Spotted on It girls and the runways alike, fashion’s latest styling trick makes the case for moving your scarf below the belt.
From distorted silhouettes to garments built like sculpture, revisit the Comme des Garçons looks that have defined Rei Kawakubo’s singular approach to fashion.
Wénwán walnuts set the tone for Jonathan Anderson’s latest nature-inspired collection, which was full of unexpected meetings between tailoring and transparency.
From Barbie-print jumpsuits to vivid printed ensembles, discover the label through its boldest moments.
Fashion genius Lee Alexander McQueen was known for his theatrical runway presentations and edgy political collections. L'OFFICIEL rounds up the most memorable runway shows that made fashion history.
From the red carpet to the street style, vintage fashion is on the rise. Below, experts weigh in and offer tips on how to preserve archival finds.
Celebrate Labor Day by browsing through L'OFFICIEL archives for inspiration on your all-white look before we bid farewell to the heat and welcome fall.
As the Spring/Summer 2027 season approaches, we look back at the most legendary fashion moments that turned the runway into pure theater.
Vintage-inspired accessories across the Fall/Winter 2026 collections deliver a dose of polished glamour.
At the 61st Venice Film Festival, Angelina Jolie proves that jeans can be dressed up—even on the red carpet.
This fashion history moment highlights the important lesson of taking risks.
New designers at Balmain, Fendi, Marni, and Giorgio Armani turn to their personal histories for inspiration this season.
Skeletons, gilded organs, and molded torsos: tracing couture's most provocative muse.
Shift dresses, kaleidoscopic prints, go-go boots, and doe eyes—fashion's mod moment is officially back.
From Maria Grazia Chiuri's Roman farewell to Glenn Martens' shrouded statuary, designers have always spoken the language of ancient Greece.
L'OFFICIEL tracks the decades-spanning symbol of Ralph Lauren's vision of Americana.
The house honors its leatherwork heritage with a new capsule collection inspired by its most iconic bags.
Back in 2016, the model, then just 19, made her first official red carpet appearance in a gown the fashion industry can't seem to forget.
The project looks back on the house's long, illustrious history and brings it into the digital age.
Ruffles & Ribbons: Fashion Plates from the Time of Marie Antoinette is on view through August 3 at the Frick Collection in New York.
