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When Black Friday and Cyber Monday roll around, most of us have a checklist: wardrobe essentials, a trending find, beauty restocks, and maybe some home decor and tech splurges you’ve been mulling over the better part of the year. Jewelry trends to fall to the bottom of the list, unless there is something one has set their eye...

The blessed event is finally here: Mad Men is officially streaming on HBO Max in 4K as of December 1, and I, for one, am extremely ready to revisit the slicked-haired, cig-ripping, Scotch-swilling ways of Don Draper and company. (Not for nothing did I once throw a Mad Men-themed holiday party in my college suite, for which I...

One of the most talked-about topics in the industry of late has been fashion’s impending vibe shift. It finally arrived in September as we witnessed 16 designers reboot 15 labels. I could list them all, but that would seriously increase my word count (and you can use the graphic above for reference!). Did fashion change for good? Not...

Bursting virtual carts are perks—and hazards—of every Vogue editor’s job. We’re the kind of people who will stay up late scrolling our favorite retailers’ new arrivals drops; sometimes for work, sometimes for fun. So although we’ve been known to splash out on a cashmere sweater or designer bag throughout the year, we’re not immune to a good sale....

Across department stores, thousands of glimmering Christmas lights and extravagant window displays are doing the work to beckon in customers and brighten up a potentially gloomy season. Consumer budgets are tighter, luxury’s rebound isn’t expected to fully come to fruition until next year, and the Trump administration’s tariff policy has thrown pricing strategies into disarray.The pressure is on...

Vogue: DSM is shaped by multiple voices rather than a single author. How do each of you understand your own role within this collaborative structure, and what makes that shared approach function effectively instead of becoming chaotic?Adrian: We just wing it really and go with the chaos.Dickon: It is about giving space and giving freedom to the people...

For fashion brands, though, guardian design is present in isolated details rather than a coherent offer. Maggioni sees accessories as the most immediate on-ramp. Phone slings, wristlets, belt bags and crossbody pouches are already familiar; what’s missing is a systematic approach to security. “We’re looking at things like lockdown hardware and RFID-blocking pockets — simple additions that can...

Bertelli: Unlike much of the industry, in our group, the runway has always existed hand-in-hand with the factory. From day one, our approach has been that design and production are inseparable. When you talk to managers from other companies, factories can seem like a distant world, something abstract that doesn’t fall under their responsibility. That disconnect has contributed...

Ahead of accepting a Special Recognition Award at The Fashion Awards, Tania Fares talks about her formative internship with Pierre Cardin, being inspired by Lulu Kennedy and how all that led to founding one of fashion’s biggest non-profits. This story is part of 'My First Job in Fashion', interviews with fashion insiders on the roles who made them...

This story originally appeared in the December 2025 issue of Vogue Australia.In an unremarkable office building, stripped bare during renovations in Paris’s Montparnasse, guests hurried inside. An autumn downpour claimed some of the crowd without umbrellas, but their haste had much more to do with the impending spring/summer 2026 Comme des Garçons show. In contrast to the frenzy,...