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- StyleRosy Cherrington
Shirtless 'hot felon' Jeremy Meeks steals the spotlight at Milan Fashion Week
It should be a crime to look this handsome.
StyleRosy Cherrington9 London Fashion Week Men's trends you'll be wearing this summer
From slogan tees, to bucket hats.
- StyleRosy Cherrington
LFWM SS18: Christopher Raeburn schools us in sustainable fashion
'We cannot continue consuming in the way that we are.'
StyleRosy CherringtonBobby Abley turned London Fashion Week Men's into Teletubbyland
Your childhood dreams just came true.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Menswear designer Christopher Raeburn on sustainability and the future of fashion
The British designer, who's on the London Fashion Week Men's schedule, is big into sustainability. We took a look around his showroom and spoke to him about how he sticks to sustainability - and why it's so important.
StyleRosy CherringtonVictoria and Romeo Beckham support David at his London Fashion Week Men's show
She joined David and Romeo at the Kent & Curwen presentation.
StyleAlison ColdridgeBum bags for boys: The ultimate hands-free accessory is back with a bang
One of the most iconic accessory trends of all time - the bum bag - is back. But this time it's the boys working the fashion.
- StyleRosy Cherrington
Could Jermyn Street's public catwalk shows be the future of LFW?
St. James's shoppers were included in all the action.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
London Fashion Week Men's SS18: Day two highlights
From the madness of Charles Jeffrey's first standalone show to Tinie Tempah's 'What We Wear' new season debut, here's everything that happened on the second day of LFWM SS18. [Video: British Fashion Council]
- StyleRosy Cherrington
Tinie Tempah turned LFWM into a basketball court for What We Wear SS18
Is this the coolest LFWM presentation so far?
- StyleRosy Cherrington
E. Tautz made a political statement at LFWM, but you might have missed it
'In a period of extraordinary turmoil we wanted to create a quiet moment.'
StyleRosy Cherrington15 trends the fash pack wear to London Fashion Week
London Fashion Week Men's is almost upon us.
- StyleRosy Cherrington
London Fashion Week Men's: The designers showing co-ed collections this June
The designers tearing down gender barriers in fashion.
- StyleAlison Coldridge
Fashion Week's 'see now, buy now' model: Is it working?
When Burberry revealed a strategy shift in September 2016 to showcase a collection at London Fashion Week that customers could instantly shop, it’s safe to say the fashion world was dubious. For decades, Fashion Weeks globally had unveiled collections that weren’t available to buy for months to come (so print journalists and buyers would be able to plan their issues well in advance) and going against the grain by dropping the traditional fashion calendar was always going to be a risk. While long-standing and very traditional in some respects, the British fashion house is known for being innovative – and in an age where we shop from our phones and crave immediacy, innovation pays off.
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
London Fashion Week Men's show schedule: June 2017
From established designers such as Vivienne Westwood and Oliver Spencer, to up-and-coming ones like Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY and Liam Hodges, there are a lot of great names on the London Fashion Week Men's June 2017 show schedule.
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Hijabs, berets and pussy hats: How should politics be presented on the runway?
Fashion and politics have always had a rather tumultuous relationship. Think back to a few years ago when Karl Lagerfeld co-opted feminism, creating a women-only protest on Chanel’s SS15 runway that was slammed for its superficiality. Since Donald Trump’s election, designers in all four fashion capitals have jumped on the political bandwagon.
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Karl Lagerfeld blasts Chanel into the stratosphere for sparkly AW17 show
Guests were greeted with a giant Chanel-branded space shuttle that took over the Grand Palais (and lifted off at the finale), giving a major clue as to the collection’s theme. Images showing space blanket puffa coats and futuristic-printed dresses were also laid out on seats pre-show.
- StyleSabrina Carder
Every talking point from Fashion Week AW17, from pink pussy hats to plus-size models
Due to recent events, this season of Fashion Week has been filled with messages of inclusivity, from politics to body image.
- StyleFaran Krentcil
Rihanna's Fenty x Puma Show Brings out the Stars
Models walk the runway at the Fenty X Puma by Rihanna Autumn Winter 2017 fashion show during Paris Fashion Week on March 6, 2017 in Paris, France. “I’m going to get in trouble,” whispered Cara Delevingne to Nick Jonas.
StyleFaran KrentcilStella McCartney Closed Her Show With a George Michael Dance Party
At Stella McCartney’s fashion show, the famously vegan designer sent 35 models down the catwalk in plaids, checks, and cruelty-free knitwear. There were also horse prints taken from George Stubbs, the famous 18th century British painter. The design details gave way McCartney’s finale, an a capella concert for guests like Salma Hayek and Pamela Anderson.
- StyleSabrina Carder
Nicki Minaj's boob-baring Paris Fashion Week look was inspired by Picasso, not Lil' Kim
Nicki Minaj was certainly the centre of attention at the Haider Ackermann Paris Fashion Week show on Saturday. The ‘Anaconda’ rapper opted to rock up to the event with one boob hanging out, in half a Mugler jacket and a metallic Agent Provocateaur pastie covering her nipple. The look immediately drew comparisons to Lil’ Kim’s iconic 1999 MTV Video Music Award outfit, which controversially boasted virtually an identical, and exposing, design. We all know imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, however Lil’ Kim was reportedly not happy about Nicki stealing her look.
- StyleElizabeth DiFilippo
We need to talk about Bella Hadid's Paris style
Bella Hadid is walking the runway during Paris Fashion Week for some of the biggest designers in the world. And, as is tradition, the 20-year-old model seems to be turning the city into her own personal catwalk, debuting some questionable looks as she makes around the City of Lights. It’s been a tough go for the newly single model. Her recent breakup with Canadian musician, The Weeknd, has made headlines after the “Starboy” singer quickly and very publicly, moved on with pop star, Selena Gomez. Although we don’t feel too bad for the famous model and a member of the most genetically gifted family in the world, could this be an over-correction to her newly single status? Is this the supermodel equivalent of getting a new hair-cut post break-up and hitting the gym? Whatever is going on, one thing’s for sure: Bella wants all of the attention, and she will wear literally anything to get it. Click through the slideshow to see what she’s been wearing in Paris, and let us know what you think by tweeting @ YahooStyleCA .
- StyleElle
Fashion Is Trying To Make Leggings A Thing (again), And We Don't Entirely Hate It
This is not a drill
