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For over 130 years, Vogue has stood as the undisputed bible of fashion, its covers serving as a visual chronicle of style, culture, and societal shifts. More than just a glossy facade, each Vogue cover is a carefully crafted piece of art, a reflection of the times, and a testament to the visionary talents who brought them to life. From exquisite illustrations to groundbreaking photography, the history of Vogue covers is a journey through the evolution of both art and fashion. The Vogue cover has never been just a page — it is a statement, a cultural artifact, a promise that beyond this gateway lies the pulse of fashion, art, and society. From delicate illustrations to the cutting-edge digital designs of today, the history of Vogue covers reflects not only the evolution of aesthetics but also the spirit of each era.

MUST HAVE: By Walid works with hand-picked antique fabrics, such as 19th-century Chinese silk, to produce its unique creations

By Walid's beige Maya jacket is intricately embroidered with colourful threadwork inspired by traditional Vietnamese landscapes. It's made in the UK from vintage cotton canvas and finished with the label's signature topstitching throughout the relaxed silhouette. Add a T-shirt, cropped trousers and loafers to complete a directional off-duty edit.

SS26: Whispers of Spring by Oscar de la Renta

For the Oscar de la Renta Spring 2026 collection, Co-Creative Directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia celebrate the revitalizing energy of spring through texture and movement. The porcelain flower, reminiscent of those from Kim’s family garden, comes to life through crochet, cross-stitching on rattan lace, and hand-painted leather enamel clusters. Sinuous vines adorned with these flowers climb a variety of silhouettes, from fluid silk chiffon caftans to lace guipure dresses and a softly structured cocoon coat. A cyclamen print inspired by the chiné weaving technique adds textural movement to a thread-work embroidered denim dress, printed satin pajamas, and an ombré jacquard jacket. The color palette is the essence of spring: butter, cerulean, and pear. Fringed styles make a return, most notably on a duo of tea-length sequin cocktail dresses and a platine bugle bead gown with a crystal lattice neckline. A trio of allover crystal cluster evening styles showcase intricate hand-embroidered...

MUST HAVE FW'17: TOP the Sweaters you’re Buying Now

Fall is here—finally! After months of high-degree temperatures and stifling humidity, we’re actually looking forward to a chill breeze, and we don’t even mind that everything is suddenly pumpkin-flavored. Great sweaters are the foundation of every fall wardrobe. Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini captures the joyful vibe of the '60s for the Pre-Fall '17 collection. Part of the feminine lineup, this cable-knit sweater is spun from a wool-blend that's flecked with colorful yarns for a mélange effect. Army-green ruffles cascade along the bodice, cuffs and hem. We love how Lemaire has transformed the classic black turtleneck sweater into something fresh using subtle detailing. This wool style is ribbed to highlight the smallest part of your waist before gently flaring into a peplum hem. The sleeves are slightly puffed for volume at the shoulders. Chloé's '70s-inspired Pre-Fall '17 collection is made up of earthy palettes like the rich brick hue of this sweater. Defined ...

The rich, moody feel of Marchesa's Fall '18 lineup is inspired by 17th-century Dutch oil paintings

The rich, moody feel of Marchesa's Fall '18 lineup is inspired by 17th-century Dutch oil paintings. Made from gathered black tulle trimmed with smooth velvet, this gown has a boned bodice that's embellished and embroidered with leaves surrounding appliquéd florals and has a tiered, voluminous skirt. Wear it to your next dinner party or event with minimal accessories. net-a-porter.com net-a-porter.com Marchesa's Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig know exactly how to create dresses that look as though they've just stepped out of a fairy tale. net-a-porter.com Sweeping the floor with layers of frothy gray tulle, this gown from the Pre-Fall '18 collection has a beige mesh illusion bodice so it looks like the crystal embellishments are shimmering directly on top of the skin. It's also boned and underwired too so you don't have to worry about your lingerie peeking through. Use the slightly shorter hem at the front to show off equally glamorous sandals. net-a-por...

MUST HAVE: Alessandro Michele draws inspiration from the world of nature to create Gucci Accessories

Alessandro Michele draws inspiration from the world of nature to create Gucci 's cherry-shaped brooch. It's crafted in Italy from gold-tone metal that's burnished for an antiqued finish and is detailed with a small engraved logo. Wear it to secure the pussy-bow ties of a floral-print blouse. Gucci pays homage to iconic jewellery and fashion designer Hattie Carnegie with this ivory-white cuff. It's made in Italy with a carved leaf shape that is set with a crystal-embellished tiger head plaque, then secures with a classic hinge fastening. Gucci's SS19 collection was imbued with the star and shell symbols displayed on this ivory horn-effect cuff – typically romantic codes from Alessandro Michele. The pop-inspired band is crafted in Italy featuring the house's mirrored GG plaque set in a cut-out centre segment, then embellished with metal studs and finished with a hinge-fastening. Wear it over the sleeve of a white shirt to off-set the gold hues.

Signature Alexis Mabille: The Dress Every Woman Should Own

Alexis Mabill e's gown made such an impact on the runway during couture fashion week and encapsulates the designer's penchant for mixing masculine and feminine codes. This tuxedo-inspired piece is cut from satin-piqué with an off-the-shoulder neckline and full skirt that's pleated for extra volume. The sweetheart bodice is accented with lustrous lapels and internally boned for structure. Make the most of the high-low hem and showcase your favourite heels. net-a-porter.com Alexis Mabille's skirt is defined by the signature knotted sash that creates the illusion of a pair of sleeves around the waist. Made from floral-print organza and silk, this maxi style is left unlined so the voluminous silhouette feels easy to move in. Style yours with the brand's top for a spring gala or wedding. net-a-porter.com French designer Alexis Mabille cut his teeth at Christian Dior and Yves Saint Laurent before launching his line in 2005 – so it's safe to say he knows a thing or two...