Monogamy – Is Eternal Romance Becoming a Trend?

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Close your eyes and think of your grandparents—sitting side by side on a weathered park bench, hands intertwined, their love a quiet, enduring presence. Remember the warmth of their stories, the twinkle in their eyes when they spoke of “the early days,” and the simple joy of a life built together. Monogamy, once the backbone … Read more

SOSHIOTSUKI x ZARA: The Japanese Collab Redefining Human Connection

Campaign image from SOSHIOTSUKI x ZARA collection featuring a Japanese couple wearing Japanese inspired tailoring

Zara has just unveiled its latest designer partnership: SOSHIOTSUKI x ZARA, a capsule crafted with Japanese designer Soshi Otsuki and built around the theme “A Sense of Togetherness.”Spanning womenswear, menswear and kids, the collection is already available online and in selected stores. But beyond the aesthetics, this collaboration taps into one of the biggest cultural … Read more

Reading, the Next Hot Trend – How Books and Brains Become Fashionable

Collage with three actress reading at Miu Miu Club Book in Shanghai

The Reading Trend: Why Books Matter More Than Ever in the Age of Artificial Intelligence The return of reading might be the most unexpected trend of 2025. From Miu Miu’s Literary Club in Shanghai to Gen Z turning libraries into social sanctuaries, books are suddenly the most desirable objects in a world dominated by artificial … Read more

Rosalía’s LUX: The Album That Turned Pop Into a Pilgrimage

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Rosalía’s Lux Album Message: Why This Era Is Different A few weeks have passed since Rosalía released LUX, and the initial hype has settled into something far more interesting: a cultural moment. If her previous eras were about sound, performance and aesthetic revolution, LUX is about revelation.Not a religious sermon, but an invitation. A search. … Read more

Michelle Obama’s The Look Book: Style, Power, and the Contradictions We Can’t Ignore

Michelle Obama promoting The Look in a tailored Prada Dress.

Michelle Obama, the former First Lady of the United States, has released a new book, The Look. Co-written with her longtime stylist Meredith Koop, the book revisits the outfits that shaped her eight years in the White House. Designers who worked closely with her share anecdotes, creative notes, and personal memories, making Michelle Obama’s The … Read more

Christmas Gift Ideas – The Most Beautiful Religious Medals

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Christmas is the perfect time for giving modestly. This Christian celebration is all about love and hope, set in a simple and humble scene. Look at the nativity, with baby Jesus in the manger, and picture yourself unwrapping a Rolex Oyster Perpetual. Save the Rolex for your daughter’s birthday. For Christmas, seek something more personalised … Read more

The Keffiyeh Debate: Why the Palestinian Scarf Is No Longer Just Fashion

Tradicional black and white Keffiyeh scarf seen in the streets of Copenhagen Fashion Week

From tradition to activism The Palestinian scarf, or keffiyeh, was born as a practical piece of Middle Eastern clothing. Farmers wore it to protect themselves from the sun and dust. But in the 1960s, under the leadership of Yasser Arafat and the PLO, it took on a new meaning: it became a political emblem of … Read more

Let’s Be Fair and Include Melania Trump in The Discussion

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For years, we’ve been chanting the mantra “Girls Supporting Girls.” It’s all about creating a positive and generous environment where women from all walks of life are celebrated for their accomplishments. But it seems Melania Trump isn’t invited to this supportive group. On the contrary, the new First Lady of the United States has become … Read more

The Harsh and Ugly Truth about Simone de Beauvoir

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Brief Introduction to Simone de Beauvoir Simone de Beauvoir was a French writer, feminist, social theorist, and existential philosopher, celebrated for shaping feminist literature and influencing the feminist movement of the 20th century. Credited with giving women a ‘voice’, her landmark book “The Second Sex” addresses the oppression of women throughout history. Simone advocated for … Read more

All The Wrong Things—And Just One Right—About Disney’s Woke Snow White

Rachel Zegler at the Premiere of Disneys woke Snow White wearing a gown by Christian Dior

It’s been a week now, and everyone’s still talking about the flop of Disney’s maligned woke remake of Snow White. The film was a disaster with critics and an even bigger disaster at the box office. Here’s a quick rundown of everything that went wrong with Disney’s woke Snow White—and one thing that actually went … Read more

Maison Dior x Vatican- ‘En Route’ Exhibition Unveils the Pilgrims of Hope Narrative

collage with three images from the En Route Exhibition created by the Vatican Apostolic Library in collaboration with Maison Dior

Pilgrims of Hope 2025 is the Jubilee Holy Year, the 2,025th anniversary of the Incarnation of our Lord, an event of great spiritual, ecclesial, and social significance in the life of the Church. To celebrate this important event, an unexpected collaboration was forged between Maison Dior and the Vatican Apostolic Library to bring to life … Read more

The Best-Dressed, The Winners and The Loser of the SAG 2025

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The awards season carousel is in full swing, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG Awards) did not disappoint. The red carpet was a spectacle of impeccably dressed stars, offering plenty of style inspiration as we head into wedding and gala season. From Miu Miu and Dior to Louis Vuitton and Bucherer, here’s a closer … Read more