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Wardrobe Compass decodes what designers showed and what's arriving in shops now, then shows you how to wear it with what you already own.
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DesignersHyères 2026: Belgian designer Matil Vanlint is among the ten fashion finalists
The winners of the 41st Hyères festival are due to be announced today. One of the ten fashion finalists trained in Brussels.
BusinessChanel's fashion president Bruno Pavlovsky steps off the company board
Pavlovsky is staying on as head of Chanel's fashion business. The house says its board has now finished moving towards independent directors.
DesignersAnthony Vaccarello leaves Saint Laurent after ten years
The Belgian designer's exit was confirmed ten days after his gold-and-black spring 2027 show beneath the Eiffel Tower.
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PrintCheck Mate: Why Tartan and Plaid Are the Print of the Season
From Chloé to Copenhagen, checks were everywhere for AW26. Here's how to wear them now.
TextureThe Season of Texture: Faux Fur, Shearling and Fuzzy Bags
AW26 is a season you can feel. How to bring shearling, pile and fringe into your wardrobe.
TailoringThe New Suit: Sharp Tailoring, Skirt Suits and '80s Power
The slouch is out. Fitted jackets, skirt suits and sculpted shoulders are back.
SilhouetteThe Drop Waist Is Back: Art Deco Shapes for Every Day
A century after the 1920s, the low waist returns, and it's easier to wear than you think.
AccessoriesFinishing Touches: XXL Boots, Opera Gloves, Bows and Big Necklaces
The cheapest way to update your wardrobe this winter is from the knees down and the wrists out.
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From the runway to real life
We follow published runway reports and trend data, and link our sources at the end of every article.
Start with what you own
Every trend comes with simple ways to wear it, often with one new piece or none at all.
Pre-loved counts
Many of this season's looks are easy to find in vintage and secondhand shops. We point you there first.