Sézane has opened L’Appartement Madison, its third New York store, on the Upper East Side. Here’s what to expect inside the Parisian brand’s new shop, from fall styles to vintage furniture and art.

Here's what's replacing sneakers and loafers this fall, from reworked ballet flats to flat boots with zero heel.

The Sectional got a first peek at Saks’ “creative clubhouse,” which is open through October.

Layering for fall doesn't have to mean looking padded and bulky. Here's how to layer the right pieces, in the right order, so everything still moves as it should.

Sézane just released its 2026 fall collection, complete with a new logo and a fresh brand direction from founder Morgane Sézalory. Here's everything in the drop, from the new silhouettes to the return of Les Composantes.

Denim is one of the only fashion categories where price tells you almost nothing. Here's how to check fabric weight, stitching, and fit before you buy your next pair of jeans.

The reported Everlane and Shein acquisition has sparked strong reactions online, not just because of the business deal itself, but because of what both brands have come to represent in fashion culture.

Hailey Bieber’s new Mango collaboration taps into the polished, effortless style people have been trying to recreate for years, built around elevated basics that make summer dressing feel easy.

French girl style is often reduced to a few predictable pieces, but what makes it resonate goes far beyond clothing. Here’s a closer look at the habits and mindset that make the look feel effortless.

The Valentino Rockstud pump, once synonymous with 2010s style, is back in fashion conversations. Its return signals a renewed interest in pieces that defined an era and still hold relevance today.

Fair Isle sweaters have lasted because they were never designed to chase fashion cycles. Originating in Scotland as functional knitwear, the pattern has remained relevant through decades by offering warmth, craftsmanship, and visual interest without excess. Today, Fair Isle continues to resonate as women look for pieces that feel intentional, timeless, and easy to return to season after season.

Winter 2026 is being shaped by alpine influence, even for those nowhere near a mountain. Ski-inspired layers, heritage knits, and polished outerwear are redefining cold-weather style as functional, intentional, and deeply wearable.

In Netflix’s His & Hers, Anna Andrews dresses like a woman who understands power. Her wardrobe moves between softness and control, signaling how style can be used as armor, ambition, and personal history all at once.