LoveShackFancy, founded by Rebecca Hessel Cohen in 2013, embodies the epitome of ethereal romance and whimsical femininity. Ruffles, bows, floral prints, and beads graced the runway during their Spring 2024 Ready-To-Wear show.

Tokyo Fashion Week has begun its comeback after years of continued COVID-19 restrictions across the country. Many still deem this event the largest fashion festival in Japan but hope the shows can soon reclaim their place amongst international chatter.

Golf and menswear have gone hand-in-hand since the sport’s creation centuries ago. The sport has long been known for formal behavior and dress upheld by the “country club culture” that has housed the sport. This culture has led to the development of styles and trends within men’s fashion, driven by companies such as Ralph Lauren and Lacoste.

Calling all Sex and the City fans – the season two finale of the classic show’s sequel series And Just Like That… aired August 24th on HBO Max. The end of season two gives the audience high-end fashion moments, a highly anticipated (and brief) Samantha Jones cameo, Aiden and Carrie fallouts and resolutions, and a teary-eyed goodbye to Carrie’s iconic apartment from the original Sex and the City show.

With fall just around the corner, it is time to start thinking about transitioning our wardrobes to fit the autumn months. Luckily, all you need is most likely already in your summer closet.

Jason Wu’s Spring/Summer 2024 runway show wowed the masses as he played with the paradoxical aspects of grit and glamor.

The Palomo Spain Spring 2024 Ready-To-Wear collection designed by Alejandro Gomez Palomo delighted audiences at New York Fashion Week. Palomo is known as the king of genderless fashion and for creating pieces that surpass societal norms.

Ulla Johnson, known for its feminine, free-spirited, and bohemian style, showed viewers playful prints and flexible silhouettes on the runway this season.

Founded in 2019 by Marcelo Gaia, Mirror Palais creates classic, lasting pieces for every woman.  The principles of celebrating femininity, sustainability, and inclusivity guide Mirror Palais’s ethos, and their thoughtful designs and contemporary take on “coquette-core” have resulted in its emergence as a highly sought-after brand.

On the night of September 9, Ralph Lauren invited New York City into its post-pandemic age with a medley of classic americana and avant-garde innovation.

An accessorizing rule-of-thumb popularized by Coco Chanel is to take one thing off before heading out the door. Everyone has their own take on minimalism versus maximalism, but one thing is for sure: your glasses should never be at risk of last-minute removal.

Known for its splendorous maximalism and vibrant palettes, São Paulo home base, PatBo transcended its own boundaries this season. Paying homage to 1970s Brazil, the latest collection incorporates comparatively muted tones to that of its archetypal boldness and natural wooden beads, contrasting it from the brand’s opulence.

As we trade in our beach sandals for campus sneakers and our sunshades for blue light glasses, it is the perfect time to reminisce on trends from the summer 2023 season.

Coachtopia, an offshoot brand created by the infamous leather company, was introduced in April 2023. This new brand aims to promote a circular economy within the fashion industry, meaning that no goods go to waste. 

The city of Stockholm is the heart and soul of Sweden. When the sun shines in Stockholm, all is right in the world. This spring, locals took to their bikes and trekked across the city in sharp trainers, horn-rimmed sunglasses, and covetable knits.

What has been marketed as “a collaboration for the ages” is here – the limited edition Gap x LoveShackFancy collection. The combination of LoveShackFancy’s feminine, youthful essence and Gap’s notoriously timeless and polished brand has led to the curation of the ultimate affordable cottage-core wardrobe.

Actress, singer, lifelong style icon, and namesake of the Hermès Birkin bag, Jane Birkin embodied effortless elegance.

Greta Gerwig’s newest, highly anticipated film Barbie concluded its press tour with a world premiere in Los Angeles this week. With the film’s official release coming in less than two weeks, fans and fashion critics alike have been studying the styling that have come out of the tour. While the principle cast have all been making waves, lead Margot Robbie and stylist Andrew Mukamal have kept the internet abuzz with looks styled almost exclusively from vintage Barbie dolls.

The U.S. premiere of Greta Gerwing’s Barbie was July 10th in Los Angeles, California. Despite the fact that the film’s theatrical release is not for nearly another two weeks, the principle cast of the film have been sparking internet buzz for their high caliber ensembles at premieres around the globe. This naturally set the bar for many celebrities once the premiere came to the States. Here are some standout looks from the premiere.

As the sun set over the Château de Chantilly on July 5th, Pierpaolo Piccioli revealed his most recent haute couture collection for Valentino: “Un Château.” Designed to walk the line between elaborate and simple, Piccoli curated the collection as a metaphor for “status and power” and how historical ideas of such things must be “questioned and recontextualized.”