Shimmering glamour: see the best looks on the Emmys red carpet
Deeply embellished dresses, blouses for the men and moments of true personal style were highlights.
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Private jets, yachts and fast cars: Hermès ventures on their most ambitious luxury project yet
The French fashion house invites GQ into their dream factory where fashion is no longer the focus.
Who knew there’s a glue for you?
Ever felt the need to stick clothes to your skin? This product’s for you: a water-soluble glue that’s touted as “liquid fashion tape”.
Hollywood duo George Clooney and Brad Pitt are GQ Australia’s September cover stars
The invincible pair take over GQ Australia’s style issue, reflecting on fame, friendship and three decades on the silver screen.
The business of party makeup
How brands are revolutionising beauty for a generation that craves self-expression.
Ralph Lauren sets the tone
As fashion month kicks into gear, the industry has come to offer a unique political platform.
‘I thought I’d be retired by now’: Giorgio Armani at 90
The Italian design maestro celebrated his birthday at work. In this exclusive interview, he says the milestone is only fuelling his ambition.
Setting sail on wind of change
As the Louis Vuitton Cup kicks off in Barcelona, sailing legend Grant Dalton expands on the evolution of the event into the F1 of the sea.
From e-commerce to bricks-and-mortar reality for Mejuri
As former DTC jewellery brand Mejuri opens its first store in Australia, other brands are finding success in approachable fine jewellery.
Over or underdressed — which tribe are you?
Amal Clooney is part of a select club of globally famous, immaculately turned-out women. Why wear a T-shirt and jeans when you could wear Versace instead?
That’s a bit rich
Nearly $500 for a pair of swim shorts? It sounds like madness. Then you see the Lamborghini label, and it all makes sense.
Do your socks make you look old? Gen Z thinks so
Sock height is the latest style skirmish: ‘If you are wearing low-cut socks, it means you are 30-plus.’
Where do we stand on shorts at the office?
A surge in bare legs in the workplace is raising eyebrows and more than a few questions. Shorts on the job have been acceptable workwear for delivery drivers for years, but should they be an office-environment no-no? | HAVE YOUR SAY
Camilla and Marc launch capsule collection in fight against silent killer
After losing their mother to ovarian cancer, the designer duo initiated a campaign that has raised millions and led to a breakthrough.
Pocket change for that hands-free, handbag-free look
Designers are finally paying attention to an issue women have been highlighting for decades.
Craftsmanship in the bag
As French luxury brand Hermes expands its Melbourne flagship, there are lessons to learn in its success.
With life dreams on the line, Omega knows timing is everything
The chief executive of Swiss Timing Alain Zobrist and his team have a huge responsibility at the Olympics and Paralympics – timing people’s dreams.
Scratch tropes, cat power rules
Feline fans are challenging sad stereotypes, from Taylor Swift’s Time cover to ‘childless cat ladies’ reclaiming the term.
Unboxing the creative splendour inside the ‘luxury Olympics’
Stroll down the Champs-Elysee and there’s only one thing people are talking about on the ground: the trunk.
Call my stylist! Beatrice and the royals’ glow-up
The princess has topped Tatler’s best-dressed list by ditching frills. She’s not the only one.
Nadia Bartel rises from the ashes of public failure
The lifestyle influencer and fashion designer opens up to The Australian about rebuilding her personal, and professional, brand after controversy.
The rising empire of Troye Sivan
The actor, pop artist and entrepreneur expands the reach of his lifestyle brand, Tsu Lange Yor, in a deal with cosmetics giant Mecca.
Puig CEO ready to deliver on promises after IPO
What the Barcelona-based company behind Jean Paul Gaultier and Rabanne plans to do coming off the largest initial public offering this year.
Can haute couture be reinvented?
The Dutch couturier has always resisted being categorised into one discipline. Her recent couture show proves she doesn’t have to be.
What does 60 years of Australian fashion teach us?
We chart the trends, the bold names and the fashion moments that not only dressed us but also shaped our attitudes.
Fashion’s mad scientist reveals the formula
Beloved by eccentric and icons such as Bjork and Lady Gaga, polymath Iris van Herpen reveals how her synaesthesia – including ‘seeing’ music – informs her out-of-this-world designs.
Christopher Esber scoops major fashion prize
The Australian fashion designer continues to evolve his global brand.
A spectacle of sport, fashion and celebrity
Vogue World returned for the third year in high energy, high fashion style.
$15,000 bags at dawn: the battle to be Chanel No 1
The luxury sector often works in ten-year cycles: no change, then all change. With the top job at the fashion house up for grabs, the whole industry may be about to undergo a seismic shake-up.
Chanel designer departs despite soaring revenue, $20bn profit
The end of Virginie Viard’s five-year-long creative director tenure has been announced, marking the end of a chapter for the heritage maison.
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