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Constance Jablonski by Andreas Sjodin for Vogue Nippon September 2010

on July 26, 2013

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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...

The History of Vogue Covers: Art, Fashion, and the Legends Behind the Pages

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: Eccentric jewelry featuring fabulous, often unexpected, stones is what the Mexican jeweler does best

18K Gold Chameleon Ring with Peridot centre stone and pave tsavorites, amethysts, and emeralds. The designer was inspired by the chameleon's ability to adjust to any environment and the idea that we don’t always have to stand out to make a difference. This chameleon's golden eyes have movement, bringing the piece to life in gold and gemstones. Composition: 18K YG, CT 6.68 Peridot, CT 1.95 tsavorites, CT 0.43 Amethysts, CT 0.10 Emeralds Color: Green Made in the USA modaoperandi.com Daniela Villegas ' one-of-a-kind 'Marco Polo' necklace takes the owner for an adventure of the merchant and adventurer, who travelled from Europe to Asia in 1271–95. modaoperandi.com One of the first Europeans to glimpse an Asian Rhinoceros, Marco Polo thought the horned beasts were unicorns. This pendant features Russian seraphinites which serves as the body of water, embellished with various gems that serve as reminders of his trip such as boats, rhinoceros and snakes.

MUST HAVE: Aquazzura is all about stylish footwear that strikes the perfect balance between modernity and impeccable craftsmanship

Aquazzura 's 'Concorde' pumps have an elegantly high back that's saturated with shimmering crystals. This peep-toe pair is made from lustrous satin and set on a leg-lengthening 105 stiletto heel. Wear them with anything from cocktail dresses to cropped denim. net-a-porter.com It's hard not to fall for Aquazzura's 'Cupid' over-the-knee boots - they're emblazoned with love-themed motifs and messages. net-a-porter.com When Aquazzura shared a photo of these point-toe 'Palace' ankle boots on Instagram, fans were just as enamoured as us when we first saw them. Made in Italy from supple leather, they're set on a 105mm stiletto heel and defined with a ruffled cuff that's inspired by '80s silhouettes. Wear them with midi skirts and cropped denim alike. net-a-porter.com Made in Italy from plush velvet, this pair is decorated with sparkling red appliqués and embellished with crystals that have been carefully arranged to read "Love me te...

When Vogue Was Painted: The Magic of Illustrated Covers

Long before fashion became a digital swirl of pixels and high-gloss photography, Vogue covers were painted — not shot. These early covers were hand-drawn artworks that captured more than just clothes. They told stories. They reflected eras. They evoked emotion with a stroke of ink or a splash of watercolor. From the magazine’s earliest issues in the early 1900s through the 1930s, Vogue was graced with illustrated covers that felt like windows into a dream. Fashion illustration wasn’t just decoration — it was fine art, blending elegance with imagination.

Met Gala 2026: Where Fashion Becomes the Ultimate Masterpiece

The legendary steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art have once again transformed into a living gallery for the 2026 Met Gala. Under the provocative theme "Costume Art," the evening has set a new precedent for the industry, effectively erasing the boundaries between human anatomy, textile engineering, and fine art.

Oscar de la Renta: The Couturier of Elegance and Femininity

Oscar de la Renta, a name synonymous with refinement and timeless elegance, was one of the most influential and revered designers in the fashion world. For over five decades, he dressed women seeking sophistication and luxury, creating ensembles that accentuated their beauty and instilled confidence. Óscar Arístides Renta Fiallo was born on July 22, 1932, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. From a young age, he showed an interest in art and fashion. At 18, he moved to Madrid to study painting at the San Fernando Academy. It was there that his design talent was noticed, leading him to work in fashion houses, first for Cristóbal Balenciaga and later for Antonio del Castillo at Lanvin in Paris. A turning point in his career came with his move to New York in 1963, where he briefly worked with Elizabeth Arden before establishing his own fashion house, Oscar de la Renta, in 1966. Oscar de la Renta's style was instantly recognizable for its romanticism, femininity, and attention to det...

MUST HAVE: Capturing the artful texture and foulard draping of Chloé's Spring/Summer 2019 collection

Capturing the artful texture and foulard draping of Chloé's Spring/Summer 2019 collection, this dress gathers at the shoulders and flows from the reverse into a cape-style panel. Moving with your every step thanks to rows of plissé pleats, take cues from the subtle snakeskin print by pairing with the brand's warm-hued accessories. harrods.com harrods.com Moving with your every step thanks to rows of malleable plissé pleats, this Chloé dress echoes the soft draping displayed throughout the Spring/Summer 2019 collection with a feather-weight silk blend. harrods.com The nipped-in waist is balanced with swishy wide-fit sleeves, while the ruffled trims call to be accentuated with an effortless updo. harrods.com Crafted in fluid folds of beautiful silk crêpe de chine, this Chloé blouse is boosted with generous volume. Ruffle trims enhance the femininity, while roomy sleeves with gathered cuffs reinforce a bohemian influence. harrods.com