More than a century after first being founded in Manchester, Barney's Originals continues to build on the category that defined its reputation in the first place, leather and suede outerwear, though increasingly through a far more contemporary lens. The brand’s latest season lookbook leans heavily into refined silhouettes, softened tailoring, elevated hardware, and more versatile styling across womenswear, menswear, and unisex collections, while maintaining the accessible pos

The Pirelli Calendar has long been defined by singular authorship, one photographer shaping one narrative, setting the tone for how a moment in culture is captured and remembered. For 2027, that model is being reworked in a way that signals a more layered and deliberate evolution of the project. Pirelli has confirmed that the upcoming edition will be created by two photographers, Avani Rai and Sølve Sundsbø, marking the first time in the Calendar’s history that dual creative

Somewhere between fashion’s obsession with the next big thing and luxury’s habit of overexplaining itself, good taste got noisy. MiOwne’s Revival, landing May 1st, feels like the correction. This is not a collection built for hype cycles or algorithm dressing. It is sharper than that. Cleaner too. Revival takes the visual language of late 90's and early 2000's eyewear, the era when silhouettes did the talking and logos knew when to stay quiet, and brings it back with discipli

There are brands that sell products, and then there are brands that create a world. Layla Swimwear belongs firmly to the latter. Designed in Ibiza and handcrafted in Bali, Layla Swimwear is built on more than aesthetics alone. It is a brand shaped by place, craftsmanship and a sophisticated understanding of modern femininity. Every collection carries the warmth of Mediterranean light, the sensuality of island living and the increasingly important belief that luxury should fee

There are collectors, and then there are people who quietly hold history together. Anthony Moss has spent a lifetime in pursuit of objects most would pass without a second glance. Not because they lack value, but because they require something rare to understand them properly: time. What sits within his collection is not just craftsmanship, but a record of how people once chose to be seen. Long before fashion became fast, disposable, and increasingly detached from meaning, th

Some jewellery begins at the counter. Augustine Jewels begins elsewhere, with a pencil line that decides everything that follows. That distinction runs through the entire brand. Long before a stone is set or a clasp is closed, there is a moment where proportion is worked out by hand, where balance is considered without pressure, and where the final piece is allowed to take shape gradually rather than being forced into it. It is a quieter way of working, but one that carries

Associated British Foods has confirmed it will proceed with a demerger of Primark, separating its retail business from its food and ingredients operations, with both expected to list independently by the end of 2027. The decision brings clarity to a structure that has long held two very different businesses together. Retail and food operate on separate timelines, respond to different pressures, and require distinct strategic focus. The demerger recognises that difference and

There is a difference between a brand that markets sustainability and one that is built around it. Most sit comfortably in the first category. Alpaca Apparel does not. Founded in 2021 by Claire Turner, the brand does something most fashion labels cannot claim with any real conviction. It owns its starting point. The fibre comes from a herd in the New Forest. Not sourced, not outsourced, not repackaged through a supply chain designed to blur the edges. Known, controlled, under

There is a certain overlap between Formula One and watchmaking that goes beyond branding. Precision, timing, marginal gains, all of it translates cleanly. What is more interesting is where that relationship is starting to stretch. At Watches and Wonders this year, IWC Schaffhausen did not just bring racing into the conversation. It pushed it somewhere else entirely. The presence of George Russell alongside Eileen Gu felt expected on the surface. Athletes aligned with performa

Some brands try to define summer. Maison Tangerine understands it. Built out of Bulgaria with more than two decades of textile manufacturing behind it, the brand does not rely on storytelling to carry weight. The substance is already there. Fabric comes first, decisions follow after. It is a quieter approach, but one that shows up immediately in how the product feels. At its core is linen, reworked. Not the rigid, overly creased version most people associate with it, but som

There is a point somewhere above the atmosphere where time stops behaving in any recognisable way. Not in a philosophical sense, but in a practical one. A spacecraft circles the Earth every ninety minutes, pulling astronauts through sixteen sunrises and sixteen sunsets in what we would still call a single day. The rhythm that governs life on the ground disappears, replaced by something far more mechanical. Time becomes something you follow because you have to, not because you

Pop music has always been a stage for confidence. The artists who leave a mark are rarely the ones who arrive cautiously. They arrive with a name, a vision and the belief that what they are building deserves attention. Tiffany Queen speaks about her career with that kind of conviction. Her project is not framed as a single release or even a typical music career. Instead she describes Tiffany Queen as an identity she is actively constructing, something that sits at the interse

The biggest shift at this year’s Oscars wasn’t on stage. It was in how the night was experienced. What was once a broadcast-led event is now driven by creators, with influencers shaping what audiences see, engage with and remember. Red carpet interviews, “get ready with me” videos and real-time reactions didn’t sit alongside the ceremony, they became the main event. For brands, that shift is already measurable. According to Kolsquare, the data tells a clear story. Burger King

Fragrance has become one of the most dynamic forces within the beauty industry, evolving far beyond its traditional place on the dressing table. Increasingly, scent sits at the intersection of identity, creativity and cultural storytelling. This March, London steps further into that conversation as National Fragrance Week 2026 unveils its first dedicated Fragrance Hub in the heart of the capital. Taking place on 18–19 March, the initiative has been created by The Fragrance Fo

Some accessories disappear quietly. Others wait for the moment culture circles back. The F171 LAURA from FREITAG belongs firmly in the latter category. First introduced in 2003 and retired in 2011, the cult shoulder bag returns this spring, re-emerging into a fashion landscape once again obsessed with early-2000s aesthetics. The revival lands on 11 March 2026 and feels perfectly timed. Across major cities, Y2K silhouettes and compact shoulder bags have re-entered wardrobes. F