Funmi Fetto

“I wanted to focus on what it feels like to be a Black woman living in a white society,” the Welsh-Ghanaian textile artist tells British Vogue. “There are features that I was bullied for growing up but now there’s an injectable clinic at every corner and people are going to Turkey to get BBLs.”

“I just wanted to create an environment where you feel like you are being hugged,” artist Klára Hosnedlová tells British Vogue of her feted opening in Berlin, backed by Chanel.

From rare tanks to royal tiaras, a dazzling new Cartier exhibition is set to open at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Sparkling on collars, belts and bags, brooches are the fixation fashion can’t get enough of.

Nine artists have reinterpreted the Gucci silk scarf – including the Flora design, created especially for Grace Kelly.

'All About Love' At The Hayward Gallery Is An Ode To Mickalene Thomas' Mother

Guests including Alexa Chung, Ice Spice, Jill Kortleve and Devyn Garcia attended the intimate soirée.

“The concept of layering chunky chains is, of course, well established. What is different, however, is how we wear it now,” says British Vogue’s style editor Funmi Fetto.

Viral lyrics, infectious dance routines, showstopping fashion… In the blink of an eye, South African superstar Tyla has skyrocketed to take the crown of music’s most intoxicating new mononym – to say nothing of all the attendant controversies that come with it.

From archival diamonds to men’s brooches, see the best jewellery moments from the night.

Advice on life and style from the New York artist.

Can a neck cream ever really live up to the promise of sculpted, crease-free results? Longtime sceptic Funmi Fetto reports.

Artistic director for watches and jewellery Francesca Amfitheatrof gives Vogue an exclusive first look at a new Louis Vuitton fine jewellery collection based on the maison’s iconic Damier checkerboard pattern.

In the past five years the changes across the industry – from the evolving attitudes towards tanning to the plethora of beautifully formulated sunless tan products available across all skin tones – are quite astounding, says Funmi Fetto.

There’s a smartly dressed, somewhat intimidating looking man across the room. And he can’t take his eyes off Keira Knightley. As an A-lister famed for her award-winning turns as an actor as much as her chic sense of style and glorious looks, that she has an admirer comes as no surprise. In reality however, the man has little interest in Knightley. His only concern, as part of the Chanel security team, is the thing around her neck. And in her earlobes. And on her finger. We are at a gala dinner h…

“I feel very glamorous,” says the actor Phoebe Dynevor dramatically, with a gentle laugh. “I never really grew up seeing my mum wearing much jewellery, so it has always felt like a really special thing to me.” We are at a gala dinner at the Château Saint-Maur in Saint-Tropez, celebrating the unveiling of Louis Vuitton’s new high jewellery collection, called Awakened Hands, Awakened Minds. It’s the sixth collection designed by Francesca Amfitheatrof, Louis Vuitton’s revered artistic director of w…

The first time I met Sarah Creal was at London’s Claridge’s Hotel in the spring of 2016. At the time she was working for Estée Lauder and the event was the hush-hush press launch unveiling of the brand’s collaboration with Victoria Beckham. As Creal, a witty, super-smart, fast-talking New Yorker, took us through the textures, formulations and products with Beckham, she spoke with a dazzling passion, incredible insight and delivered a playful irreverence rarely experienced at luxury beauty media…

It is 10pm on a clement spring night and a scene is playing out in front of an unremarkable building. There is a bustle of people waiting outside, eager to enter the Narnia that beckons beyond the impeccably-dressed gatekeepers they are negotiating with. Every so often, the unmarked door opens to let in the successful chosen few, offering a teeny glimmer of light to those left behind. In some ways it is reminiscent of the activity outside a hot London club on a typical Friday night. Except of co…

Lagos has long been Nigeria’s creative pulse, an electrifying, sprawling city home to some of the most exciting and well-regarded fashion, music and artistic talents of recent years. But an hour’s flight away is Benin City, the capital of Edo State in southern Nigeria, which, if whispers in the art world are anything to go by, is hot on Lagos’s heels. Today, Benin City is known for being the centre of the country’s rubber industry, but come November and the opening of the much-anticipated Museum…

The Time Is Always Now, Artists Reframe The Black Figure, is a show Nicholas Cullinan, the director of the National Portrait Gallery, is unequivocal about: “It is probably the most consequential contemporary art exhibition we have ever had.” Featuring 22 esteemed artists (including heavyweights such as Kerry James Marshall, Lubaina Himid, Amy Sherald, Thomas J Price and Henry Taylor), the show explores the complexities and richness of Black life through figuration. It is an extraordinary gatheri…