LEMAIRE’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection begins with curiosity, bringing together unexpected references across womenswear and menswear. Contrasts of matte/sheen and structure/fluidity shape the season, with menswear taking on a distinctly tropical mood through prints of palm leaves, shimmering oceans, and changing skies. Lightweight leather Mandarin jackets and yukata-inspired wrap shirts join raincoats, shorts, crisp cotton workwear, and breathable nylon, cotton voile, and cotton mesh. Womenswear looks to the openness of the 1970s, with psychedelic motifs, decorative details, organic shades, and fluid fabrics including viscose, silk, and jacquard.

Photography courtesy of CAMILLA A celebration of the extraordinary, the unexpected, and the art of dressing without rules. —Camilla Franks CAMILLA’s [...]

The Spring-Summer 2027 AMIRI collection for men and women is inspired by LA after dark—Malibu at sunset, Beverly Hills at midnight—rediscovering the city as [...]

Chan Luu is entering a new era with its first-ever Bridal Collection, a capsule created for the unconventional bride. Inspired by founder and creative director Tessa Tran’s own wedding, the collection includes heirloom-worthy jewelry, feather brooches, and taffeta and dupioni separates. The pieces are designed to work across the wedding weekend, from courthouse ceremonies and rehearsal dinners to bridal brunches, while remaining wearable long after the celebration.

Photo by Carlo Scarpato (GoRunway) / Issey Miyake Inc. Silhouettes sway like waves. Lines overlap one another. Figure and ground intersect. —Issey Miyake IM [...]

Then there are the rare brands that somehow understand women before they ever understand trends. Honey Swim is one of those brands. As a woman living in Florida, I’ve learned that a swimsuit isn’t reserved for vacations. It’s a staple. One that gets just as much wear as my favorite sundress or matching set. Whether it’s a beach day, a boat ride with friends, a day at the pool, or going to take in the sunset, life here revolves around the water. Finding a swimsuit, though, is another story.

There is something wonderfully intimate about getting dressed. Before the meetings, celebrations, errands, vacations, and big moments of the day begin, there is the closet and the familiar question of what to pull from it. For sisters Elson, Bradford, and Frances Stewart, that daily ritual became the inspiration for Poema Clothiers, a personal styling company built around a simple idea: the right clothes should not make you feel like someone else.

It is unsurprising that a place so abundant in stories and dreamlike landscapes as Scotland would be full of creative people inspired by its history, beauty, and collective experiences. For centuries, its craftspeople have defined and redefined Scottish culture, sharing its rich story through fine art, the written word, photography, textiles, fashion, and more. Museums throughout the country celebrate its makers with a reverence well deserved.

A well-designed space reflects the life lived within it, shaped by thoughtful details and pieces chosen with intention. This edition of C’est la VIE [...]

Hublot Colors the Season with a Big Bang Photography by Nina Fernandez/BFA.com Summer arrived in style as Hublot celebrated the debut of its new [...]

As the World Cup comes to Los Angeles, The West Hollywood EDITION has partnered with Malibu-based vintage clothing archive, Organic Research Group, offering access to an exclusive curation of some of the rarest collectible soccer culture pieces. Through the months of June and July, hotel guests will have access to a dedicated vintage soccer shirt concierge, as the property collaborates with collector, stylist, and creative consultant, Damian Collins, Co-Founder of Organic Research Group.

Inspired by the Art of Travel, a concept dear to Louis Vuitton, the Flight Mode collection showcases timeless, sophisticated creations. Ready-to-wear items, leather goods, [...]