Emily Phillips
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- Sep 3, 2026
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Ten Meets Charlotte Cardin, The Canadian Musician Ready For Global Stardom (opens the original)
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As soon as she walked into the room, Charlotte Cardin seemed to caress the space with a velvet touch. Her presence felt gravitational, like everything instinctively shifted towards her, making it hard to do anything other than watch her glide around 10‘s East London set – yet there was never anything performative about it. from left: SAINT LAURENT by ANTHONY VACCARELLO, MIU MIU Gracious, passionate and curious, she was just as interested in learning about me (a fellow Canadian) as I was about he
Studio Studios Is The Hair Salon Where Textured Cuts Meet Unconventional Colours (opens the original)
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The quickest way to spot someone who’s been to Studio Studios? Their hair. The appointment-only Shoreditch salon has quietly become responsible for some of London’s most enviable cuts and colours, counting Gabbriette, Lola Young, Romy Madley Croft, Ellie Rowsell and Arlo Parks among its clientele. Tucked just a hop, skip and a jump from Shoreditch High Street station, it’s the sort of place that’s become a word-of-mouth fixture among fashion people, musicians, artists and anyone who’s ever scree
BREAKING: Olivier Rousteing Is Rabanne’s Next Creative Director (opens the original)
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This morning, Olivier Rousteing was officially named creative director of Rabanne, marking a decisive new chapter for the storied maison following the departure of Julien Dossena in June who has held the position since 2013. Now, one of fashion’s most visible and culturally attuned creative forces takes the reins. “Joining Rabanne is a tremendous honor. This is a house that has always challenged convention, transforming bold ideas into creations that have shaped fashion history. Its spirit of in
Fendi: Couture AW26 (opens the original)
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Last night in Rome, Maria Grazia Chiuri presented her debut Fendi couture collection at Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea with a soft yet confident offering rooted in the body, giving value back to it as “living substance” and “desire”. That meant clothes designed to move rather than restrict – chiffon dresses floated with every step, satin skimmed the figure and sculptural drapery shaped the body without impeding boning or binding. Chiuri is a romantic, and her Dior past was app
Viktor & Rolf: Couture AW26 (opens the original)
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Viktor & Rolf has never been one to skimp on the drama when it comes to couture, and the AW26 show proved it. A giant revolving bedroom peppered with towering wardrobes, oversized beds and cavernous chests of drawers became the stage for just two models – one older, one younger – who spent the show dressing and undressing, using the furniture itself as their wardrobe. But not in some esoteric, avant garde kind of way. Duvets were whipped off beds and wrapped into couture gowns, candy-wrapper hat
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