The Fashion and Textile Museum are currently holding an exhibition for all us savvy fashionista’s. Undercover - The Evolution of Underwear traces the history of the fashion garment, from 1915 until the present. Now, we women know that although underwear began as a mere necessity it soon turned in to a fashion must-have, particularly this season where underwear is...

Sarah Jessica Parker’s got a new gig.The Sex and the City star hung up her acting hat just a little while to record an audio guide for the Metropolitan Museum’s exhibition - Costume: The Art of Dress.

Sonia Rykiel’s 40 years at the fashion forefront is being celebrated at

For those of you still in the flush of appreciation for the fashion world post-fashion week month should take note of a fabulous new development for all those who are enamoured of the history and wealth of archival designs of those designers that we continue to celebrate every season.

It is my humble opinion that we use contemporary fashion magazines as modern day storybooks for grown up little girls; an instrument of escapism, aspiration and imagination. The photographic stories found within the glossy pages are the narratives that weave fashion into my daily life. Not that I’m saying inspiration seeps from the bright white of your standard...

Little girls dressing up their dolls is supreme training for a lifetime of dressing up themselves; some things never change and little girls will always be made of sugar and spice. Working in a nursery a few summers ago, I may not have had an inherent talent for childcare but, boy, could I style those dolls. The real little girls didn’t stand a chance. Between this...

Yesterday night the celebs came out to play with Vogue Magazine and Peroni, at the official opening of “50 Years of Italian Style” – a photographic exhibition that pays homage to some of the most iconic photographs from Vogue Italia’s last 5 decades. The exhibition officially opened to the public today and ends Feb 4th…so you’ll have...

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The name of Chanel is instantly recognizeable as the epitome of elegance, but less well known is the name of Duke Fulco di Verdura, who worked with Coco Chanel as a textile designer and later as a master jeweler for her private and boutique collections. Created with captivating detail, many of his most iconic pieces (including Coco’s trademark Maltese Cross cuffs)...

How she does it I do not know but Thandie Newton always manages to make outfits that would otherwise be branded “fussy” look absolutely amazing. Here she is pictured at a fashion gala held last night at London’s Design Museum, to celebrate Matthew Williamson being the fashion business for 10 years and wearing of course none other than Williamson. The...