All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.On a rainy Tuesday afternoon, the spring 2024 season of Copenhagen Fashion Week began at the Design Museum, where Danish designer A. Roege Hove presented a collection of structured, modern

15 years ago, Lady Gaga graced the pop world with her presence. The artist’s debut album, The Fame, delivered mega hits such as “Just Dance,” “Pokerface,” and “Paparazzi.” And while she was busy making one club hit after another, she was also serving fashion looks like no other: Gaga hit the scene with a distinctive

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.While Adidas Sambas and Onitsuka Tigers are competing to be the It-girl’s trainer of choice this summer, the Scandi girls at Copenhagen Fashion Week added a new contender to the

Photographed by Theo Liu and styled by global contributing fashion editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, this portfolio was first imagined as a tribute to the glamorous rebellion (or, perhaps, rebellious glamour) of the late Vivienne Westwood, and her wonderfully off-kilter clothes. In the end, however, the story mingled Westwood’s roguish aesthetic sensibility with a whirlwind tour of

“OOO” was the leading message of this week’s best fashion Instagrams, with celebrities ditching work in favor of summertime play—or making the work a touch more playful. The latter camp was represented by Maude Apatow, who showed off her costuming for Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club in London’s West End, her buttoned dress defined

Kettel Atelier, second drop Photo: Adrian Jul Cruz / Courtesy of the photographer and Kettel AtelierLaura Tønder in a Kettel Atelier skirt, at CPHFW, spring 2024. Photographed by Acielle/Style Du MondeKettel Atelier, second drop Photo: Adrian Jul Cruz / Courtesy of the photographer and Kettel AtelierHome—specifically the linen closet—is where the heart is for Laura Tønder, a

F/W 2023 collections from Armani; Isabel Marant; Sacai; Simone RochaAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.Draping lamé, coated denim, layered sequins, and shimmering trousers took center stage at the spring and fall 2023 shows. From Sacai’s

Circa 2000, the ne plus ultra of cashmere sweaters was made by Lucien Pellat-Finet. It was a highlighter pink or other neon-bright crewneck instarsia’d with a skull, and it came with a four-figure price tag as hefty its four-ply Scottish yarn. Today, like other Y2K phenomena, the label is positioned for a comeback. Thierry Gillier

In anticipation of Phia’s launch, Stella McCartney and Phia came together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the US Open, becoming the first Grand Slam tournament to offer equal prize money for women. Gates and Kianni collaborated with McCartney to design a limited-edition capsule collection of bags that honors this advancement for the Women’s Tennis

You might think that summer is the only time to experiment with the print, but this fall’s runways were chock-full of polka dots. Polka-dot-printed fashion is about as iconic as it comes, but we’ve seen a new resurgence of the timeless favorite, sprinkled throughout the fall 2023 designer collections (many of which are in stores