From Maria Grazia Chiuri's Roman farewell to Glenn Martens' shrouded statuary, designers have always spoken the language of ancient Greece.
Why hypersexual fashion is dominating runways, red carpets, and pop culture.
Karl Lagerfeld’s 2013/14 Chanel Métiers d’Art collection celebrated the American West and honored the Texas city that helped restore Coco Chanel’s reputation decades earlier.
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.
As 2026 Pitti Uomo rapidly approaches, discover the legacy behind 109 seasons of Florence's most influential men's fashion and lifestyle trade show.
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.
From Chloé to Céline to her own label, Phoebe Philo has shown what it means to be effortlessly influential in fashion. Here, we explore the pieces that made her an icon and show why they continue to shape style today.
Jonathan Anderson revisits the Junon and Venus gowns in his Fall/Winter 2026 collection, reinterpreting their tiered construction and even introducing Junon jeans in a contemporary context. The collection explores how archival couture techniques can be reshaped for the evolving vision of the Dior woman.
The history of Alexander McQueen's skull scarf traces its journey from runway provocation to cultural phenomenon and ultimately to a symbol of Lee McQueen’s lasting legacy.
Behind every legendary collection is a muse who made it unforgettable. Here are the most iconic duos that changed fashion history.
The season's designer debuts held plenty of surprises—especially when it came to archive-inspired looks.
See how celebrities have embraced glamour throughout recent years.
L'OFFICIEL looks back on the Scottish designer's legendary career in fashion.
Twenty years after its debut, Fendi's miniaturized Spy Bag proves that good things come in small, stylish packages.
At the 2004 US Open, Williams rocked a denim skirt, studded Nike tank, and even custom tennis boots—an iconic look she calls her all-time favorite, with roots in Agassi’s rebellious style.
At the film's premiere in August 2000, superstar and style savant Kirsten Dunst certainly brought her A game with a look we're still thinking about 25 years later.
15 years later, Lady Gaga's meat dress remains one of pop culture's most unforgettable—and divisive—fashion moments.
