to the FBI agent in all of us. The new Sandy Liang girl is armed with an array of gadgets and gizmos, all tied up in a bedazzled tiara and sash fit for a princess. This season, the clothes are made for wearability, where dress-up turns into a mission and everyday routines become top-secret. Garments are constructed for the day-to-night, whether that involves a hectic day at the office, or waiting for the subway. Silhouettes are inconspicuous, including skorts and uniforms that are camouflaged as dresses. Courtesy of Sandy LiangColors are in iridescent silver, chic chartreuse, coastal cobalt, silky champagne, bubblegum pink, powder blue, a gorgeous grey, and...

Who would have thought that British style could mean unpredictable pairings? This season, Daniel Lee’s latest display of familiarity comes to life in creative attire, putting aside the clean and reserved for adventure that is still undeniably tied to the house. Classic Burberry elements like the trench coat and the notorious plaid print are dribbled onto fresh and invigorated pieces meant to be worn with the intention of functionality and exploration. The outdoors can be recognized in outerwear such as capes, parkas, and fitted jackets ideal for a walk with Mother Nature or for a delightful rainy night out in London. Courtesy of BurberryA spectacular aspect of the collection is that it somehow brings up nostalgic characteristics: the capri pants, sequined embellishments,...

Since 2021, there have been persistent whispers of the bandage dress’s imminent revival. The ultra-online spent an ungodly amount of time thinking about them, while TikTok creators urged viewers to snap them up in thrift stores because they were sure the ultra-tight banded tubes would come back in 2023. But they never did — at least not in real life. Originally created in the ‘80s by the “king of cling” Azzedine Alaïa, the dress that vacuum-packs your body has become better associated with Alaïa protégé Hervé L. Leroux, the brains behind Hervé Léger. In the mid-aughts, Léger’s signature silhouette was worn by every major celebrity (think Rihanna, Paris Hilton, and Lindsay Lohan) before falling out of fashion. But after the house's new creative director, Michelle Ochs, joined the...

On a hazy, rainy evening during the last night of Paris Couture Week, Maison Margiela took guests under the Pont Alexandre III bridge for an emotional and idiosyncratic experience that only John Galliano could create. Think: theatrical fashion with a cast of characters as models, some extreme silhouettes, and a live musical performance and film. Maison Margiela’s Artisanal 2024 show may have been the most-talked about and anticipated show of the spring 2024 couture season; after all, it was the first time Margiela presented on the haute couture schedule since 2020, and the final runway of the season. And it delivered. The event began with violet cocktails and matching hard candies inside a restaurant decorated like a Belle Epoque brasserie. A...

Every fashion month, we look forward to a couple of things, the most anticipated one is seeing what our must-watch brands are coming out with ahead of the upcoming season. The past few weeks took style enthusiasts to showcases in four major cities – New York, London, Milan, and Paris – and for Spring 2024, there are a handful of trends we can expect to trickle down from the catwalk to our wardrobes. Designers are looking to reinforce aesthetics we already love into overdrive. The nostalgia wave is still at its peak, but some brands are now opting out of Y2K to channel an era that feels not-so-distant to many. There is also bound to be a bevy of unconventional materials,...