Considering a fall reset? It doesn't have to be dramatic—just ask Amal Clooney. Days after serving up toasted glamour in London with long, waist-skimming locks, she's gone shorter for fall.Of course, shorter is a relative term here. When you have hair that is that long, thick, and luscious (ahem, Amal), even a few inches feels dramatic. “I cut...
Then, we enter a glittering, aquatic-themed dance number that nods to the Busby Berkeley-choreographed “Human Waterfall” sequence in 1933’s Footlight Parade. It’s yet another reminder of Ophelia’s drowning, though the use of lifebuoys here references Taylor’s metaphorical rescue from the same tragic fate. After that, Taylor reappears with a sparkly blue tinsel feather boa of sorts, which matches...
We’re in fashion’s Paris heartland at the late Karl Lagerfeld’s former Left Bank home, the ornately splendiferous Hotel Pozzo de Borgo, and we’re here for the spring 2026 show of Thom Browne, that most American of American designers, though really we’re somewhere else—deep space, light years away. We’re about to have a Close Encounter of the Third Kind...
It hasn’t been a month since Marisa Abela married Jamie Bogyo, but the actor is already ditching bridal white for a sleek McQueen suit. “It really was the greatest day of our lives, so I think it took me a good week to stop just smiling like an idiot,” Abela tells Vogue. The pair, however, are straight back...
At the same time that other designers have adapted the physicality that has characterized Antonio Tarantini’s work for ATXV (lots of pulling and tying), so the Italian designer has refined his technique for spring. He still draped directly on the form, but feeling especially liberated, focused on suspended strips of fabric (the edges all finished by hand) that...
This may be the only collection where the humble, functional garb of the postal worker is a source of inspiration. (And actually let’s hear it for postal workers, for their public service, sometimes against all odds.) But then this is Margaret Howell we’re talking about, the British designer who has raised the everyday and the familiar to an...
The Río Magdalena, Colombia’s majestic river, flows northward through the country’s western half, carrying centuries of history, from pre-Columbian cultures to Spanish colonization. Named after Mary Magdalene, it remains a powerful symbol of the nation’s spirit and continuity. Johanna Ortiz drew from this legacy for her spring collection, called Magdalena, an homage to her Colombian roots.Her most tangible...
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