There are collaborations, and then there are cultural moments. The new partnership between The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Australian luxury fashion house CAMILLA sits firmly in the latter, transforming centuries of artistic heritage into something far more intimate: fashion designed to be lived in. Launching this April, The Met x CAMILLA  capsule is not simply inspired by art, it reimagines  it, threading together over 5,000 years of global creativity into a collection th

With Watches and Wonders just weeks away, March should have been quiet. The industry’s biggest maisons typically hold back, saving their most important releases for Geneva’s global stage. But this year, something shifted. Rather than silence, we saw a tightly curated drop of timepieces that feel less like placeholders, and more like a preview of where modern watchmaking is heading. Not in one direction, but several at once. Because today’s collector isn’t one-dimensional. The

The Oscars may be Hollywood’s biggest night, but for fashion lovers, it is just as much about the red carpet as the awards themselves. And this year’s arrivals gave us exactly what we want from the Academy Awards: proper glamour, a little drama, polished tailoring and those standout looks you instantly want to save for reference. Rather than simply listing who wore what, these are the looks that truly lingered in our minds after the flashbulbs faded. 1. Jessie Buckley in Chan

The statement accessory spotted on Harry Styles in New York is the Chanel 25 Leopard Pony‑Hair Flap Bag, a standout piece from Chanel’s Métiers d’Art 2026 collection designed by Matthieu Blazy. The bag first appeared on the runway during Chanel’s New York Métiers d’Art show and quickly became one of the most talked-about accessories from the collection. It features pony-hair leopard print, a slouchy flap silhouette and signature gold chain straps, giving it a bold, textured l