Fashion

There are very few people in this world who can break a well-known fashion rule and make it look utterly chic, and it seems Meghan Markle is on the list. On Saturday night, the Duchess of Sussex proved that sometimes rules are clearly meant to be broken, styling an unlikely colour pairing to attend the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala on Saturday night. The former actress and mother of two was spotted attending the lavish event with her husband, Prince Harry, posing for a selection of snaps alongside tennis star and close friend Serena Williams. As far as date night dressing goes, Meghan Markle knows a thing or two about nailing effortless glamour.  © Getty Images for Baby2BabyMeghan was all smiles to pose with Serena Williams inside the gala Opting for a custom Balenciaga gown for the occasion, Megha...

Willy Chavarria Curates a New Dialogue Between Fashion, Film, and Humanity Diane Pernet | Photo Fabrizzio del Rincon A Shaded View on Fashion Film (ASVOFF) returns for its 17th edition in Paris from November 13 to 16, 2025, once again transforming Dover Street Market Paris into a cinematic hub of fashion and artistic exchange. Founded and directed by Diane Pernet, the pioneering festival continues its reign as fashion’s leading platform for creative film, performance, and dialogue. This year’s edition welcomes Willy Chavarria as Special Guest Curator, whose emotionally charged design language and cultural activism set the tone for the festival’s conversation. The program spans an ambitious thematic arc — Mental Health in Fashion, AI-Generated Films, Queer Archive, Black Spectru...

As brands look to diversify away from Asia-centric supply chains, a trend accelerated by trade tensions and tariffs, Africa is being positioned as an alternative manufacturing base. Regions such as North Africa (notably Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt) have become hubs for fast-turnaround apparel production, while East Africa (particularly Ethiopia and Kenya) has attracted investment in large-scale garment manufacturing.This move comes with risk, however. Bangladesh offered similar promise in the 1990s; low costs, trade preferences and developmental potential. Cambodia and Vietnam followed in the 2000s. Each time, initial optimism about ethical development eventually gave way to familiar patterns: downward pressure on wages, weak labor protections and brands prioritizing cost over conditions. W...

The press conference featured 12 curated outfits, with Mr. Chia-Hsien Yang, Section Chief of the Bureau of Foreign Trade, specially attending the event to join textile manufacturers and designers in witnessing Taiwan’s new sustainable fashion statement. Credit: Taiwan Textile Federation. Taiwan is striving to position itself as a global hub for sustainable textiles. To enhance international visibility and competitiveness, the Taiwan International Trade Administration (TITA) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) commissioned the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) to implement the Textile Export Promotion Project. The initiative highlights Taiwan’s commitment to becoming a pre...

Fashion has always come with its so-called rules. Your bag should match your shoes. Never mix metals. Stick to one print. Legs or décolletage – never both. Black at a wedding? Unthinkable. And as for pairing black and brown? Absolutely not. Yet, the AW25 runway proved that often committing an alleged fashion faux pas can be decidedly chic.Related StoryMiuccia Prada has long defended the 'good taste of bad taste.' She’s made a career of transforming what once felt perhaps wrong and awkward into something quietly radical and unmistakably elegant. For AW25, she and Raf Simons once again tinkered with the boundaries between the polished and the undone. Their collection looked at femininity through a dishevelled lens – think structured top-handle purses paired with mussed hair, prim blouses wit...

Photo Credit: Manolo Blahnik With the holiday season sneaking up on us, it’s time to start talking about gift giving. If you’re looking to get someone something stylish, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re shopping for him or for her, these are our favorite fashion gifts. From classic Ferragamo pumps to a cozy knit Siegelman Stable sweater, these are the best gifts for any fashion lover on your list.  For Him Siegelman Stable Logo Knit That cozy knit we mentioned? Here it is, in all its glory. This brand is also beloved by the likes of celebrities and professional athletes—like Jalen Brunson, to name one—so you can trust that he’s going to be pretty happy to receive this one. Shop Now, $282 Moncler Grenoble Fellberg Quilted Hooded Down Ski Jacket If he’s a ski bum, this Moncler ...

A guide to the must-have knits for winter. Numéro has selected 18 sweaters that balance casual flair and minimalist chic, elegance and sustainability. By Louise Menard. Jennifer Lawrence in New York © Photo by Aeon/GC Images. The sweater, a winter essential Worn in layers, tied around the waist, draped over the shoulders, styled as a dress or simply slipped on under a leather jacket or bomber… Sweaters are among the essential allies when facing the cold. Its timeless reputation makes it a must-have for this Fall/Winter season, constantly reinvented, season after season. Championed by leading fashion houses, ...

(PHOTO: Marc Jacobs at the 2025 Venice Film Festival. Public Domain.) RyeGPT People of Note is a series highlighting individuals who have a connection to the City of Rye. In the series we ask OpenAI’s ChatGPT to prepare a biography and explain the individual’s connection to Rye. We welcome your feedback on this series – the use of artificial intelligence, the accuracy and usefulness of each article and your assistance in understanding other pertinent insights related to the person’s connection to Rye. You can add comments at the bottom of each article or you can send feedback via Tips & Letters. Marc Jacobs is one of the most influential American fashion designers of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Known for blending street-level sensibility with luxury craftsmansh...

Advertisement / Publicité This page is also available in / Cette page est également disponible en: Français (French)For some, fashion is everything that goes out of fashion, as Jean Cocteau said. For others, fashion weaves thousands of years of tradition. Combining modern tastes with the imprint of her Innu roots, soprano Elisabeth St-Gelais talks fashion choices—from earrings to evening wear. “There’s a lot of beadwork among Indigenous people, and the Innu in particular. It’s part of our cultures,” says St-Gelais. In fact, as our June-July 2025 issue’s cover artist, readers will already have seen St-Gelais wearing multicoloured beaded earrings, a tradition of her Innu nation of Pessamit. It’s not uncommon for St-Gelais to wear moccasins or beaded earrings made by Indigenous a...

Art Cloth & Craft will present A Winter’s Canvas fashion show on Thursday, November 13. The live fashion show, which begins at 6:00 p.m., is being curated by Art Cloth & Craft owners Bobbie Spare and Lauren Edwards. Each look will showcase rich color palettes, layered textures, and thoughtful styling — encouraging guests to see clothing not just as what you wear, but as a reflection of creativity and confidence. From statement denim to luxurious fabrics and one-of-a-kind accessories, the show will highlight pieces that capture the boutique’s signature aesthetic. All featured looks will be available for purchase in-store immediately following the event. Adding to the evening’s visual atmosphere, artists Joseph Grice will be onsite painting a live work in progress as guests arrive. C...