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Twenty psychedelic buys that’ll totally change your perspective
The joy of quirk, from Pharrell Williams’ wardrobe to Prue Leith’s technicolour home
Take your look to the dark side this season
The understated St Gallen-based brand celebrates a century of timeless fashion
Sculptural shopping buys inspired by the art of Japan
Edie Campbell’s capsule collection is the essence of British style – with a few surprises
The Italian heritage house embraces the XX factor
Distinguishing the good from the deadwood is a tricky business fraught with regret
The bodice is back, and it’s as provocative as ever
This season, jewellery is as pretty as a picture
From Björk to balaclavas, James Merry’s got it all stitched up
From Moroccan-design kilims to abstract-print day beds, make threads count this autumn
From Nirvana to Aphex Twin, second-hand tour merch is more in demand than ever
The French institution offers a rainbow of bespoke fabrics and 104 shades of white. No wonder it inspires such devotion
The colour of danger, luck and sex is making a full-blooded return
Slinky dresses and strong tailoring walk the line between masculine and feminine this season
The trends, themes and faces shaping the season
Gender fluid, comfortable and fiercely independent, the New York-based designer has built a cult appeal
Showing off insignias and brand hook-ups seems absurd amid a cost of living crisis
Sharpen your pencils – and your look – this autumn
Only six years old, The Vampire’s Wife Falconetti is already becoming an icon. Why?
Ways to loop the loop this autumn
In an exclusive interview, the Goop founder, film star and first-rate provocateur talks ageing, ambition and why nothing ruffles her feathers now
This season’s prints are pretty as a picture
The New York-based designer has won women over with his sharp but languid tailoring. Can he do the same for men?
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