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Larroudé and designer Nicoló Beretta are back with a third collection, extending their signature curved heel into a new kitten heel iteration. The release follows two previous drops that built buzz for the footwear partnership.
In her new book, Un regard: Une vie chez Chanel, the house's former artistic director reflects on her relationship with Karl Lagerfeld and the weight of his legacy. She describes feeling reduced to an 'intermission' while trying to define her own chapter in Chanel's history.
Designer Ditte Reffstrup built her Spring 2027 collection around childhood wonder and playful energy, tailoring the line to what she calls 'Gen Z chaos' dressing. The collection signals Ganni's continued focus on youth culture as a core brand strategy.
Fatboy Slim revealed he has performed at Glastonbury more than 100 times without ever receiving payment for a set. The Brighton DJ also says he's never paid for entry to Worthy Farm across his many appearances.
Heaven, London's storied LGBTQIA+ nightclub, has been designated an Asset of Community Value, granting it protection for the next five years. The status arrives as redevelopment plans threaten the site, giving the community a stronger voice in its future.
After his star-making turns in West Side Story and Challengers, Mike Faist stepped away from the spotlight for two years. He now returns with a striking performance in Netflix's East of Eden series, opening up about his hiatus and his return to acting.
Grammy-nominated singer Raye, known for her hit single "Where Is My Husband!", opens up about her drive to keep evolving as an artist. The interview offers a look at where the buzzy vocalist is headed next in her career.
Ahead of her Spring/Summer 2027 presentation, designer Torishéju Dumi discusses the ideas and process shaping her collection. Known for charting her own course in fashion, she offers insight into the creative decisions behind the show.
Levi's and Sacai return for their third joint collection, reworking denim staples with exaggerated proportions and unexpected detailing. The collaboration continues to push classic denim silhouettes into new territory.
Photographer Gracie Brackstone captures the raw energy of Homobloc, Manchester's annual queer rave, in a new photo series. The images document the sweaty, packed dancefloor scenes that define the event's reputation as a cornerstone of the city's underground nightlife.
Amsterdam duo ANOTR's complete set from their two-night run at London's Alexandra Palace is now available to watch. The performance highlights the venue's growing pull for major electronic acts.
Anthony Vaccarello's Saint Laurent SS27 presentation at Paris Fashion Week leaned heavily into funereal staging, golden garments and a star-studded front row, fueling speculation that the creative director may be stepping away from the house. The theatrical tone has industry watchers reading the show as a symbolic goodbye rather than just another collection.
Zara Larsson performed 'Lookin' for the Hoes' with Sexyy Red during a Los Angeles stop on her Midnight Sun world tour. The trek continues through early November, keeping the pop star's live run in the spotlight.
Jonathan Anderson presented his second Spring/Summer collection for Dior during Fashion Week, one of the season's most anticipated runway moments. The show leaned into fluid draping and floral inspirations, reinforcing Dior's standing as a marquee event on the fashion calendar.
Belgian pop star Angèle is back after nearly five years since her 2021 album Nonante Cinq, teasing new music. Her comeback single features French electronic duo Justice, signaling a fresh chapter in her career.
David Beckham has designed a fall line for Boss inspired by the aesthetics of U.K. winters. The collection leans into his British roots, marking another chapter in his ongoing fashion partnership with the brand.
After exiting New Guards Group to Farfetch, entrepreneur Claudio Antonioli spent six years restoring cult label Ann Demeulemeester. The brand marks its resurgence with a new Paris store opening and a runway show this Saturday.
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Dickies and Pull&Bear have launched a joint men's and womenswear capsule reimagining classic workwear for a streetwear audience. The collection traces the category's shift from functional worker gear to fashion staple.
Ralph Lauren is bringing a new fan festival, PoloFest, to Tokyo in October. The event will showcase vintage Polo merchandise alongside speaker sessions and other brand activations aimed at longtime fans.
Actor Esmé Creed-Miles gives an inside look at the set of a new film adaptation of Jane Austen's 'Sense and Sensibility,' turning her camera on co-stars including Daisy Edgar-Jones. The footage captures the cast's creativity and camaraderie during production.
Zoë Kravitz and Zoe Saldaña turned out in Saint Laurent's sheer lace looks in Paris, each styled with a distinct heel. Kravitz wore glossy Jeanne slingbacks while Saldaña opted for the barely-there Cleo mule, giving the brand two takes on one sultry silhouette.
Sebastian Picardo, CEO of British demi-fine jewelry label Monica Vinader, outlines his strategy for raising the brand's profile. The exclusive interview details plans to elevate the company's positioning in a competitive jewelry market.
Prada's Spring 2027 collection is driving unusual demand for a single skirt style well ahead of the season. The buzz underscores the brand's continued power to dictate what shoppers want before pieces even hit stores.
Lisa becomes the first K-pop act to headline a Las Vegas residency with her new show, Viva La Lisa. The residency marks a milestone for K-pop's presence in major live entertainment markets.
A wave of new pop releases from Tinashe, MNEK, and Adéla turns inward, exploring what it actually means to chase and hold pop stardom. The trend highlights artists using ambition itself as creative material on their latest bold records.
Nike SB is releasing its Zoom Tennis Classic skate sneaker in a new "Purple Dynasty" colorway, giving the tennis-inspired skate model a quiet, regal finish. The drop continues Nike SB's steady cadence of colorway updates on its skate-tennis crossover silhouette.
A new Paris concept shop called 1988 blends vintage retail with a lending library model, offering designers a curated resource for archival pieces. The space positions itself as both a shopping destination and a working tool for the fashion industry.
A new wave of collectors is driving renewed interest in Marc Jacobs' most daring design eras. The trend signals fresh energy around the brand's archival pieces as vintage fashion gains cultural momentum.
TIME delivers a scathing review of Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest, calling it an overstuffed vanity project with little substance despite Tom Cruise's presence. The film reportedly juggles countless moving parts but fails to land any real message.
Trey Pendley, a Toad Suck, Arkansas native whose songs have been cut by Luke Combs, releases new album Signs of Life. The record offers an unusually candid look at rural upbringing, marking Pendley's arrival as an artist in his own right.
