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The stylist’s guide to charity shops and online finds favours character, considered searches and clothes that work with what is already in your wardrobe.

Maria Grazia Chiuri drew on the Italian pop icon’s image for her second ready-to-wear season at Fendi, with sheer 1970s-inspired looks and visible lace.

Jess Cartner-Morley argues that durable dressing and playful personal style can share the same wardrobe.

Dermatologist Justine Hextall suggests peptides, azelaic acid, alpha hydroxy acids and antioxidants for people who struggle to tolerate retinoids.

A new book traces how the Australian pop star’s changing looks marked shifts in her image, from provocative early tour wear to the gold hot pants that became a pop landmark.

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons opened Milan Fashion Week with 63 looks built around knee-length and A-line skirts, amid leadership changes across the city’s major houses.

Collaborations with Dior, Fendi and Prada are bringing Indian artisanal skill into clearer view, while disputes over credit expose the industry’s unfinished work.

A one-off collection paired Birtwell’s florals, vines and smiley faces with Burberry’s signature checks, placing heritage and emotional appeal at the centre of the brand’s latest show.

The Nike-owned sneaker company apologised after critics said an Instagram image evoked a Ku Klux Klan hood and a lynching victim’s dangling feet.

A reported eight-mile New York walk in Prada slip-ons has renewed questions about the limits of fashion’s return to narrow, flat footwear.

Seán McGirr’s theatrical collection marked the brand’s return from the Paris schedule as Alexander McQueen undergoes reported store closures and job losses.

Kane’s first collection as Mulberry creative director joins the house’s leather heritage with a distinctly industrial vision of British style.

Michael B Jordan and Tom Cruise’s magazine appearances have reopened debates about age, race, fashion and the enduring codes of masculinity.

The Council of Fashion Designers of America chief executive stepped down after being filmed restraining two PETA protesters at a COS show.

The British retailer’s debut catwalk show at the Design Museum signals a shift toward "fashion with a small f," offering a collection where half the pieces cost under £50.

As autumn approaches, The Guardian Fashion has released a comprehensive guide to the button-up, offering styling advice on fabrics, fits and brands for the coming season.

The shift to a “business attire” standard signals a modernisation of the chamber’s sartorial norms, yet Savile Row tailors report a counter-trend of increased neckwear sales.

The incident at the Cos show in New York has reignited scrutiny over wool sourcing and the industry’s relationship with dissenting voices.

A new styling guide positions the waterproof jacket as a September essential, pairing practical outerwear with high-street staples and luxury accessories.

Sali Hughes highlights a new generation of smoother, moisturising and non-sticky glosses from Nars, Chanel and Maybelline.

Curated by Edward Enninful, The 90s: Art and Fashion examines the creative networks and cultural tensions that reshaped British life.

Jess Cartner-Morley’s seasonal formula keeps the ease of summer while introducing enough weight for cooler days.

A Guardian Fashion gallery traces the costume designer’s enduring relationship with glamour, celebrity and the stage.

Fashion Roundtable is urging Andy Burnham to support domestic production, arguing long-term public contracts could protect skills, jobs and supply-chain resilience.

Zendaya, Nicole Kidman and Selena Gomez led a fashion-heavy procession at the 78th Primetime Emmys in Los Angeles, where the carpet was emphatically blue.

The designer behind Cher’s Met Gala bodysuit and Tina Turner’s ‘flame’ dress leaves a legacy defined by flamboyance and commercial longevity.

Calvin Klein, Michael Kors and Tory Burch turned to modernist references as fashion sought discipline, remembrance and escape.

From chore jackets to gardening clogs, practical outdoor clothing is moving into fashion, retail and everyday city life.

At the hotel where he lived for a decade, Hilfiger presented a collection of rugby shirts, oversized jerseys and letterman jackets, with the Knicks in the front row.

A new London exhibition traces the Ghana-born hairstylist’s career, from Accra and north-west London to celebrity styling, salon ownership and a campaign for more inclusive hair education.

The Christina Stambolian dress worn by Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1994 will be auctioned by Sotheby’s in December, its first sale since 1997.

In Threads: My Life in Style, the British designer reflects on his Nottingham beginnings, David Bowie friendship and the ideas that gave menswear more personality.

An off-schedule women’s wear show paired distressed fabrics and classic Ralph Lauren references with the brand’s reported highest annual revenue of $8.1bn.

Jess Cartner-Morley says prolonged heat shifted her wardrobe away from waist-cinching and towards looser, more fluid silhouettes.

The Guardian Fashion traces how clothing, hair and accessories have made the sporting arena a stage for self-expression, defiance and joy.

Bridgers’ Venice appearance has focused attention on the tension between personal grooming choices, social judgement and changing beauty standards.

Ahead of his memoir, the British designer reflects on a global brand, recent losses and a future devoted to young creative talent.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has abandoned its planned 2027 Galliano exhibition after criticism from patrons, politicians and Jewish leaders.

Marks & Spencer’s removable hip padding creates the visual effect of a more pronounced hourglass silhouette, following a similar Skims release.

Mocked by Jamie Carragher on Sky Sports, Neville’s wide-legged black trousers reflect a broader shift towards relaxed, more fashion-conscious dressing.

From tinted aviator glasses to activist pins, Steinem’s wardrobe became part of a public language about women’s rights, agency and power.

Jess Cartner-Morley argues that the autumn shopping season is the true start of the fashion year, urging readers to prioritise practical "green flags" over seasonal trends.

The charity’s 30-day initiative asks consumers to swap new garments for preloved pieces, while The Guardian invites readers to showcase their best vintage finds.