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Tove Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Sometimes a dress silhouette becomes so pervasive you almost don’t notice its dominance. Right now, slinky, liquid maxi dresses that sheath the body while simultaneously leaving little to the imagination are having a moment. And a large proportion of them, at least judging by my social feeds, are exemplars by Tove. Co-founders Camille Perry and Holly Wright have seen serious success with the subtly sensual Italian viscose-jersey and silk designs that prowled down their spring runway in London last year. So, they decided to own it for fall. “We do well with these kinds of styles because they are still very covered and refined, but there’s an element of sexiness,…
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8 Surprisingly Affordable Favorites in Kate Middleton’s Jewelry Collection
All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. The Princess of Wales may have diamond-encrusted heirloom jewels at her fingertips, but some of her most frequently worn pieces are surprisingly affordable. Mixing high and low has always been a hallmark of Kate’s style. Think: a pair of $23 shoulder-grazing floral earrings from Zara, paired with a white floor-length, one-shouldered Alexander McQueen at the 2023 BAFTAs. Or the $18 ASOS twisted golden hoops Middleton wore in 2021, with an all-red look that included a Christopher Kane pleated skirt. As the Princess celebrates her…
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Longchamp unites with D’Heygere on a playful new collection
Longchamp sees in 2023 with a new collaboration, uniting with Paris-primarily based jewellery and equipment designer Stéphanie D’heygere – by means of her eponymous label D’heygere – on a gender-totally free selection that guarantees to ‘transform the everyday’ with pieces that adapt to their wearer’s requirements, impressed by Longchamp’s foldaway ‘Le Pliage‘ handbag. ‘When I very first met Stéphanie, I was totally bowled around by her operate and the whole universe she developed. Her designs have a real identity, but also an incredibly ingenious dimension that speaks to Longchamp,’ claims Longchamp innovative director Sophie Delafontaine, who to start with collaborated with D’heygere on a restricted-edition poncho in 2019. ‘After [that]…
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Victoria Beckham Pre-Fall 2022 Collection
Balance is a big theme with Victoria Beckham. As a pop star who became a WAG who became a high-fashion designer, her life and work have always been a balancing act of contrasts: the popular and the exclusive, the sexy and the serious, the flamboyant and the sophisticated. It is, in essence, the secret to her success. Like many other brands at this logomanic moment in time, this season Beckham is launching her own monogram. It’s a graphic but clean infinity V.B., which the designer emblazoned across viscose twill dresses, blouses, and trousers in her pre-collection. She referred to it as “subtle, elegant, and chic,” a trinity key to Beckham,…
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Marina Moscone Pre-Fall 2022 Collection
Instead of thinking about investment dressing, Marina Moscone wants you to consider treasure dressing. That is, buying clothes that are well-made and practical, but also have a sense of wonder and whimsy about them—a special detail that elevates, say, your most-worn blazer to a blazer you couldn’t bear to part with. Fittingly, Moscone’s muse for pre-fall is a sea nymph who’s been hunting for treasure. But before you jump to Ariel and her thingamabobs, the clothes in this collection are more sophisticated and cerebral than the Disney princess. Moscone is generally known as a purist who favors silhouettes that hang away from the body, creating a tension between the masculine…
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Ten C FW22 Collection | HYPEBEAST
Furthering its foundation of elevated Japanese fabrics, cold-weather layering and a military-inspired aesthetic, Ten C adds to its coveted outerwear catalog with an imaginative Fall/Winter 2022 collection. For the upcoming season, Paul Harvey and Allesandro Pungetti looked to hybridization to expand the possibilities of outerwear construction. The creative duo was inspired by combing materials like polyester and nylon, which are typically difficult to dye. As the two materials feature both a technical and utilitarian aesthetic, they make the perfect host for not only expanding military-inspired designs but realizing the collection’s theme of creating something new with an array of fabrics. The hybridized collection brings new life to the brand’s signature…
