Luxury Fashion
11 articles
What Are the Strict Rules of Haute Couture Collections?
One Giambattista Valli couture gown can take approximately 240 hours and 6,000 metres of fabric to create, embodying a level of dedication rarely seen in modern apparel, according to Vogue .
Stefano Ricci debuts Spring 2027 collection in Tanzania
Stefano Ricci's Spring 2027 collection debuted in Tanzania, featuring tuxedos with blazers inspired by ancient Maasai motifs, a stark departure from typical European runways.
Bella Hadid swaps Cannes heels for $180 thong sandals
Just hours after gracing the Cannes red carpet in towering heels, supermodel Bella Hadid was spotted swapping her formal footwear for a pair of $180 thong sandals, a stark departure from festival norm
Dsquared2 Unveils 35-Piece Resort 2027 Collection
Dsquared2's Resort 2027 collection details reveal a significant strategic emphasis on a new accessory.
Sloane Rangers: Cultural phenomenon explained
At a recent Chanel show, fashion critic Vanessa Friedman sported a Barbour jacket, an emblem of the English upper-class Sloane Ranger style.
Luxury Fashion Authentication: Human Expertise & Digital Future
To become a master authenticator at FASHIONPHILE, an individual must accumulate over 8,000 hours of hands-on experience.
Milan Fashion Week Bans Fur, Embracing Ethical Sourcing
Starting May 15, the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (CNMI) will cease promoting fur on its catwalks, signaling a definitive end to fur's prominence at Milan Fashion Week, according to Drapers .
Dior's 2026 Cruise Show Unveils Hollywood Glamour at LACMA
At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Jonathan Anderson unveiled his debut Dior Cruise collection, transforming the classic Bar jacket into a curving white tuxedo.
Gap x Victoria Beckham 2024 Collab: Reshaping Market Strategies
On April 24, 2024, Gap's new capsule collection with Victoria Beckham sold out upon release, generating immediate consumer frenzy.
Haute Couture vs. Ready-to-Wear: Key Differences Explained
To earn the coveted 'haute couture' designation, a fashion house must maintain an atelier with at least 15 full-time staff and 20 full-time technical workers dedicated to crafting custom garments, acc
What is Haute Couture and Why Did Charles Worth Start It?
By 1970, the number of haute couture houses had plummeted, a direct consequence of the very strict rules designed to protect its exclusivity.