
The Guardian’s Jess Cartner-Morley curates 52 affordable summer wardrobe essentials
The fashion editor’s latest feature prioritises comfort and versatility, offering a curated list of footwear, clothing, and accessories for the modern summer.
Fashion, luxury, design, consumer identity, and the aesthetics driving global culture.

The fashion editor’s latest feature prioritises comfort and versatility, offering a curated list of footwear, clothing, and accessories for the modern summer.

Jess Cartner-Morley argues that brooches have shed their traditional associations to become a witty, elegant, and affordable modern statement.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer's wife, Victoria Starmer, accompanied him to vote on Thursday morning wearing a cream blazer, an outfit noted as part of a longstanding tradition where women in high-stakes political moments utilise tailored jackets to signal authority.

Six brands and designers, including Merrepen Arts and Grace Lillian Lee, unite to highlight the intersection of traditional artistry and contemporary fashion on the eve of the industry's biggest event

The garment, inspired by Allen Jones's 1969 Hatstand sculpture, required a dedicated courier to transport it from the UK to New York in an overhead locker due to airline restrictions.
Palantir, Anthropic, OpenAI and Meta are launching physical merchandise and securing high-profile cultural appearances in a strategy critics term "taste-washing", aiming to present a veneer of artisanal humanism for technologies often viewed as anti-humanist.

Fashion journalist Jess Cartner-Morley argues that the series' portrayal of the former First Lady's natural vibe offers a superior alternative to shoulder pads and excessive accessories, urging readers to prioritise authentic personal style over mimicking specific looks.

The Costume Institute exhibition launches with a "fashion is art" theme, yet the gala faces scrutiny over its funding sources and shifting cultural relevance

Curated by Andrew Bolton, the exhibition explores diverse human forms across 13 thematic sections in the newly expanded Condé Nast Galleries

Co-chairs Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman and Venus Williams preside over an event where ticket prices soar and activist protests clash with high-society arrivals.