Paris Haute Couture AW26/27 closed this week with two Indian designers on the official calendar, plasma on the runway, and Dior fresh from dressing Taylor Swift's wedding. Here is what the season was actually saying.

From Prada to Dries Van Noten and Saint Laurent, five visual ideas appeared repeatedly across the men's SS27 runways in Milan and Paris. Here is what we noticed, who showed it, and how to wear it.

Here is why the Americana aesthetic, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, vintage denim, varsity, and coastal New England style, is having its most considered moment yet

We are not dressing for where we are. We are dressing for where we feel we belong. Here is why cities have become moods, and what it means when a wardrobe becomes a map of places you have never actually been.

Luxury fashion is no longer selling only handbags and heels. It is selling intellectual identity. From feminist reading salons to rare-book boutiques and miniature classics as bag charms, the fashion world is embracing literature as its newest object of desire. This feature explores why books have become the new luxury status symbol and what it reveals about culture, aspiration, and slow living today.

Cortisol dressing is the fashion trend replacing dopamine dressing. Discover what a cortisol closet is, the key colours to know, and how to dress to reduce stress.

Florals return every spring, yet Mughal prints have shaped botanical design for centuries. This cultural commentary explores how Mughal textile heritage is quietly defining the floral revival of Spring 2026

From tartan and houndstooth to refined animal prints and painterly florals, Spring/Summer 2026 print trends signal a return to textile literacy and heritage craftsmanship.

Fashion brands are rethinking retail through cafés, books, and third-place design. Inside the shift from transaction to presence.

Beyond candy palettes and translucent textures, Gimme Gummy reveals a cultural move toward emotional ease and sensory living.

Poetcore is more than a fashion trend, it’s an introspective aesthetic shaping how we dress, live, and create in 2026.

The British Grand Prix proved Formula 1’s glamour has never faded — but women and fashion are making it more visible, inclusive, and aspirational than ever.

A silhouette sculpted for scaffolding is now reshaping street style. From the tobi-shoku’s heritage to Gen Z’s fashion remix, Japan’s constructionwear is quietly redefining what it means to dress with power and purpose.

This summer’s most joyful trend isn’t coming from Paris or Copenhagen—it’s blooming on the cobbled streets of Lisbon. Think: crochet cherries, bold hearts, and a flair for romantic absurdity. Here's why the Lisbon Look is rewriting fashion's moodboard.

In 2025, flowers are no longer motifs. They’re mood, memory, and strategy. Luxury brands like Dior, Loewe, Gucci, and Jacquemus are using florals to seduce the senses—and remind us what real beauty feels like before it fades.

Gen Z isn’t cosplaying wealth—they’re mourning stability. Old Moneycore is their aestheticised rebellion against chaos and control.

From Tagore quotes to jholas with zines, Indian Academia Core is Gen Z’s slow, intellectual rebellion—and it’s beautiful.

Resortwear 2025 is more than a trend—it's a White Lotus-fuelled fantasy of palm prints, branded dreams, and jet-set storytelling.

Fisherman aesthetic is reeling us in—chunky knits, strappy sandals & sardine-core. Is it quiet luxury’s rugged twist? Dive into 2025’s trend

Luxury is no longer just something you wear—it’s something you taste.