From the royal European courts of the 16th century to the Met Gala, members of royal families all over the world have always been fashion trendsetters.
Summer will be a breeze with 10 of L'OFFCIEL's curated trends from the Spring/Summer 2022 men's fashion shows.
Handy with a needle and thread? Cracks, holes, or other wear-and-tear in clothing may now be visibly repaired to be eco-friendly.
The wildest beauty trends this spring—red lips, graphic eyeliner, and lots of glitter—are ready to party.
For the coldest season of the year, Hermès bets on a fresh and light collection, totally different from its past collections.
Paris-based architect and interior designer Isabelle Stanislas intermixes a modern approach with a reverence for history and craftsmanship.
Veronique Nichanian's latest collection for the Maison is full of micro gestures.
Artist Mason Rothschild's new line of exclusive Birkin bags combine digital entrepreneurship with a more sustainable vision.
The luxury house designs the extravagance of minimalism in a new accessory.
Colorful Carré scarves are sought-after fashion artifacts.
The classic Hermès Victoria Bag gets a mushroom-derived revamp, showing us sustainability is here to stay.
Les Mains Hermès will be the most fashionable way you’ll ever do your nails.
Gucci, Hermès, Bottega Veneta, and other brands are reclaiming the wide-leg pant. L’OFFICIEL gives you five ways to style the latest trend.
We can’t let go of florals quite yet. L’OFFICIEL gives you five ways to incorporate autumn’s favorite flowers into your fall wardrobe.
Stylist Vanessa Bellugeon captures Parisian glamour with elegant outerwear and perfectly-placed classics from Chanel, Dior, Hermès, and more.
From risque collaborations to decadent water features and plane landings, Paris runways were home to all sorts of theatrics this fashion week.
Staged by Cyril Teste, the Hermès Men's Spring/Summer 2022 collection exudes an air of relaxed lightheartedness and freedom.
Luxury houses Hermés and Rolls-Royce have teamed up on a bespoke Phantom car for a Japanese billionaire.
From Dior, Versace, Saint Laurent, and more, these interior lines upgrade your home decor with unique pieces imagined by the greatest fashion houses.
