Style

Following the country star’s death, a profile in The Guardian examines how her rhinestone-encrusted aesthetic subverted traditional tropes and became a central pillar of her cultural legacy.

A free exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum will showcase eight iconic costumes from Queen’s frontman, marking the 80th anniversary of his birth.

Returning from air raid sirens in Ukraine, the Danish leader used Instagram to reject unsolicited beauty advice, urging women to embrace self-acceptance and the public to focus on more meaningful topics.

As criticism mounts over airbrushed and context-free human covers, the world’s first dog fashion magazine finds acclaim for its authentic and charming subjects.

From ditching oversized handbags to embracing grey hair, fashion and beauty specialists outline the strategies to maximise the period of life you remain attractive and vibrant.

As household budgets tighten and the resale bubble bursts, enthusiasts are rediscovering the appeal of affordable, versatile footwear, prompting brands to pivot their strategies.

The Guardian Fashion’s latest guide demonstrates the versatility of midi slip skirts with lingerie-inspired lace trim, offering curated outfit formulas that bridge the gap between high-stakes formal events and casual weekend wear.

As weight-loss drugs reshape consumer demand, H&M, Mango, and Anthropology scale back extended sizes, while second-hand platforms report a surge in plus-size purchases.

As the new season begins, The Guardian Fashion assesses the season’s most striking and controversial designs, ranging from retro throwbacks to modern aesthetic missteps.

The Traitors star argues that traditional dark suits are unsuitable for celebrations, advocating for lighter colours, natural fabrics, and playful accessories.

Jess Cartner-Morley will answer reader questions on catwalk incidents and ethical fashion ahead of the New York season

A recent feature by The Guardian examines the sartorial choices of seven individuals, exploring how clothing functions as a tool for connection, professional identity, and social commentary.

As brands like Marks & Spencer and Aries capitalise on the trend, collectors are paying premiums for the tangible history of everyday British life.

As Andy Burnham appears in navy Oliver Brown with visible button-on braces, fashion historians and political insiders weigh in on the blend of tradition, subversion, and strategic ambiguity.

As searches surge 5000%, experts warn that the ‘kinda chic’ phenomenon represents a ‘long hot summer of copy and paste’, diluting the very meaning of style in the process.

The Guardian Fashion’s latest gallery recommends relaxed silhouettes and danceable footwear for the season’s most popular events.

In a recent column for The Guardian, Libby challenges the perception that tailoring is an exclusive luxury, advocating instead for a monthly relationship with local dry cleaners to perfect vintage purchases.

From GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to a silvery lamé suit, Mizrahi discusses his enduring legacy and the ‘no real spine’ of modern style in a new interview with The Guardian.

A recent investigation by The Guardian reveals how the ubiquity of platforms like TikTok and Instagram, alongside accessible procedures such as Botox and GLP-1s, has intensified workplace lookism.

Emma Beddington contends that the curated ‘chic’ mess of celebrities is distinct from the unglamorous reality of poverty, illness, and mental health struggles.

Industry leaders and critics alike weigh in on the minimalist trend that is redefining beauty standards across the globe.

With Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group and Next among the bidders, experts argue the retailer must reclaim its unique identity and digital presence to reverse a decade of stagnation.

Once a symbol of political campaigns and workers’ rights, the kerchief has been reimagined as a versatile summer accessory, driven by celebrity sightings and a surge in secondhand market demand.

A new feature in The Guardian highlights the practical, sensory, and financial realities of sportswear for cyclists, boxers, runners, and swimmers.

The Costume Institute’s upcoming show will address the designer’s 2011 conviction for racist and antisemitic remarks alongside his artistic achievements, following closed-door consultations with Jewish leaders.

Following his appearance on the hit reality series, Libby reveals how his vintage-inspired aesthetic, forged through budget constraints and early self-expression, has prompted a wave of social media inquiries from men looking for style guidance.

A new editorial feature from The Guardian Fashion outlines how to style green trousers as a versatile alternative to darker hues, pairing them with specific pieces from brands including Aries, Arket, and Reiss.

Following the death of co-photographer Raghu Rai, his daughter Avani Rai joins Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø to document India’s contradictions, featuring Bhavitha Mandava, Anoushka Shankar, and Padma Lakshmi.

Irish designer Sinéad O’Dwyer presents a size-inclusive show at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, highlighting the industry’s stall on body diversity amid rising costs and cultural shifts.

From fractured wrists to torn ligaments, the viral ‘Zara death pants’ highlight a systemic issue in retail sizing that leaves the average woman vulnerable.

The Guardian investigates whether the rise of adaptable garments from sustainable labels and fast fashion giants like ASOS represents genuine innovation or a marketing gimmick.

The publication’s 24 July 2026 guide prioritises comfort and versatility for travellers, featuring a curated selection of brands and accessories priced in pounds sterling.

Jess Cartner-Morley identifies 'mermaidcore' as the new 'vacation formal', favouring narrow silhouettes, iridescent textures and amphibious footwear over childish costume wear.

Archaeologists and art historians have criticised the styling choices for Christopher Nolan’s latest film, arguing that displaying antiquities as fashion accessories strips them of their meaning and ignores their illicit origins.

From Louis Vuitton’s artificial wave to a 686% rise in flip-flop searches, the ‘board short summer’ trend highlights the tension between aspirational style and subcultural authenticity

As brands from Marks & Spencer to Miu Miu release new iterations, analysts and historians point to the ringer T-shirt’s enduring appeal as a response to economic uncertainty and a desire for vintage aesthetics.

Brands such as Vollebak, Urban Privacy, and Cap_able report surging interest in anti-surveillance wear, though experts warn that government regulation, not just celebrity influence, will determine the trend’s future.

As viral videos of tripping incidents surge, stylists and wearers highlight the entanglement hazards of the trend, while the retailer remains silent on safety concerns.

In a recent review for The Guardian, Hughes highlights three standout products that balance durability and versatility, while noting a significant gap in the affordable market.

Fashion journalist Jess Cartner-Morley reports that the thong sandal has re-emerged as a summer staple, driven by Y2K nostalgia and a demand for elevated, minimalist design.

With 10% of engaged couples using GLP-1 medications, the wedding dress industry is grappling with unprecedented logistical challenges, from major resizing costs to the rise of cosmetic surgery for skin laxity.

Leading style and etiquette authorities have published a comprehensive framework for summer conduct, addressing everything from public hygiene and garden noise to the etiquette of group travel and shared accommodation.

From repurposed Michael Owen shirts to custom three-lions jerseys, a generation is using 2000s fashion to reclaim national identity for a diverse team