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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a Level 2 notice, urging travellers to take enhanced precautions against mosquito bites.
The Guardian’s fashion editor curates a practical yet polished selection for the autumn transition, featuring high-street tailoring, travel-smart accessories and a rebranded French label.
The CDC advises travellers to maintain usual precautions as cases of paratyphoid fever are reported in individuals returning from Yemen.
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.
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A 12-day road trip through Harghita County reveals a region defined by dramatic peaks, roaming bears, and deep quiet, largely untouched by international tourism.
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 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.
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.
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 US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a Level 2 travel health notice for Bali, Indonesia, urging visitors to take steps to prevent mosquito bites and sexual transmission of the Zika virus.
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.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised against all travel to specific regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with exceptions only for humanitarian and emergency response personnel.
Starring Matt Damon, Zendaya, and Tom Holland, the director’s latest adaptation utilised north-east Scotland’s rugged terrain and deep-seated legends alongside Mediterranean locations.
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.