News•Mar 7, 2026
Resurgent Victoria Beckham Channels Trouser Suits and Party Dresses at Paris Show
Victoria Beckham’s Paris Fashion Week show fused sleek trouser suits with vibrant party dresses inspired by art‑deco painter Tamara de Lempicka. The collection’s neutral tailoring and iridescent gowns underscored the brand’s creative resurgence. Financially, the label has rebounded from a £54 million debt, posting a 19% sales increase to over $170 million in 2025 and quadrupling operating profit. Upcoming flagship stores in New York and Paris aim to capitalize on growing U.S. awareness driven by David Beckham’s soccer profile and a recent Netflix documentary.
By The Guardian – Fashion
News•Mar 6, 2026
Non-Sun Sunglasses: Sport-Fashion Fusion Accessory Goes Mainstream
Despite record rain in the UK, sales of “non‑sun sunglasses” are booming. These shield‑style frames with barely‑tinted, often photochromic lenses were originally designed for runners and cyclists but are now featured on catwalks and mass retailers, with prices from £20...
By The Guardian – Fashion
News•Mar 6, 2026
Artist, Impresario, Couturier: V&A to Stage Schiaparelli Retrospective
The Victoria and Albert Museum is opening its first UK retrospective dedicated to Elsa Schiaparelli, showcasing 400 objects that span fashion, sculpture, and furniture. Curator Sonnet Stanfill emphasizes Schiaparelli’s role as an image‑maker who used artist collaborations to amplify her...
By The Guardian – Fashion
News•Mar 5, 2026
50 Women’s Spring Wardrobe Updates for Under £100 (some Are Even Free)
The article curates 50 spring wardrobe updates for women, each priced under £100 and many even free, covering clothing, shoes, accessories, and fragrances. It highlights emerging colour palettes—difficult green, cornflower, lilac—and key trends such as oversized sunglasses, rib‑collar tops, and...
By The Guardian – Fashion
News•Mar 4, 2026
A Quick Hack for Looking A Bit Dressed Up? Just Add a Dash of Shine | Jess Cartner-Morley
Fashion columnist Jess Cartner‑Morley argues that a dash of shine—through earrings, metallic shoes, belts or silk fabrics—offers a quick, low‑effort way to look dressed up without a full‑on red‑carpet ensemble. She highlights specific affordable pieces from retailers like M&S, Oliver Bonas...
By The Guardian – Fashion
News•Feb 22, 2026
Body Diversity Returns to London Fashion Week as Wider Industry Heads Ultra-Thin
London Fashion Week has once again placed body diversity at the forefront of its runway programming, with emerging talents such as Karoline Vitto, Phoebe English and Sinead Gorey presenting collections that featured models ranging from UK size 10‑16 to curve...
By The Guardian – Fashion
News•Feb 20, 2026
Flip It and Reverse It: What JFK Jr’s Backwards Cap Signals Today
The article explores how John F Kennedy Jr.'s signature backwards cap has become a cultural touchstone, tracing its origins from 19th‑century baseball catchers to 1990s hip‑hop and TV icons. Kennedy Jr. used the flip‑and‑reverse style to blend high‑end tailoring with street‑level cool, creating a...
By The Guardian – Fashion