Weekend trips are carry-on only, and I’m fully embracing the edit. There’s something liberating about packing light, especially when your destination is as effortless as it is elegant. Whether it’s a float down the lazy river at the Four Seasons Orlando Resort or a beachside escape to the Bahamas, streamlined summer packing is where practicality meets personal style.

In the vibrant world of fashion, few names evoke the blend of elegance, glamour, and exotic allure quite like PatBO. Founded by the esteemed Brazilian designer, Patricia Bonaldi, PatBO seamlessly merges Brazil’s rich cultural tapestry with the sophistication of international fashion. With each collection, Patricia Bonaldi brings forth a captivating fusion of bold colors, intricate embellishments, and luxurious fabrics, garnering a devoted following globally. Celebrities and influencers such as Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Paris Hilton, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Camila Coelho are among the dedicated PatBO devotees, often seen…

Seán McGirr’s Autumn/Winter 2025 collection for Alexander McQueen, unveiled at Paris Fashion Week, is a dramatic ode to the dandy—reimagined, unraveled, and entirely modernized. Inspired by historical figures like Oscar Wilde, Vesta Tilley, and Romaine Brooks, McGirr channels a spirit of subversive self-expression through sharp tailoring, lavish embellishments, and a darkly romantic aesthetic. His vision transforms London’s enigmatic nightlife

You knew it was going to be an incredible show when Mother Nature herself was involved. The Fall Equinox had begun on a
brisk autumn Parisian evening, the full moon in Aires illuminating the night sky preparing for passions and intentions. This was a breathtaking prelude to the brilliant Oliver Rousteing’s Balmain’s SS24 show, held during Paris Fashion Week.

Retrofête takes a daring step forward for New York Fashion Week’s Fall/Winter 2025, staying true to its signature blend of vintage nostalgia and modern-day glamour. Ohad Seroya, the cofounder and creative force behind the brand, masterfully plays with contrasts—masculine and feminine, structured and fluid, classic and rebellious—crafting a collection that is both timeless and undeniably fresh.

I walked into Stella McCartney’s Autumn/Winter 2025 show at Paris Fashion Week and was instantly met with a smirk from the universe—or maybe just from Stella herself. The venue had been transformed into a fictional office called “StellaCorp,” complete with rows of copy machines, swivel chairs, and ceramic coffee mugs that read “StellaCorp.” (Confession: one of those mugs may have found its way into my bag. Some souvenirs are just too good to leave behind).

The Balmain woman is a beautiful, confident, sexy, and an unapologetic troublemaker. She moves with a fearless attitude, always commanding attention without seeking permission. She’s daring and strong, effortlessly exuding sensuality, but this season signals a shift—introducing soft, cocoon like silhouettes and stepping away from creative director Olivier Rousteing’s traditionally bold structures. Think rib-knit dresses hugging the body effortlessly, slouchy coats that wrap like a warm embrace, and an overall sense of ease woven into the collection.