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The Swatch x Audemars Piguet Royal Pop is not just a watch collaboration. It is a colourful pocket watch, a collectible accessory, and possibly luxury watchmaking’s answer to Labubu.
Lauren Sánchez Bezos became one of the most criticised women at the 2026 Met Gala. But perhaps the real question is not whether she is tasteful enough, elegant enough or morally acceptable enough. Perhaps the real question is why society needs her to be the villain.
Temperatures are rising; as evening lingers a little longer, the warm air reminds me that summer has arrived. This is the time of year that makes me want to simplify my wardrobe the most. I crave light dresses, linen pieces, sandals, and clothes that allow the body to breathe—what about you? But it is better … Read more
The polo shirt is one of the most iconic garments of all time, having made its transition from a sporty piece of clothing to a part of high-end fashion. It is no longer just a shirt worn by tennis or polo players but a staple in any stylish wardrobe. Click on the video above to get … Read more
One essential task in spring involves tossing out the old to make space for the new. It’s time for spring cleaning. But we are not here to show you how to declutter your home. Instead, this article is about decluttering your life and detoxing your soul. Spring is an excellent time to think about what … Read more
We are living through a strange moment in fashion, when logos no longer mean luxury. They may still mean access, taste, money, or a very cooperative credit card. A Hermès bag, for instance, certainly suggests connections and resources. But it does not necessarily prove a luxurious life. There is a difference between buying signs of … Read more
There are two kinds of women in the corporate landscape: those who carry their laptop in a tote bag, and those who still believe a backpack is the most practical answer to adulthood. Then, of course, there is the briefcase woman, a rare and rather intimidating species. I must confess: choosing what to wear to … Read more
As we mark May 1st, celebrated in many countries as Labor Day, the day has a dual significance. Originally a nod to the working class, in 1955 the Catholic Church dedicated this date to Saint Joseph the Worker, the adoptive father of Jesus and a patron saint for labourers and craftsmen. Yes, work is a … Read more
As the Editor-in-Chief of Notorious-Mag, I’ve spent decades working in the fashion and lifestyle world. But beyond the pages of the magazine, I’ve also been on the other side of the hiring table for over 40 years. I’ve interviewed dozens of candidates for roles ranging from editorial and design to marketing and management. And if … Read more
The first thing that comes to mind when we say office look is the classic, elegant blazer. And honestly, we love her. She is reliable, polished, and always understands the assignment. But this season, the collections are offering other Spring Jackets that can make your workwear look instantly cooler. Think of it as giving your … Read more
There is something almost funny about the return of the Longchamp Le Pliage. For years, it lived in that complicated corner of fashion reserved for pieces we associated with school runs, airport terminals, university libraries and the practical side of grown-up life. Then, almost without warning, it reappeared on the arms of Gen Z girls … Read more
As the sun shines brighter and the days grow warmer, we all know that wedding season is just around the corner. Love is in the air, and countless couples are about to embark on their marital journeys. But just because weddings are naturally beautiful doesn’t mean that you can forget about the dress code. In … Read more
Wedding looks are never entirely universal. What makes sense for a beach ceremony in Comporta will not work for a Catholic wedding in Vienna, and what feels perfectly judged at an English country church may seem oddly formal at a civil ceremony in Paris. Geography changes the dress code. Culture changes it too. Still, one … Read more
Andalusia summer destination #1. Why? A region of layered history, architectural beauty, remarkable food, and summer addresses worth saving.
The new Queen Elizabeth II fashion exhibition at Buckingham Palace presents the late Queen’s wardrobe as more than ceremony. It reveals clothes as diplomacy, discipline, memory and a distinctly British idea of public grace.
Zara x Leandra Medine Cohen turns spring style into something sharper and more personal. Less template, more instinct.
Paris at Easter is crowded, secular, and full of tourists on the surface. But underneath, the city still holds extraordinary Catholic places and Holy Week traditions, from rue du Bac and Sainte-Clotilde to Notre-Dame, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, and the elegant ritual of Easter brunch.
Why anti-ageing has become beauty’s most elegant illusion Eternal youth is the chicest fantasy money can buy. It arrives in frosted glass bottles, in clinic appointments, in refrigerated peptide vials, in polished promises whispered across TikTok, Instagram and private wellness circles. It tells us that ageing is not a fact of life, but a problem … Read more
Sandra Hüller style is not built on perfection, youth, or obvious glamour. It is built on intelligence, character, and the rare ability to make luxury fashion look human.
COS SS26 in Seoul confirmed the brand’s international strength with architectural lines, 80s and 90s references, tactile fabrics, sensual skirts and the kind of polished ease that keeps COS ahead of the high-street pack.
Choosing the right pair of jeans says more about your fashion literacy than most people like to admit. Denim is deceptively democratic; everyone wears it, but not everyone wears it well. There is such a thing as the wrong choice. And yes, continuing to wear ultra-skinny jeans with tight leather jackets and ankle boots is … Read more
Schiaparelli at the V&A is the kind of exhibition that reminds you fashion once had more nerve. Elsa Schiaparelli made clothes with wit, mischief and artistic ambition, and the V&A’s new show gives her the London stage she deserves.
There is something quietly telling about the way trainers have moved from performance objects to emotional companions. We no longer wear them to run faster, but to move through life with a little more ease. With the Sunny trainer, Jimmy Choo signals a Spring/Summer 2026 shoe trend defined by lightness, femininity, and a quiet ballerina … Read more