Author: Kylie Dang
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Alo’s First Summer Atelier Collection Redefines Luxury Resort Wear With French Riviera Elegance
Alo is officially stepping beyond its signature world of elevated activewear and wellness-driven essentials with the launch of its first-ever Summer Atelier collection, introducing a refined vacation wardrobe designed for the modern luxury traveler. Following the success of its premium Atelier line, which first debuted in 2022, the brand is now expanding its vision into… Read more
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Best Dressed at the American Music Awards 2026
The American Music Awards 2026 red carpet delivered a refreshing mix of romantic glamour, high-fashion drama, and directional styling. While many celebrities embraced statement dressing, a handful of stars stood out for their ability to balance personality with polish. From Tinashe’s ethereal lace moment to Sombr’s fashion-forward Valentino ensemble, these were the looks that defined… Read more
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Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Balenciaga Spring 2027 Is a Masterclass in Fashion Without Limits
Nearly a year into his tenure at Balenciaga, Pierpaolo Piccioli is beginning to define what his vision for the house looks like. With Spring 2027, titled “Unsized – A Lightness of Being,” the Italian designer delivers his strongest statement yet—one that feels both deeply rooted in Cristóbal Balenciaga’s couture legacy and remarkably relevant to the… Read more
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Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Cruise 2026/2027 Turns Los Angeles Into a Cinematic Fashion Fantasy
Jonathan Anderson’s first Cruise collection for Dior was never going to be just another destination runway show. Staged at the newly unveiled David Geffen Galleries at LACMA in Los Angeles, Dior Cruise 2026/2027 became something far more ambitious: a cinematic love letter to Hollywood, a celebration of California culture, and a glimpse into Anderson’s long-term… Read more
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Best Dressed at the Tony Awards 2026
The 79th Annual Tony Awards delivered a strong mix of glamour, modern tailoring, and standout individuality. While many stars impressed on the red carpet, five looks stood above the rest. Rose Byrne in Prada Rose Byrne takes the top spot in a shimmering white Prada gown embellished with crystal beading. The sleek silhouette was elevated… Read more
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Moschino Names Sunnei Founders Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo as Creative Directors Amid Aeffe’s Restructuring
The Italian luxury house turns to two of Milan’s most unconventional creative minds as it navigates a pivotal moment in its history. Moschino has officially appointed Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, the founders of contemporary fashion label Sunnei, as its new co-creative directors. The announcement comes just days after the departure of Adrian Appiolaza, who… Read more
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The World’s First T-Rex Leather Handbag Is Here
This week in Amsterdam, researchers and designers unveiled what is being called the world’s first lab-grown T-Rex leather handbag—a deep teal, crocodile-like structured bag engineered using reconstructed Tyrannosaurus rex collagen sequences. Yes, dinosaur DNA just entered luxury fashion. And honestly? It feels less like a gimmick and more like a glimpse into where the industry… Read more
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TIME100 Gala 2026 Best Looks
Anok Yai — sculpting the body into something almost unreal Anok Yai delivered one of the night’s most technically striking looks in Ashi Studio. The green croc-embossed midi dress was all about structure: The skirt flared with control, holding its shape like a molded form rather than flowing fabric. Analysis: This is couture at its… Read more
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Moschino Fall/Winter 2026–2027: Surreal Handbags and the Power of Fashion Humor
The true highlight of Moschino’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 show lies in the sheer quirkiness of its handbags. Under the creative direction of Adrian Appiolaza, the brand continues to revive the playful irreverence that once defined Moschino’s golden era, proving that maximalism does not have to sacrifice intelligence or craftsmanship. Instead, humor becomes a strategic tool —… Read more
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Eat the Rich: Inside Matières Fécales Fall/Winter 2026 The One Percent at Paris Fashion Week
There are runway shows that sell a dream, and then there are shows that completely reject the idea of dreaming altogether. Matières Fécales’ Fall/Winter 2026 presentation, The One Percent, firmly sits in the second category. This wasn’t about beauty. It was about discomfort — and more specifically, what power looks like when it’s pushed to… Read more