Tamison O'Connor

The tie-up made its debut on the brand's runway, with a layered necklace made with rare golden pearls, inspired by the famous Onitsuka Tiger yellow

For Spring 2026, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons ‘the overload of contemporary culture’

Sex appeal and extravagance are firmly back on the agenda

Dispatches from NYFW

The late designer was the brains behind countless legendary red-carpet looks worth revisiting

The Roman coin trend isn’t going anywhere

The beloved high street retailer is returning to the catwalk this summer, hosting an open casting to recruit models for the show

From Alessandro Michele's couture debut to Demna's special award, ELLE catches you up on everything you need to know.

The former Loewe designer is now confirmed to lead Dior couture, men’s and women’s — the first creative director at the house to do so.

The creative director is stepping down after almost a decade at the house

The Northern Irish native is designing Dior’s menswear line, which will be presented in June as part of Paris Men’s Fashion Week, Bernard Arnault, CEO of Dior’s parent company, said

The Northern Irish native is designing Dior’s menswear line, which will be presented in June as part of Paris Men’s Fashion Week, Bernard Arnault, CEO of Dior’s parent company, said

With luxury brands increasingly looking to their archives, Tamison O'Connor explores why fashion will never fall out of love with nostalgia

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, who launched Proenza Schouler in 2002, will succeed Jonathan Anderson and take over the creative reins at the house next month.

What will you be putting on your wishlist?

The season closed with an evaluation of the feminine at Miu Miu, Stone Age feminism at Gabriela Hearst, and a study of craft and construction at Loewe.

On the catwalks, it was all about peek-a-boo sequins, bohemian romance and Texan charm.

For her first collection as creative director, the British designer went right back to the essence of the French couture house: the silhouettes of the clothes and the woman who wears them

The ELLE verdict on the new Tom Ford and Dries Van Noten

The collection will revisit the Warsaw-based label's hero pieces from the past decade, bringing its signature Slavic romance to our wardrobes.