Large Suede Tote by Michael Michael Kors

Boot Camp is a military trend-inspired fashion editorial shot by photographer Richard Phibbs and published in Sport&Style supplement of L'Equipe French magazine. Staring male topmodels Chad White, Kerry Degman...

You've probably noticed from my latest columns, but I really love cats. Massive, dark, bad, cute, fluffy cats that won't let me rest, eat, take a bath or simply LIVE in this life or another. Their are a curse (and so my lovers) but a nice curse I can't...

Say hello to the winter as it’s officially arrived at River Island!

Here is a taste of their new River Island Fall - Winter collection and discover what awaits you this season.

Fashion models starring this season: Sebastian...

This gorgeous lingerie collection from La Perla destined for this season is inspired by the mystery and grace of geishas. Named Oriental Suite the fall winter 2012 collection of the Italian label evokes the artistry of...

La Perla has created a beachwear collection dedicated to the all smiling and sensual girls who loves the sea and the nature that surrounds it. The beachwear were made of viscose jersey in several fashionable colors, the beach and...

Your winter wardrobe is one of the most important of the year. Winter in Britain is when we usually experience our country’s harshest weather conditions – despite the occasional heatwave, the British summer is essentially pretty mediocre. Winter...

What's not to like about Zara fall/winter 2009/2010 campaign shot by fashion photographer David Sims? German model Toni Garrn, here in a meditative mood, is one of my favorite faces in fashion, the clean, modern cut of chic...

I would love to see more exuberant fashion editorials like this one in men style magazines. You can really tell that fashion has become men's playground too. Ecce Homo pictorial starring models Adam Lundberg, Drew J, Dylan (...

Why did Louis Vuitton carry two different ad campaigns for Fall/Winter 2008/09 season is an issue for their marketing dep. They send forward quite opposite messages. Is it well for a brand to undergo such dichotomy?