Mango's sell-out Met Gala dress is back just in time for wedding season

The chicest way to trial the tie-dye trend this season.

New York Fashion Week to be shortened

New York Fashion Week, which usually spans seven to eight days in September, will be shortened to just five days, according to a new plan proposed by the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA).The idea to streamline the annual event into five days and five nights was proposed by the CFDA’s new chairman Tom Ford, who is taking over from Diane von Furstenberg in June.Ford, who has already proposed the idea so it will be approved in time for the spring/summer 2020 season, is suggesting the change in an effort to keep NYFW relevant, according to WWD.“There’s a choice,” Ford told WWD. “All of New York Fashion Week moving toward irrelevance or changing the schedule, trying to reinvigorate it and trying to be as accommodating as possible.”The new schedule would see NYFW begin on Friday, 6 September and run through Wednesday, 11 September.According to Ford, the week would involve focusing on the major designers and scheduling other shows around them - which would make it easier for international press and retailers to plan trips and attend.Shortening the calendar would also mean cutting some designers out altogether - a choice the CFDA is making with help from “people from retail and editorial”.“We’re not just asking American editors and buyers, but also the internationals,” said Steven Kolb, CFDA’s chief executive officer. “So we’re not sitting here, making this decision ourselves.”Currently, NYFW runs longer than Fashion Week in London, Paris and Milan.

Fashion label Vetements is selling an £800 version of your old school leavers shirt

Turns out, we've been on trend since year six.

Victoria Beckham had to give her bra to one of the models right before her fashion show

The designer revealed the last-minute panic that happened backstage

Paris Fashion Week: front row and parties

Paris Fashion Week: Jennifer Lawrence and Felicity Jones among stars on front row at AW19 shows

If you’re sat in the front row, it usually means one of two things. At fashion week, the front row, or frow as it’s called, is not just a place to sit and ponder how you spell “Gabbana”. In fact, the frow is reserved for those at the upper echelons of the industry – editors, buyers, stylists – and Hollywood celebrities.

Zendaya & Grace Jones Officially Shut Down Paris Fashion Week

Black girl magic was in high supply at Paris Fashion Week thanks to Zendaya. The actress and singer added fashion designer to her growing (and quite frankly, glowing) résumé, with the launch of her collection with Tommy Hilfiger. Brought to life under the direction of the Zendaya and her stylist, Law Roach, the show was inspired by the 1973 Battle of Versailles show, which put American fashion on the global map.

What's With All The Extra Sleeves At Fashion Week?

Fashion's octopus-inspired trend

Mugler's Paris Fashion Week Show Makes The Middle Finger Manicure A Thing

A clever alternative for flipping the bird

Forget Highlighter, LED Lights Are The New Way To Glow At Paris Fashion Week

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Designer debuts the smallest handbag we've ever seen at Fashion Week

French label Jacquemus sent blink-and-you'll-miss-it bags down the runway.

The Chloé show in Paris paid tribute to the late, great Karl Lagerfeld

Karl Lagerfeld’s name may be synonymous with his long and illustrious career at Chanel and Fendi but in Paris today it was his time at the helm of Chloé that was honoured. At the French fashion house’s latest showcase, the legacy of the late, great Lagerfeld - who’s career spanned not one but two stints at the brand, the first between 1963 an 1983, and again for five years from 1992 before handing the reigns to Stella McCartney - was remembered through tributes placed on every seat. “Chloé pays deepest respect and gratitude to Karl Lagerfeld for the incredible genius he brought to us over his 25 years with the house,” it read.

Jennifer Lawrence debuts engagement ring at Paris Fashion Week

The actress showcased the sparkler on the Dior front row.

Buy, Borrow And Steal: Every Styling Tip You Need To Know From Fashion Month

Which designer items to invest in, whose style to borrow and trends that you can easily copy on a budget

Dior Introduces The New Feminist Slogan T-Shirt Everyone Will Want In 2019

Karlie Kloss modelled the T-shirt before it even hit the catwalk

Bejewelled Diamanté Freckles Are The AW19 Way To Get Your Bling On

Such shine. Very sparkle.

Karl Lagerfeld's final collection for Fendi is shown in Milan

The late designer was with the fashion house for 54 years

Karl Lagerfeld: All the celebrities that attended the Milan Fendi fashion show to honour the late designer

Celebrities from the fashion world and beyond turned out in their droves at Milan Fashion Week to pay their respects to the late Karl Lagerfeld at the Fendi fashion show. Lagerfeld first started working with the Italian fashion label in 1965. Stars including entrepreneur Olivia Palermo and model Olivia Culpo attended the Fendi autumn/winter 2019 catwalk, while models Gigi Hadid and Kaia Gerber took part in the show.

Behold The Return Of The '50s Bubble Dress At London Fashion Week

The memorable silhouette was first popularized by Hubert de Givenchy and Pierre Cardin

Celebrities who walked on the runway this fashion month, from Laverne Cox to Gwendoline Christie

In previous years, celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Elle Fanning and Kylie Jenner have graced the catwalks of some of the industry’s biggest designers, and for autumn/winter 2019, even more stars were subbed in for models. At New York Fashion Week, we saw actors including Gwendoline Christie from Game of Thrones, Laverne Cox from Orange is the New Black, and Greta Lee from Netflix’s Russian Doll make an appearance on the runway. Elsewhere, supermodel Christy Turlington made a surprise appearance at Marc Jacobs, closing the show in a voluminous black taffeta gown.

Fashion Week February 2019: All the celebrity catwalk highlights

From Rose McGowan's Vivienne Westwood protest to Gwendoline Christie in rainbow tulle, all the AW19 celebrity catwalk highlights.

Hair accessories are going nowhere, as Simone Rocha just proved

Hair accessories are the new 'It' bags

Harper Beckham twinned hairstyles with Anna Wintour and it was amazing

On Sunday Harper's mother Victoria Beckham unveiled her sleek and oh so chic AW19 collection to celebrities and the fashion set in the hallways of the Tate Britain. In classic Beckham style the former Spice Girl’s family, including husband David Beckham, came out to support her along with editor-in-chief of US Vogue, Anna Wintour. Beckham jokingly tried the look out for himself but said he "couldn't compete".

Vivienne Westwood Brought Us Recycled Nail Art To Up Our Sustainability Game

Earth-friendly nails

Vivienne Westwood uses London Fashion Week catwalk to protest Brexit

Actress Rose McGowan led an army of activists at the AW19 show.