Fashion

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...

Fashion Bella Hadid has carved a style identity that sits at the intersection of nostalgia and futurism, a visual language that channels 90s minimalism, downtown attitude, and supermodel nonchalance. Her overarching look is shaped by a mix of sleek tailoring, archival silhouettes, grunge edges, and athleisure undertones. She doesn’t dress for the moment, she shapes the moment and lets the world catch up. These looks reveal her versatility not just as a model, but as a style architect who understands the power of mood. Whether she’s in archival Prada, a crisp shirt layered over ribbed basics, or a floor-length leather coat, Bella delivers a sense of polished nonchalance that feels both aspirational and undeni...

Erdem has unveiled its newest London boutique – and second location in the capital – a beautifully curated 120 sq m space on Sloane Street. Designed as a collector’s studio, the new store reflects the brand’s romantic yet modern aesthetic, a space where fashion, art and storytelling come together. Inside, visitors will find notable works by celebrated female artists including Tracey Emin, Nan Goldin, and Kaye Donachie, thoughtfully displayed alongside pieces by Henry Lamb and German Expressionist sculptor Wilhelm Lehmbruck. Visit ERDEM.COM Source link

Owner of Quinceañera’s Fashion Boutique in Marshall announces store closing Published 5:45 am Monday, November 10, 2025 Nereida Estrada Jimenez says she is closing her Quinceañera’s Fashion Boutique in Marshall after eight years in business. The store sells formal wear for special occasions such as quinceañeras, weddings, baptisms and more. Jimenez said her decision to close has been a rollercoaster of emotions, but with the building she rents now listed for sale, it was a decision she needed to make. “This is hard for me, because this is something I love doing,” Estrada Jimenez said about closing her store. She wants to thank her customers and the community for welcoming her as a business owner. “I’m for...

Published November 10, 2025 The British Fashion Council (BFC) has announced that Rei Kawakubo, Adrian Joffe and Dickon Bowden will receive the Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator at The Fashion Awards in London next month. Dover Street MarketThe trio is being recognised on 1 December in London “for their incredible contribution to the global fashion industry through the establishment of Dover Street Market (DSM), an internationally renowned shop for emerging talent, established brands an...

Once upon a time—actually about two years ago—I was asked to work on the Catwalk book about Jean Paul Gaultier. Upon looking at an Excel sheet that listed all of Gaultier’s womenswear collections (ready-to-wear and couture) between 1976 and 2020, my initial excitement about the project turned into terror. Each book in the series provides a comprehensive look at a designer’s careelr with reviews and often unseen pictures from every collection. Gradually, though, I turned back to flesh from stone, lured by the joy of research. Gaultier is many things—but boring isn’t one of them.Now that the tome—it’s a heavy volume—is out, and I’ve been asked by my editor to talk a bit about my Gaultier adventure. I’ll start with a few takeaways that focus on the big picture followed by some very subjective...

As temperatures drop and the air turns crisp, Indian fashion takes a creative leap into the cozy yet glamorous world of Autumn/Winter 2025. Designers across the country are experimenting with fabrics, textures, and cultural influences, crafting looks that balance comfort, tradition, and modern sophistication. This year’s winter wardrobe stands out not just for its beauty but also for its mindfulness — reflecting a growing shift toward sustainability and individuality. Luxurious Textures and Cozy Fabrics Texture takes the spotlight this season. Designers are turning to heavier yet breathable materials such as velvet, wool blends, khadi, and tussar silk. These fabrics not only shield against the chill but also bring depth and richness to every ensemble. Structured layering — with shrugs, j...

Brooks Nader, the American model and TV personality, never misses when it comes to serving looks. This time, she turned up the heat again, rocking a strapless red dress that had fans flooding the comments, calling her “hottie.” Brooks Nader stuns in a red dress The Love Thy Nader star lit up social media once again, dropping a few jaw-dropping pics that fans just can’t get enough of. Recently, Brooks hosted Glamour Magazine’s Women of the Year event, and all eyes were on her. She stunned in a strapless red gown that hugged her curves perfectly before flowing into a floor-length skirt. Her soft, bouncy waves framed her face while her makeup stayed fresh and glowy with nude lips and subtle eyes. She finished the look with a sparkling diamond necklace and matching earrings, ad...

In a conversation presented by Listrak, Jamie Elden, chief revenue officer of Listrak, sat down with Amanda Smith, chief executive officer of Fairchild Media Group, to give an overview of 2025 and a look at the future of retail. This year, there were major concerns across the retail landscape with the uncertainty of tariffs and headwinds — 44 percent of retailers Listrak spoke with expected flat growth for 2025. But in the company’s midyear survey, 60 percent expected to meet or beat their 2024 numbers. Now there’s more confidence and optimism for the holiday and the end of the year than before. Brands and retailers are smarter — with the adoption of artificial intelligence learning and leaning into data analytics. For Listrak, the key takeaways from the second half of...

It’s not uncommon for fashion brands to cross over with musicians, but many of the biggest music collabs tend to focus on a few musical genres. Pop stars and rappers like Beyoncé, Tyla and Britney Spears are common collaboration targets for fashion brands.But recently, rock music has started to make a comeback in fashion circles. Designer brands like Cucculelli Shaheen, Zadig & Voltaire and Nili Lotan have started to collaborate with rock artists, incorporate rock music into their live shows and incorporate the imagery of classic rock bands of the previous decades. Rock’s minority status among fashion music collaborations reflects its place in the musical zeitgeist. In 2008, rock songs made up around 20% of the Billboard Top 100 chart. By 2016, it was down to just 2.2% as pop and hip...