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TIFF 2026 is leading with a number, more than 35% women directed titles, then backing it up with ambassadors from Michelle Yeoh to Deepa Mehta.
A new Kylie Cosmetics fragrance built around “blush wood,” apple and florals, finishing in vanilla and cedarwood. Here’s what to know before you spray.
A Spring 2027 runway built on contrast: tailoring that holds its line, pieces that move like sketches, and an RL Collection storyline you can actually wear.
Khloud in Canada is now a real aisle moment, not a teaser: White Cheddar and Sweet & Salty Kettle Corn are rolling into major retailers nationwide.
On bets on one uncompromising promise: FormTec Train Tights built to move with you, from ice sessions to gym circuits, without the mid-workout fuss.
With Jennifer Lawrence presenting and Delphine Arnault and Jonathan Anderson on the jury, the LVMH Prize 2026 puts fresh names firmly on fashion’s map.
Bhavitha Mandava’s Venice Film Festival face is a masterclass in CHANEL Beauty layering, smoky eyes and a Soft Rose lip built for flash.
Jaeger-LeCoultre names Robert Pattinson a Global Ambassador, an unusually intelligent pairing that makes the Master Control feel even more quietly compelling.
Limited to 100 pieces, the Tiffany Timer turns Schlumberger’s Bird on a Rock into a wrist borne sculpture, marking 160 years of Tiffany watchmaking.
Dior pairs Jisoo, Willow Smith, and Anya Taylor-Joy to make one point: your best base depends on finish, context, and how you live in makeup.
Gucci Primavera puts Shawn Mendes in Michal Chelbin’s lens, then shifts to Christopher Nunn’s still life. A campaign built on authorship, not noise.
A lacquered flutter, a Tsuzumi drum reference, and a house that knows how to make a motif feel alive. Inside Van Cleef & Arpels’ latest butterflies.
Dior Sauvage Extrait foregrounds a sustainable oud from Vietnam, macerated for two weeks before distillation, with resinous, honeyed depth.
A textile dressed compact and 20 shades later, 3CE’s cult blush proves Seoul’s best beauty is still about tactility, restraint, and real skin.
For Bvlgari Chinese Valentine’s Day, ambassador Zhang Linghe turns romance into a decision, presence into a statement, and desire into action.
Jaeger-LeCoultre names Robert Pattinson a Global Ambassador, an unusually intelligent pairing that makes the Master Control feel even more quietly compelling.
Limited to 100 pieces, the Tiffany Timer turns Schlumberger’s Bird on a Rock into a wrist borne sculpture, marking 160 years of Tiffany watchmaking.
Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak Mini 23mm (Ref. 67630BA) turns frosted gold into a performance piece, catching light with every movement.
A new Kylie Cosmetics fragrance built around “blush wood,” apple and florals, finishing in vanilla and cedarwood. Here’s what to know before you spray.
On Puma Day, Dior ties Sauvage Extrait to WWF-backed puma protection in Chile, a rare moment where fragrance storytelling names place, partner, and purpose.
CHANEL brought COCO MADEMOISELLE CRUSH ABSOLU to Tai Hang, washing the street in pinkish beige and pulling Hong Kong into the spectacle.
Aston Martin Magazine V63 spotlights Tom Holland as Co Founder of BERO Brewing, and signals how zero proof is moving into luxury’s front row.
On the Pebble Beach lawn, Bugatti’s past didn’t whisper. It held court, from the imposing Royale to the impossibly sleek Type 57SC Atlantic.
On the Bonneville Salt Flats, JCB’s hydrogen combustion Hydromax hits 406.320 mph, with Defender OCTA support, and the culture of speed shifts.
Finding a signature scent shouldn’t require a luxury budget. Some perfumes deliver the richness, depth, and sophistication of high end fragrances, without the designer price tag. These ten affordable gems prove that smelling expensive is all about the notes, not the number on the bottle. Here are 10 perfumes that smell undeniably expensive but cost a fraction of luxury brands.
From cultural storytelling to political symbolism, these outfits proved fashion’s power to communicate. For the first time in years, the Met Gala red carpet felt less like a race for virality and more like a curated exhibition of personal stories, cultural memory, and artistic intention. The theme, “Fashion Is Art,” pushed attendees to move beyond surface level glamour. The most compelling looks weren’t the loudest, they were the ones that carried purpose
