Natalie Theodosi
The British Fashion Council’s new CEO wants to give London its groove back
The non-profit organisation’s summer party was held on Tuesday at the Serpentine Pavilion. Laura Weir, who has been leading the council since April, spoke candidly about her goals for the industry.
In a debut free of theatrics but rich in poise, Celine’s new creative head delivers a fresh vision for luxury fashion
Michael Rider’s debut at Celine’s spring/summer 2026 showcase marks a welcome reset, grounded in covetable clothing designed to become part of life beyond the runway.
Top three European brands to keep an eye our for this season
Whether it’s rejecting plastic beach shoes for something sustainable or an appreciation for linen’s health benefits, artisans across Europe are standing out in the fashion world by bringing a personal touch to their collections.
Top three European brands to keep an eye our for this season
Whether it’s rejecting plastic beach shoes for something sustainable or an appreciation for linen’s health benefits, artisans across Europe are standing out in the fashion world by bringing a personal touch to their collections.
An Athenian outing: ‘Konfekt’, Le Monde Béryl and Mouki Mou celebrate summer
The editors of ‘Konfekt’ and Le Monde Béryl’s Lily Hanbury take an artful tour of the Greek capital’s creative hot spots – topped off by a rooftop launch party for the magazine’s summer issue.
Interview: Philippe Delhotal, the creative director of Hermès Horloger
Hermès timepieces reflect the maison’s playful, artistic design codes, as well as its unconventional ideas about what a luxury watch can be. We meet the designer responsible for its evolution.
Interview: Catherine Martin on the riviera glamour and ‘barefoot luxury’ of her Miu Miu collection
The Oscar-winning costume designer brings vintage romance and cinematic elegance to her first off-screen collection.
In retirement, Dries Van Noten unlocks a new way to channel his creativity
After stepping down as creative lead of his brand, the Antwerp-based designer has more time to source art pieces that make its stores sing. And its new London outpost is in particularly fine voice.
