Beauty

A portrait of Lord Snowdon, or Anthony Armstrong-Jones to those who prefer their aristocratic credentials unvarnished, shot by David Bailey in the 1960s served as the spark for Simon Holloway’s Dunhill fall collection. It’s difficult to imagine a more fitting muse. If Dunhill were a man, it would surely be this rakish, brilliantly improper aristocrat: sexy, cerebral, and...

Brunello Cucinelli held court at his Milan headquarters during today’s men’s presentation, looking the picture of suave confidence. Relaxed, loquacious, and entirely in his element, he regaled the audience of editors and buyers with a stream of Cucinelli-isms: part philosophy, part business lessons, part oracular sermons on the meaning of modern luxury.And really, who could blame him for...

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The mountains are having a moment, and it’s in this terrain that Umit Benan’s fall collection returned to archetypes of masculine elegance recast through a textured, subtly playful lens. As always, the designer started from an idea of classics—the urban man who divides his life between weekday tailoring and weekend alpine escapes—but let materiality and ease do the...

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In Milan’s hyper-luxury retail ecosystem, where Via Montenapoleone now holds the same touristic appeal as the Duomo, Carolina Castiglioni isn’t playing by the rules. Instead of joining the velvet rope parade, she opened a cooler, more art-driven space on nearby Via Manzoni, a street once synonymous with chic bourgeois shopping, later dulled by banks and mid-tier stores, and...

Can laissez-faire economics stimulate anything-goes menswear? This Uma Wang menswear collection recalled a moment when it did. The designer said she was inspired by the period in the 1930s when Shanghai was a booming but colonially-imposed creative melee of free trade, the Jazz Age, and homegrown tradition: “a pivotal era when Western modernity first intersected with Chinese classical...

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Last year, K-pop star Lisa added acting to her resumé with her debut role as Mook in season three of The White Lotus. This year, she’s adding designer to her list of accomplishments. Today, Kith is announcing that Lisa is the guest designer of Kith Women’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, dropping on January 20.CEO and creative director Ronnie Fieg...

You don’t need a feather boa to make an impact, just a great pair of jeans and a tee—ask Harry Styles. The X Factor talent show success story and post-boyband boy unleashed his latest album campaign on January 15 and the sum of its parts was: jeans + tee + discoball. It blew the internet wide open.Shot by...