Having established an unwavering identity in the landscape of British fashion, Baracuta is now applying its quintessential style codes to a new womens-focused category titled “Baracuta Lady.”Similar to the arrival of its G9 Harrington Jacket 85 years ago, the new offering aims to provide a sleek and timeless uniform for contemporary women that celebrates their defining traits of “sophistication and empowerment.” The “Baracuta Lady” category debuts in the brand’s Fall/Winter 2024 co...

Out of the world’s major fashion capitals, London is often regarded as the most experimental and subversive. Home to forward-thinking designers, stylists, and everyday fashion enthusiasts, the vibrant city has found a way to nurture adventurous style by embracing its diverse cultural influences.Emerging fashion designer Chet Lo is one of the many creatives who channel London’s unique landscape in their practice, making him the perfect collaborator for Tinder’s first UK partnership. Moving ...

After brilliant showcases in Copenhagen, New York City, London and Milan, we once again end the Fall/Winter 2024 season with Paris Fashion Week as the grand finale. The city of lights comes alive during the fashion week circuit where the world's leading brands to emerging designers alike showcase the future of fashion from their own visions.This season, we saw model and creative director debuts, shows held in iconic Parisian venues, concepts inspired by social commentary and a re-energizing seas...

As futuristic as the Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2024 showcase may have seemed, at its core, it was about nostalgia. The show marked a decade for Nicolas Ghesquière as the women's creative director of the house and the collection was a recall to his past works.Staged at the Louvre, the show and was designed around lit up steel balls. In the middle of the venue was a massive ball, with other small ones surrounding it, connected by cords. The lights on the balls changed in sync with the beat of the...