If fashion photography has a rule-breaker-in-chief, it’s Juergen Teller. Born in Germany, Teller first trained as a photographer in Munich before moving to London in the late 1980s.
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Trend Report SS-26| The Chic return of the Bum bag
The bum bag is back, but not as you remember it. Today’s version is a far cry from the sporty nylon fanny packs of the 1980s. Instead, designers have reimagined the silhouette as a sleek, hands-free accessory that feels both practical and polished.
Continue readingModels| Grace Elizabeth
Grace Elizabeth is the kind of model the industry quietly falls in love
Continue readingOne to know| Fashion historian, Hamish Bowles
Hamish Bowles, Global Editor at Large for Vogue, is one of fashion’s most knowledgeable and charismatic voices.
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Beauty News| Pat McGrath lab files for bankruptcy
Pat McGrath Labs, the cult beauty brand founded by legendary makeup artist Dame Pat McGrath, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy marking a significant moment for the prestige beauty industry.
Continue readingOne to know| fashion editor, Liz Tilberis
The Woman Who Redefined Fashion Editorial
Liz Tilberis remains one of the most influential figures in fashion editorial, shaping how style was presented and understood from the late 20th century onward. Her path into fashion was unconventional yet decisive. Originally studying history at Oxford, Tilberis entered the industry through publishing, joining British Vogue in the 1970s. It was there that her sharp eye, intellectual approach, and instinct for imagery quickly set her apart.
Continue readingBeauty Trend SS-26| The Return of Blue Beauty
Blue eyeshadow is officially back and this time, it’s runway-approved.
Continue readingFashion News| The Last Emperor has died
Fashion has lost one of its greatest pillars. Valentino Garavani, the man who defined modern glamour and dressed the world’s most powerful women, has passed away at the age of 93.
Continue readingRunway| Alaïa SS-26
Alaïa’s SS-16 collection was rooted in emotion, craftsmanship, and quiet intensity. The inspiration was clear: creating beauty as a form of escape, while still acknowledging the tension of the world around us. Mulier described the collection as a “cocoon”, “a moment of softness, intimacy, and reflection”.
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