Your summer lifestyle and career choices should go hand in hand when you buy a bag. Among the bags...
To what lengths will you go for a formal affair?
Every look here will literally walk from runway on to the red carpet for film and fashion award ceremonies. Giorgio Armani designed this tightly edited collection for his label Armani Prive at the recent Paris Couture Week.
With athleisure taking over many women’s wardrobes and an increasingly casual attitude toward workplace attire, it’s no wonder high heels are falling out of favor. Plus, there’s growing awareness of how stilettos can destroy posture, cause back problems and deform feet—all issues firmly at odds with the health and wellness craze.
After six seasons of being discreet with low-key quality, luxury brand “it” bags have made a complete turnaround for Spring-Summer 2018—coming out of the closet by loudly proclaiming their DNA patterns, buckles and logos.
After the 90th Academy Awards last Sunday (Monday morning in Manila), the A-list stars ditched their designer formals meant to dazzle onstage and slipped into more comfortable but no less stylish getups for the many Oscar after parties.
Pierpaolo Piccioli, Italian haute couturier of Valentino’s latest collection, was the smashing climax at Paris Couture Week. He was given a three-minute standing ovation by hardened fashion editors and discriminating clients.
Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri, the first female creative director of Dior, launched the brand’s 2018 Cruise Collection in Calabasas, a rocky canyon preserve 25 miles west of Hollywood.
To complete your face for Winter 2017-18, you need cold weather makeup and statement earrings.
From large shopping bags at Balenciaga by Demna Gvasalia to the extra-small bubble bag at Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld, bags for Winter 2018 are an array of sizes and styles.
