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The last couple of summers have seen our obsession with all things floral-print taken to the extreme thanks, in large part, to the undeniable surge in popularity of brands such as Rixo and Reformation for whom punchy, feminine prints are their bread and butter. Having taken note of this demand for visual embellishment but adapted it for a their customer with a slightly more muted aesthetic, Faithfull The Brand has seen swathes of influencers and fashion editors snapping up its chic, boho-inspired pieces over the last few months. But the label undoubtedly hit the jackpot this weekend, landing their most high-profile fan in the form of the Duchess of Cambridge, who paired the dress with £5 Accessorize earrings. One of the world's most major fashion influencers in her own right, anything Kate wears sells out in minutes - and this v-neck multicoloured midi was no different, flying off shelves via every stockist. Kate Middleton just wore the most epic

Image Source - Instagram, Reebok, Modesens Katrina Kaif is one of those actresses who hardly go wrong with their fashion statements. She is truly a fashionista and turns heads with her sartorial choices. Girls look up to Katrina for fashion inspiration. Recently, Katrina shared pictures of her wearing an outfit by the Italian brand Dsquared2 and shoes by Reebok. Reebok launched a new collection "All Types Of Love" in the honor of the Pride Month. She captioned the pics, "Here's to celebration of every story that's unique and every journey that's different with #alltypesoflove collection ❤️💚💙🧡💛🌈(sic)". We have found out the price of Katrina's multicolour bodycon dress and also of the shoes by Reebok. The price of the entire look bowled us. The price of the dress is $1280 i.e Rs. 96,803.84. The Reebok CLUB C 85 PRIDE SHOES comes for $75 which is around Rs. 5,672.10. So, the entire look will charge you around Rs. 102,475.94. Here are the screensho

Loose Women's Christine Lampard stunned as she stepped out in London in a summery white dress and sandals. The 41 year old nailed summer chic as temperatures soared in the capital, showing off her fashion sense in her pretty dress which was mid-length and was nipped in at the waist with a tie belt. Christine donned a printed floral face mask and protective gloves as she ran errands, while she also wore glasses perched on top of her head, as she pulled her brunette hair into a chic low bun. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles Completing her look, the mother-of-one wore a black cross body bag, while she also carried bags of groceries from M&S in one hand and a beautiful bouquet of yellow roses in the other. It comes after Christine shared an adorable video of her one year old daughter Patricia playing football with her dad Frank. Christine and former footballer Frank welcomed their first child together in September 2018, and it seems Patricia is followi

© Amazon Daily Ritual Women's Lived-in Cotton Short-Sleeve Crewneck Maxi Dress Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Amazon has become our go-to for absolutely everything these days. They have even ventured into the fashion market and launched a ton of their own brands. Let Us tell you — the clothes available on site right now are totally major! Shop With Us: This Affordable Kaftan From Amazon Is Giving Us Serious Zara Vibes While they sell a wide range of essentials, they are particularly skilled at showcasing basics we all need in our closets. Daily Ritual is one of our favorite brands, and right now we're eyeing this awesome T-shirt maxi dress that's already selling out fast! See it! Get the Daily Ritual Women's Lived-in Cotton Short-Sleeve Crewneck Maxi Dress for $26, available at Amazon! Please note, prices and availability are val

If you're anything like us, you've been having a constant internal dialogue over the last few months as to your shopping habits. You crave the excitement of lusting after a new piece, but you've got nowhere to wear it. You may have been furloughed or struggling for work, and therefore have little disposable cash right now. You're likely also acutely aware of frivolous spending on fast fashion that's likely harming the environment. For many of us, the negatives have outweighed the positives recently, with little more than the quick thrill of a new outfit to wear precisely nowhere proving an unjustifiable cause. Feeling guilty about shopping for fashion RN? You need to read this… But, as if it's been witness to our thoughts over recent weeks, H&M has just launched a capsule collection of sustainable dresses - just in time for the much-anticipated lockdown lift. Known

Last week Mrs Hinch showed off her polka dot £10.99 eBay dress to fans. The cute polka dot summer dress in a stretchy material featured adjustable straps and a very forgiving waistline with a lot of give. Mrs Hinch is known both for her amazing cleaning hacks and her thrifty buys and has developed quite a following for her brilliant and budget friendly fashion tips too. The cleaning sensation generously shares her shopping finds with fans, which in the past week has included a polka dot summer dress and a cute pair of warm weather ready pyjamas. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles But dedicated Hinch fans will remember that the mother of one was keen to track down a wicker summer bag, with chic circular handle to go with her polka dot dress find, as originally shown and styled with the dress on eBay. Clearly very good at tracking down a must have piece, Mrs Hinch revealed to fans that she had in fact found and purchased a rattan bag with circular handle to go

Raven-Symoné married Miranda Maday on June 18, 2020 in an intimate backyard celebration in front of family and friends. I am sure their guests were just as blown away by the brides' wedding outfit choice as I was: coordinating utility jumpsuits. Raven styled hers — which came with zippered pockets up and down the legs — with a pair of black Gucci ankle boots studded with sparkling crystals. She also wore statement drop rhinestone earrings that say "LOVED," because who needs pearls? Miranda, on the other hand, worked an ivory Gucci jumpsuit with the brand's signature stripes, pumps, and a white veil, and Raven's ombré hairstyle added all the color the two needed to balance out the neutrals and really pack a punch. Even though Raven and Miranda's looks definitely cost a pretty penny, we shopped out their bridal essentials after the jump. If nothing else, these clever looks are just making me reconsider a wedding dress altogether. Why not tie the knot in so

Kim Kardashian's Instagram grid serves as quite the homage to her family and this Father's Day was no exception. To celebrate the day, the 39-year-old posed alongside Kanye West and their four children in a very fashion-forward photoshoot. Did we really expect anything else from the Kardashian-West clan? The pair - and their eldest daughter, North, seven - were all wearing custom looks by British-Nigerian designer Mowalola Ogunlesi. Kardashian dedicated the post to "the best dad" and said: "Thank you for making life so much fun! You give our kids the most awesome life! I love you so much!!!" The post attracted thousands of likes, not least because of Kardashian's support for Mowalola, a Central Saint Martins graduate. Read more: Kim Kardashian's face masks sell out in an hour While the younger three children - Saint, four, Chicago, two and Psalm, one, still gave off ranch vibes, it was North who stole the show with a custom cow-print dress from the d

"When I launch pre-orders, I get a 23 per cent lift with site visits – that customer is [also] looking at product that's available and more likely purchasing that." McCall is also considering launching an in-house rental service. "There's demand for my product but we can supply it in different ways, as well as [through] purchasing. It's interesting to brainstorm." Finding more responsible ways to make and sell clothes, as well as when to sell them, are some of the big issues being debated by fashion globally as it looks to how people will consume fashion in a post-pandemic world. One major shift is likely to be a "death" of traditional seasons, meaning clothes will be more readily available when people actually want them. So coats in May, not February, and swimwear in November, not July. There is also a shift away from large-scale releases of styles a few times a year to tighter, more frequent "drops", which offer consumers new things

(Bloomberg) -- Fashion executives have spent the lockdown figuring out how to sell their products online. They're learning lessons that may shape the retail trade even as America's shopping malls reopen. That's just one of the abrupt changes forced on an industry highly attuned to shifting trends. Here's another: If customers are more likely to be buying clothes from home, they're more likely to wear them there too. In the absence of dress-up events, there's a surge in demand for comfort. © Bloomberg Dressing Down From food to furniture, businesses are mapping out what they expect to be the new patterns of demand — and repositioning their companies accordingly. Fashion has faced some of the worst upheaval of all. In the pandemic's early stages, Americans all but stopped buying clothes. Sales plunged almost 90%, four times the drop in overall commerce. The demand shock threatened to bankrupt big-name retailers, and import-r

Fabulous Friday! Dedicated virtual Royal Ascot racegoers including Charlotte Hawkins and Francesca Cumani continue to mark the festival in style as it's held behind closed doors  Glamorous virtual racegoers are sharing snaps of their finery on social media The five-day meet, a favourite of the Queen, is taking place behind closed doors  Sharing their eye-catching ensembles using the hashtags #StyledWithThanks By Monica Greep For Mailonline Published: 16:10 BST, 19 June 2020 | Updated: 16:40 BST, 19 June 2020 Dedicated Royal Ascot have fans continued to show off their finest frocks and fascinators while celebrating the fourth day of the racing meet at home.  While revellers would normally have kicked off the weekend early by heading the to Berkshire racecourse this morning dressed in their finest frocks, the current coronavirus crisis means the action is taking place behind closed doors.  For the first time in 100 years, even the most committed fans have been w

A UK-based fashion designer has found an innovative use for throwaway electrical wires, creating garments and accessories out of the waste material. Alexandra Sipa, a recent fashion graduate from London's prestigious arts university Central Saint Martins, was inspired to start the project after her phone charger broke. The 23-year-old decided to source discarded electrical wires from a recycling centre and her uncle's construction site, before handcrafting her unique take on lace. Born and raised in Bucharest, Romania, Sipa incorporated traditional Romanian techniques into her process, eventually naming her finished project 'Romanian Camouflage.' "My graduate collection was driven by my motivation to create innovative luxury textile from waste," explains Sipa. "I used wires to develop garments and accessories by hybridizing multiple lace making techniques, both traditional Romanian techniques and popular Western techniques." So far Sipa has made a dr

June 17, 2020 - 15:56 BST Jenni McKnight This Morning star Ruth Langsford was forced to apologise after being called out by a fan over her new QVC clothing range Ruth Langsford's excitement over her new fashion range for QVC was short-lived after she was forced to apologise to a fan. The This Morning star shared a stylish photo of herself modelling her new summer midi dress, which comes in a range of colours, when she was called out by a fan for incorrectly describing the wardrobe staple. Initially, Ruth wrote: "Here are all the colours in my belted maxi dress!" But when one fan commented that she was 6ft tall and the dress was "not a maxi dress", Ruth rushed to correct her mistake. MORE: Ruth Langsford unveils her number 1 home buy – and we all need it Ruth quickly corrected her mistake &quo

This June, E! turns 30! To celebrate, we're looking back at the most monumental moments in pop culture. When it comes to major moments in the last three decades, red carpet style is one of the things we love to swoon over. There's been plenty of eye-catching gowns, dramatic capes, chic pantsuits and so much more in the last 30 years. Some memorable fashion lewks that come to mind are Beyoncé's drool-worthy (and custom-made) Coachella ensembles by Balmain in 2018 to Cindy Crawford's famous Versace design at the 1992 MTV VMAs, which featured gold buckles, a sheer corset and dominatrix-like straps. Of course, who could forget Jennifer Lopez's legendary tropical-print number at the 2000 Grammys (which was also Versace)... or Rihanna's blinding "naked dress" that was made out of Swarovski-crystals, which she slipped into for the 2014 CFDA Awards? Moreover, women aren't the only ones playing up their wardrobes on the red carpet. Stars like Bad Bunny, Don

Each year our favourite royal ladies don their dreamiest dresses and designer hats to head out for a day at the races. One of the Queen's favourite events, Royal Ascot is a major staple of the summer social calendar, attracting a fashionable crowd which often includes The Duchess of Cambridge, The Countess of Wessex, Zara Tindall and more.  For the first time in the event's 250+ year history, Royal Ascot 2020 will be taking place behind closed doors amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Running from Tuesday 16 - Saturday 20 June, we're celebrating the big event by taking a trip down memory lane. These are our favourite royal fashion looks of all time... RELATED: The Queen's most glittering tiaras in her personal jewellery collection The Duchess of Cambridge made headlines in 2019 when she stepped out in a periwinkle blue dress from designer, Elie Saab. Pairing her beautiful blue frock with a matching floral hat from Philip Treacy, the stylish royal

June 14, 2020 - 15:12 BST Nichola Murphy Countryfile presenter Anita Rani has revealed some exciting fashion news during the coronavirus lockdown that has fans rushing to the shops. Anita Rani spends a lot of time outside on her feet as a Countryfile presenter, so we can't blame her for owning an impressive collection of comfortable footwear. But there is one new item in her wardrobe that fans are already desperate to get their hands on - she has launched her own limited-edition trainer for a very special cause.  Anita looked stunning as she modelled her new limited-edition pink trainers  Anita has joined forces with Taschka to design her own pair of bright pink trainers which will raise funds for FRANK Water​ to help provide people in India with safe, clean water for life. The bold suede design features white recycled

My final collection is influenced by the LGBTQ community, immigrants, people of colour and anyone who experiences hate. I want to show that they shouldn't be described as different but as extraordinary. My cover illustration was inspired by six of my extraordinary friends: Ieva, Nifemi, Marium, Nazia, Halima and Zazzka. I think it takes more than one person to make a change, but only one to start a change. In these uncertain times, we need to put our differences aside and unite as one. Kids vs Teenagers - Fashion Switch Up Dare Challenge | #RolePlay #Fun #Anaysa #MyMissAnand

In 2008, when blogs were first blowing up, Chastity Garner Valentine launched GarnerStyle to share tips and advice with the plus-size community. Today, she boasts more than 300,000 followers on Instagram alone. CurvyCon, her annual event held during New York Fashion Week, draws an international audience of some 1,800 attendees, including the likes of Gabby Sidibe and Venus Williams. Neighborhood West Cobb Plus-size pioneer A severe knee injury ended my runway days as a plus-size model. GarnerStyle was born from the couch while I was healing. IRL Being plus-size can be isolating. People were building an online community, and I could see the industry was picking up speed. In 2015, with my business partner CeCe Olisa, we held the first CurvyCon to connect with women in real life. Part shopping experience and part conversation, the event allows plus-size women to shop like straight-size women, as well as to meet curvy icons and influencers. Favorite ATL shopping Jibri in Duluth. Sizes st

Mall brands used to go to fashion week. Around the 2010s, companies with mall stores across the U.S. were starting to flirt with runway shows or participate in events surrounding New York Fashion Week.  Now, many of those companies that were edging in on the fashion elite are struggling to survive. Which isn't to say that luxury fashion is doing much better. COVID-19 has done a number on the apparel industry as a whole, with clothing and accessories down an incomprehensible 89% year over year from last April.  The entire industry, from mid-tier brands to established fashion houses, is reassessing how to market, display and sell apparel. What may at first glance look like a simple reassessment of fashion events reaches into deeper areas of discussion, including a disappearing middle class, questions around sustainability, and keeping models and buyers alike from getting sick at runway shows.  Affordable "luxury" In the late 2000s

When Phoebe Philo took her final bow at Céline in 2018, few could understand why. The British designer was at the peak of her career – design director at one of fashion's most coveted brands. She was also driving every major trend to hit catwalks and the high street (fluid tailoring, the camel coat, women everywhere ditching heels for trainers), loved by press and customers alike and even name-dropped by Kanye. At the time, there was arguably no designer more influential or admired… Then, just like that, the then-44-year-old designer walked away from it all. While things couldn't have been better as far as impact and sales went (she was believed to have tripled profits over her 10-year tenure), behind the scenes, a different story played out. Overseeing everything from fashion shows to store design, as well as famously travelling between London and Paris every week, while maintaining her home life with her husband and three children, many wondered if the view from the top

On Monday, in conjunction with the introduction of new federal police reform legislation, Democratic Congressional leaders came together in Emancipation Hall in the U.S. Capitol to kneel together in support of the fight for racial justice. In addition to the symbolic gestures, the leaders, including Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, wore kente stoles, ceremonial African cloths originating from the west African nation of Ghana. In doing so, they meant to honor Black lives. Instead, they appropriated African culture. Kente cloth is known as nwentoma in Akan, and according to Ashanit mythology, was inspired by the intricate weaving of Anansi the Spider. Two Akan friends, enchanted by the design of the spider's web, returned to their village and began to weave kente. According to African American Intellectual History Society, textile production by the Akan and Ewe peoples began as early as 1000 B.C.E , and the bold kente design we are most famil

© Provided by Refinery29 Update: Target's under-$60 Designer Dress Collection, featuring collaborative designs from Cushnie, LoveShackFancy, and Lisa Marie Fernandez, is officially available to shop at Target.com. This story was originally published on May 18, 2020. Color, silhouette, and pattern preferences aside, there's something undeniably appealing about the summer sundress. Maybe it's the versatility, or the comfort, or how, no matter the style, a summer dress almost always looks cute with a simple pair of slides or espadrilles. And now, with warmer weather on the way and Memorial Day Weekend just a few days away, we're starting to get that annual itch again for a fresh stock of styles.  Luckily, Target just announced an entire line of them. Today, the retailer that supplies us with everything from clean skincare to affordable bikinis revealed its first-ever multi-designer collaboration focused solely on the summery dresses

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From Harper's BAZAAR Amazon Prime's fashion competition show, Making the Cut, premiered on Amazon at the end of March, and the full season is available to stream on the platform now. Come to hear the thoughts of the all-star judging panel, which includes Heidi Klum, Naomi Campbell, Nicole Richie, Joseph Altuzarra, Carine Roitfeld, and Chiara Ferragni. But stay to see the 12 fashion designers compete for a chance to take their brands global, in challenges that range from designing three-look mini collections to creating a digital marketing campaign from scratch. The setting: New York, Paris, and Tokyo. Armchair travel is a necessity these days, so if you can't visit the world's biggest fashion capitals yourself, turn to Making the Cut for epic moments that help scratch that wanderlust itch. Here are some of our favorites (spoilers ahead): Working in a Parisian atelier Can it get more glam than designing clothes in an atelier in Paris? Upon arriving in the city of lights