“You know, it’s about the summer, a feel-good summer ... A woven leather dress and another in embroidered mesh picked up the graphic pattern of the scarves, and save for a few fuchsia looks ...

At Dolce & Gabbana, blondes do have more fun. The designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have lately noticed a solemnity that’s descended over the fashion industry. “Fashion is a serious ...

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It can be so frustrating to put on an open-backed dress, only to realize you have ... Lorena Meouchi es redactora de Vogue México y Latinoamérica. Mitad libanesa, diseñadora de moda y maquillista.

Sitting front row, Katy Perry stepped out in a Balenciaga look that was certainly not your average LBD: Her pocketed and zippered dress was the dress equivalent of a fanny pack—or, akin to ...

Clutching her custom Alaïa crystal mesh dress across her chest like ... Tonight the singer, brand founder, mother of two, and Vogue cover star several times over, came directly from receiving ...

dresses, or majorly big wrap and then just keep wrapping scarves. All of this was finished off with flip-flops, flat thong sandals, jewelry from current CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist Presley ...

Her drawing board began by sourcing prints and patterns reminiscent of childhood ... While there is a stereotype about adults who dress in matching looks, for O’Neill, you’re never too ...