Roland Mouret, known for his elegant and timeless designs, continues to captivate with his Spring 2025 collection. This season, he seamlessly blends directional instincts with commercial appeal, offering pieces that are both fashion-forward and wearable. From the striking sculptural gowns to the delicate, romantic silhouettes, Mouret’s collection is a testament to his ability to understand and evolve with his clientele.
H&M Studio’s fall 2024 collection draws inspiration from the world of jazz, channeling the iconic style and unique personalities of jazz legends like Thelonius Monk, Billie Holiday, and Miles Davis. The collection features a mix of elegant eveningwear, tailored workwear, and playful streetwear pieces, all infused with a touch of vintage jazz charm.
Rihanna, known for her bold fashion choices, has sparked a debate about the potential of bathrobes as eveningwear. Her recent appearance at the launch of Fenty Hair in a custom Jacquemus bathrobe, complete with glamorous accessories, has proven that the fresh-out-of-the-shower look can indeed be transformed into a stylish evening ensemble. This follows a similar trend set by Isabelle Huppert at the Cannes Film Festival, where she wore a Balenciaga bathrobe dress on the red carpet. Could this be the next big eveningwear trend?
Greta Constantine designer Kirk Pickersgill draws inspiration from his mother’s refined style and his observation of women in his evening gowns at a recent gala. The resort collection features a range of looks, from simple and elegant to bold and maximal, with an emphasis on luxurious fabrics and dramatic embellishments.
Zuhair Murad’s Resort collection is a dazzling spectacle of high shine, intricate embellishments, and a touch of Mediterranean antiquity. From shimmering sequins to jewel-toned monograms, the collection embodies the glamorous, social life of the modern Zuhair Murad woman.
