Beauty

Between all the anniversaries and celebrations, it’s a big season for London Fashion Week. Which might be why our street stylers are showing their love for Britain with Union Jack printed clothes. Beyond the familiar blue, red, and white, we’re seeing lots of plaid Burberry and otherwise. Follow along as Acielle Tanbetova and Phil Oh photograph the best-dressed...

The work that is most exciting to me this season is that which is based on expert patternmaking. The art of puzzling how best to have fabric work in tandem with or around the body, rather than relying on decoration or logos, is foundational. It also requires a deep familiarity with materials and their responsiveness. Sharon Wauchob is...

Sustainably sewn and abundantly sowed, this beautiful Phoebe English collection seemed as deeply rooted in folk as it was in fashion, thanks to a 12-look narrative that was part corsage, part calendar. It also represented, English reckoned, the most decorated collection she has ever presented: “I don’t know where it’s come from,” she said before the first of...

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This was the first Joseph runway show in almost a decade—the last one took place in September 2017 under the stewardship of Louise Trotter, who is now at Bottega Veneta. The company that Joseph Ettedgui built from a hairdressers in London into a fully-fledged ready-to-wear brand throughout the 1970s and ’80s has had a tough time since then.But...

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This season, Roksanda Ilincic decided not to have a show, “but it comes with exciting news,” she said, “and that is that I’m opening a popup in Sloane Street. Next to Chanel and Pucci. It’s amazing. And the space is huge.”I went to see her in a light-filled penthouse showroom next to the storied Museum of the Home,...

For fall 2026, Alice Temperley was inspired by 1930s and ’40s Hollywood: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich. “It’s embracing my all-time icons,” she said in a preview. Temperley has always been known for opulence, thanks to her signature embellished evening gowns, but this season the designer took it one step further by embracing statement outerwear,...

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Welcome to the Scoop: a weekly email series in which I quiz fashion insiders on the stories of the week. This will be a way for the Vogue Business community to synthesize and reflect on the latest headlines and get a little inside scoop every Friday.This week’s guest is Emma Lewisham. Emma founded her namesake brand in 2019,...