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Fashion is entering an intelligent era, one where creativity is enhanced by technology and sustainability becomes second nature. As innovation reshapes the industry, style is no longer just worn; it’s thoughtfully engineered for a smarter future.

Rising tariffs are reshaping fashion, forcing brands to rethink sourcing and production. Amid tighter margins, innovation and creativity are taking center stage.

Amid the cinematic runways and couture spectacle of the Spring/Summer 2026 season, one truth echoed behind the glamour: inclusivity still hadn’t taken center stage.

The Vogue Business Global Summit was not just an industry gathering, it was a celebration of the future of luxury, shaped by creativity, culture, innovation, and global connection.

Sneakers once ruled the fashion world, but times are changing. Ballet flats, loafers, and refined boots are stepping into the spotlight, bringing sophistication and timeless style to the forefront.

The fashion industry is having its great awakening. Creativity, technology, and commerce are no longer separate forces; they're converging.

Sustainability was quietly taking center stage. Amid the dazzle and drama, a few visionary designers proved that style and responsibility can coexist, showing that innovation, intention, and imagination are the new markers of true couture.

Nature has always shaped fashion’s imagination but her real lesson is balance. Inspired by Dr. Jane Goodall, this piece explores how fashion can move beyond imitation to harmony with the natural world.

Discover the first luxury pieces worth investing in when building your wardrobe from scratch. From classic handbags to refined shoes and elegant layers.

In today’s fast-paced world, a handbag is more than just an accessory—it’s a daily companion. It carries your essentials, adapts to your schedule, and, ideally, complements your personal style.

Learn how to shop like a stylist in 2025. Skip the fast trends and invest in luxury staples that last—pieces that hold value, look amazing, and make every outfit stand out.

The shoe industry makes over 22 billion pairs a year, mostly from plastics and glues that don’t break down and can’t be recycled. One pair can take 30 to 40 years to decompose.