There’s exactly one day a year when overdressing is simply not a thing. Your birthday isn’t the time to play it safe in the background of someone else’s photos—it’s the moment to be the reason those photos exist. And yet, the pressure? Very real. The dinner reservation. The group chat coordinating arrival times. The candlelit close‑up you’ll look back on a year from now. Your outfit has to carry all of it. But the right look does more than photograph well—it sets the tone for the entire evening, from the first hello to the last song. So consider this your shortcut, sorted by where you’re going, how you want to…

 2025 was nothing short of a roller-coaster year for fashion. Designers moved houses at an unprecedented pace: the spring/summer 2026 season alone witnessed 15 major debuts—from Jonathan Anderson’s historic takeover at Dior to Matthieu Blazy’s mid-century modern reboot at Chanel. Elsewhere, Duran Lantink shook up Jean Paul Gaultier, while Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez brought American sportswear flair and modern eclecticism to Loewe. On the runways, the clothes mirrored this industry-wide churn, with bolder statement pieces and a welcome surge of funky accessories—all feeding into a year defined by kooky, personal style.Whether you spent 2025 hunting down an elusive Labubu or chasing the perfect sneakerina, here’s our look back at…

In theory, shopping for a wedding‑guest dress should be a breeze. You usually get at least a year’s notice, you know the date and venue—so you can plan for the weather—and there’s often a dress code to narrow things down. And yet, somehow, it always ends up being a last‑minute scramble. Here we are, just a stone’s throw from autumn (did you know late August and September are peak wedding season?). So whether you’re gearing up for your first wedding of the year or you’ve already lost track of how many canapés you’ve nibbled, fear not. Your search ends here—we’ve curated the ultimate guide to autumn wedding‑guest dresses A CHIC…

Es gibt Dinge, für die Menschen auf diese Welt gekommen sind – für mich gehört das Schreiben dieses Artikels dazu. Ich trage das ganze Jahr über Schwarz – ich bin rund um die Uhr, 365 Tage im Jahr ein Mitglied der „Kirche von Wednesday Addams“. Gebt mir eine Bühne, und ich werde sie nutzen, um euch Folgendes zu sagen: Schwarz ist die schickste, vielseitigste und behaglichste Farbe. Das gilt allerdings nur, bis die Sonne herauskommt. Bei aller Vorzüge haben schwarze Kleidungsstücke gewisse Nachteile, sobald die Temperatur über 20 Grad steigt. Wissenschaftlich gesehen speichert Schwarz Wärme, und das Gefühl, an einem lauen Julitag langsam zu schmoren, ist nicht gerade das Beste.…