June is the official start of summer. And, if you've been dealing with volatile weather for months, it's the time for your lightest, breeziest clothes: from gingham dresses to sheer skirts and everything in between. It's also the time to experiment with your favorite pieces. "We're seeing a lot of exaggerated shapes and silhouettes this season: big and small, short and long," says Emily Cole, EVP, women’s creative director and product strategy of Kenneth Cole.
Once summer officially kicks off, your G-Cal will be flooded with invites and events. Music festivals, cookouts, grad parties, Euro trips, fire escape hangs, park dates, bottomless brunches, beach days, winery tours—pause for a deep breath—steamy nights out, and for Gemini babies and my fellow Cancers, birthday parties and celebratory dinners. Yeahhh, you're going to need a lot of cute 'fits this June 2025.
Pretty MissAshish’s return to the catwalk during London Fashion Week was a lesson in how to work all adversities into a positive, switching the 9 am Monday time slot on the official schedule from the graveyard shift into a covetable position with his own brand of glamour and tongue-in-cheek humour.
Over four seasons, Succession has given us a glimpse – albeit a fictional one – into the lifestyles of the richest people in the US, and shown how billionaires differentiate themselves from a bog-standard multi-millionaire. The show famously has wealth consultants to advise on every minor detail, and costume designers who carefully construct a wardrobe that truly reflects the 0.01%.
Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello collaborated with British photographer Glen Luchford on the still pictures and a short film.
With a reverence for the community, Áwet wanted to create a space to celebrate young talent in similar ways that his father believed in nurturing the hands that prepare the garments of a shared tapestry. From May 4th to May 5th, ÁWET’s Bond Street flagship hosted eleven AAPI-owned brands. Micro-collections and small run released, curated by U.S. and China-based artist representation group Velvet.Co, were showcased alongside ÁWET’s newest Spring/Summer ‘24 collection
