Spanish artist Elena Garrigolas is set to make her solo exhibition debut at London's Saatchi Yates, comprising 17 new works in her distinctive lens. Inspired by dreamscapes, internet culture and personal experiences, Garrigolas utilizes seemingly mundane banal scenes into starkly different takes on self-portraits.Drawing inspiration from her religious upbringing and Catholic school experience, the rising artist's work sees her confront traumatic experiences and tap into personal vulnerabilities....

Roz Kaur is consistently on our radar for sartorial inspiration. Her sharp eye (she’s been a stylist for over 24 years) and forward style choices make her Instagram account a must-follow. There are a variety of items that she deems staples in her wardrobe. On that note, there are actually a few pieces she’s incorporating more into her looks as she continues to evolve and redefine what her personal style means to her.“At 56 years old, with over 24 years of experience as a stylist, I’m ...

Girl, bye.Confession time... I have a contentious relationship with sweaters. Yes, I'm aware that knitwear is an unspoken requirement for building a winter wardrobe. And there are some knitwear styles that I can't imagine living without—e.g., striped jumpers, turtlenecks, and cashmere knits. But to say that all sweaters are created equal would be a flat-out lie. If we're all honest, some can be, well, downright frumpy. When living in an ultra-cold climate (albeit New York City, Paris, or Copen...

We’ve dissected the S/S 24 collections at length and our editors have a lot to say about where fashion is headed next year. Some of the most talked-about runway moments are purely editorial and are destined for magazine covers. Others are primed for directional red carpet looks—Loewe’s pierced butter yellow satin column gown immediately comes to mind. More yet are trends we’re aiming to add to our closets the moment they drop. This last bit has been unfolding at our offices and in our Wh...