To celebrate this year's festive season, Marine Serre is taking us back to the past. Revisiting vintage family photographs from the 1980s and 1990s, the brand's latest campaign revolves around old images sourced from team members, rediscovered and reinvented to feature the signature crescent moon motif.Celebrating themes of gifting, gathering and celebrating, the new campaign takes us back to archival Christmas scenes, from cozy living rooms and homemade decorations to family traditions and "joy...

Matthieu Blazy just presented Chanel's 2026 Métiers d'art collection in New York, his first for the brand. Showcasing the latest "demi-couture" collection, somewhere between haute couture and ready-to-wear, it marks a pivotal moment not only for the brand but for Blazy too.Previously held in locations like Manchester, Shanghai, Dubai and Salzburg, the shows initially began in the House's Paris salons, but have toured the world since the era of Lagerfeld, a tradition carried on by Virginie Vard ...

Your canine companion can look as stylish as you with this Louis Vuitton Dog Collection. The brand's longstanding history of providing fits for your furry friends is continued with a selection of classic design pieces sure to make your dog walks feel that much more luxurious. Oh, and Callum Turner is here in case you needed extra convincing.Signatures from men's creative director Pharrell Williams are transformed to accommodate both you and your pooch. Collars, leashes and harnesses are reimagin...

Lyst, in addition to its viral "Index," just released its 2025 Year in Fashion, combining fashion's biggest moments and online obsessions into one big report. Analyzing millions of searches, product views and online shopping behaviors, Lyst's 2025 recap features this year's it-products, it-couples and even it-weddings."Fashion has been fundamentally rewired online. In 2025, we each live in our own personalised algorithm, but Lyst insights prove that the right moments can still break through and ...