Tweed Rose

Creative Director Olivier Rousteing invites you to embrace the endless summer of Miami with Balmain 's Pre-Fall 2024 collection, a vibrant celebration of color, contrast, and playful style. Rousteing, inspired by the multicultural metropolis of Miami, believes that "we could all use a little more joy in our lives," and this collection is a testament to that sentiment. The campaign features the iconic Candice Swanepoel, who embodies the collection's bold, graphic, and coastal spirit. Drawing inspiration from the works of Pierre Balmain, Rousteing incorporates the designer's signature graphic elements, including bold stripes, op-art illusions, and exuberant harlequin motifs. This collection is a symphony of color and pattern, a playful celebration of style that captures the essence of Miami's vibrant energy.

Dior FW26 Haute Couture: From Soil to Haute Couture: How Gardening Changed Dior

Hamda AlFahim tells the story of Natures most magnificent canvas as she finds inspiration in the beauty of the nature

Meet the gowns you grow up dreaming about in Al Fahim’s Haute Couture collection. Her hand-painted florals, ribbon embroidery, and layer upon layer of tulle paint an ethereal picture for Spring-Summer. Your fairytale starts here! Hamda AlFahim tells the story of Natures most magnificent canvas as she finds inspiration in the beauty of the nature. In her palette, you can see the unexpected colour fusions and gradients to the ethereal patterns and illusive beauty taken from the many shades of the nature.

SS26: Porcelain Gardens by Oscar de la Renta

For the Oscar de la Renta Spring 2026 collection, Co-Creative Directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia celebrate the revitalizing energy of spring through texture and movement.

DOLCE & GABBANA Metallic rose-jacquard dress

Dolce & Gabbana envisions lively end and start-of-year gatherings to produce a scintillating Resort 2020 offering that includes this pink and gold dress. matchesfashion.com

Behind the Kilt: The Untold History of Highland Garments

It is widely believed that Scottish Highlanders traditionally wore nothing beneath their kilts. Even today, some continue the practice during festivals, whether to amuse spectators, shock the crowd, or simply express their rebellious spirit. Modern photographs often capture protesters baring their backsides as a gesture of defiance. During the referendum on Scottish independence from the United Kingdom on 18 September 2014, for example, a number of Scottish nationalists famously cast their votes after lifting their kilts. In earlier centuries, however, the custom had a far more practical purpose. Life in the Highlands was harsh and often dangerous, making unrestricted movement a necessity. Yet ancient historians writing in the first century BC mention a garment known as the bracae , worn by the Celts, the ancestors of the Scots. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary describes bracae as loose-fitting woollen or leather trousers, fastened at the waist and around the ankles. Another impo...

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