Ethereal. Structured. Powerful. These three words define Dilara Findikoglu’s latest collection, Venus from Chaos, a striking reimagining of divine femininity. With each piece, she breathes new life into the mythology of Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, not as a passive figure of admiration, but as a force of nature—chaotic, untamed, and breathtaking.

One look directly invoked Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus, with a model draped in cascading red hair that veiled her body like a celestial shroud. She seemed like a vision, stepping forth from the waves—an ethereal being reborn from the depths of chaos itself. The unexpected touch? Safety-pin trainer-style shoes, an almost jarring contrast to the goddess-like presence. A symbol, perhaps, of Venus’ modern resurrection—raw, unfinished, a woman not just of love, but of survival and reinvention.

Findikoglu’s Venus does not simply emerge from the sea; she storms out, unafraid of the debris of the world she leaves behind. One look featured a near-transparent dress clinging to the model’s skin, as if she had just stepped from the ocean and water was falling down her body. Another look was a structured, armour-like corset entirely composed of shells, pearls, and safety pins. The juxtaposition was striking—the delicacy of the shells set against the brutal strength of the armour, hinting at the duality of womanhood. Fragility and resilience, beauty and danger, creation and destruction.

Our favourite look was a blood-red dress, a colour of love and sacrifice. It was something out of a dark fairytale, a garment you could imagine Snow White wearing in a reimagined story where she is both the hunter and the hunted, a queen in her own right. Findikoglu reminds us that femininity is not one-dimensional; women are not just from Venus, but from Mars, from every star and planet that has ever existed in the skies.

Throughout the collection, exposed safety pins served as a visual thread—a rejection of perfection, a rebellion against the polished and pristine. There was no effort to conceal the rawness; instead, the collection embraced its unfinished, chaotic beauty. These pieces did not just sit on the models; they spoke, screamed, whispered of struggle and survival, of finding light amid the dark.

And darkness did indeed set the stage. The converted warehouse venue, stark and industrial, felt almost like a portal into another world. The audience could have just as easily been queuing for Berghain as they were for Findikoglu’s vision, drawing upon her brutalist, unapologetically sensual, and unrestrained aesthetic. In the dimly lit space, the models became the only sources of light—flickering embers of a revolution in fabric.

Chaos was not merely an aesthetic choice; it was the foundation of Findikoglu’s ideology. She leaned into the idea that true creation cannot exist without destruction. Venus, often seen as a symbol of beauty and pleasure, is reframed here as a goddess of rebellion, of women’s carnal desires, of disruption and resistance. Through chaos, there is harmony. Through turmoil, there is transformation. The collection questioned control—how much do we shape our own destinies, and how much do unseen forces, like the deities of old, interfere and guide us? In this show, you didn’t just sit and watch—you sat and listened, drawn into the story woven into every look.

Perhaps Findikoglu is calling on us all to step into our godlike Venus selves—to embrace our chaos, to forge our own myths, to reclaim the power that has always been ours.

Words By Nina Carter

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In a Christmas gift come early, the 2024 Fashion Awards (TFA), presented by Pandora, will be fulfilling our Christmas wishes on Monday the 2nd of December at the world-famous Royal Albert Hall. The British Fashion Council (BFC) has also announced that British broadcaster and entrepreneur Maya Jama and musical artist Kojey Radical will return as beloved co-hosts for the awards, guiding us through an evening that celebrates the role of fashion at the crux of culture and entertainment, spotlighting creative talent and telling the stories of the past year in fashion.

TFA have always excelled in bringing together a global community in London, the home of fashion creativity. Working to amplify leaders of change, celebrate excellence in creativity as well as support the next generation of creative talent, this event is also the primary fundraiser of the BFC Foundation which works endlessly to promote the future of British fashion through focusing on education, grant-giving and business mentoring. Through a focus on diversity, equality, inclusion, and belonging, the BFC enables responsible growth through a dynamic and unified community that advocates for creativity, innovation, and collectively supports the industry to grow and talent to gain access. TFA is the primary fundraiser for the BFC Foundation, once again highlighting its importance not only culturally, but for the good of the creative youth.

So, in case you’ve been living under a rock, let’s meet this year’s TFA presenters! The gorgeous Maya Jama, host of mainstream television and radio shows including everyone’s favourite guilty pleasure, Love Island, has become a household name and style icon. Not only stealing our hearts on-screen, but she has also established herself as an avid supporter of British fashion and emerging creatives, even dabbling in design herself and launching a successful clothing collection with Pretty Little Thing in June 2018, followed by a second collection in February 2019 and in December 2020 launching her own face and eye masks range, MIJ Masks, with the first release selling out within 24 hours. In May 2024, Maya joined the BFC Foundation Advisory Committee, showcasing her continued commitment to supporting and championing British fashion.

Kojey Radical, British musician, creative director and mixed-media visual artist is one of the leading voices of a generation of artists and provocative storytellers. Specialising in blurring the boundaries between music genres including grime, hip hop, alternative rap and spoken word, this multi- award nominee, Kojey is an authentic and uncompromising creative force who continues to innovate both in his music and his style. The knowledge of arts and intertwining genres is especially prevalent in the fashion world, and we’re confident Kojey will once again be an expert voice and presenter this year.

Caroline Rush, Chief Executive, British Fashion Council has spoken of the duo: “We are delighted that Maya and Kojey are returning as the co-hosts this year. It was a pleasure to watch them on stage last year, their love and support of British fashion and emerging talent makes them the perfect duo for the job. I am really looking forward to seeing their dynamic energy on stage again as we celebrate the year in fashion.” And we couldn’t agree more!

Words By Isobel O’Connor

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Agent Provocateur Dioni Plunge Underwired Bra

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Agent Provocateur Dioni full brief

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Along with their 30th Anniversary coming up, Agent Provocateur have kicked off the festive season with a brand-new playful Christmas campaign starring couple Abby Clancy, model and podcaster, and her ex-footballer husband, Peter Crouch.

The festive short film was released on Wednesday 13th November, shot at The Marquis Cornwallis pub in London, and inspired by the brand’s 2015 “Love Me Tender” film.

Shot by Greg Williams in collaboration with Creative Director Sarah Shotton, the short film featured showstopping lingerie from AP’s Forever Collection, and draws on the brand’s London-cool DNA, trademark wit, and of course the must-have sensual lingerie.

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Founded in 1994, Agent Provocateur’s campaign also stars long-time friends and collaborators, including an appearance from stage and screen star Jamie Winstone. Their focus is on empowering women and subverting the male gaze towards that by pushing boundaries as they continue to break ground with every collection.

watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJKj2YmmHcs

Words by Zlata Gavula

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Debenhams the number one digital department store is enthusiastic to reveal an exciting experience in London, the Debenhams Day Spa in the Aire Ancient Baths in the heart of Covent Garden. For a day of relaxation, the retreat will open to offer a Spa experience unlike any other, which is a celebration of Debenhams Generation Beauty Campaign.

Guest are invited to charm their senses in this Debenhams Day Spa. They could be enjoying a sumptuous massage or facial treatment by Decree or Clarins, or destressing in the ancient baths with Kiehl’s, doing their nails with OPI or having a makeover with experts from M.A.C. All this with the background of exquisite scents from L’Oreal Luxe Fragrances, it promises to be a rejuvinating experience.

There will be snacks for guests, as well as a complementary Debenhams bespoke dressing gown. In addition, the memories of the day might stay alive with the exclusive photo booth and a diagnostic of skin, hair, and make-up-powered by Revieve®.

The Debenhams Day Spa is an oasis away from the city in the heart of Covent Garden. Hosted in a venue that is a landmark of architecture, this special space is designed to relax the mind and body. It is therefore the perfect occasion to celebrate the timelessness of the Debenhams Beauty offering. Guests will have a glimpse into the future of Debenhams Beauty.

According to Dan Finley, Debenhams CEO:” We are excited to invite our customers to the Debenhams Day Spa, a unique one-day, immersive experience. Consumers can expect an opportunity where they can experience first-hand our Debenhams.com beauty brands, in a natural, spa-inspired setting, introducing them to the exciting new and exclusive brands available online”. 

This event is a beauty party for all ages, which embraces individuality and cherishes the unique quality that make each person extraordinary. With a broad selection of skincare, makeup and haircare products, Debenhams wants everyone to enjoy their very own beauty journey.

The event is on Tuesday 24th September 2024 at Aire Ancient Baths, 2-3 Robert St, London WC2N 6BH. 

Free tickets, on the other hand, are available via the Debenhams Instagram (@debenhams) 

For a chance to win a visit to the Debenhams Day Spa, tag and reshare our post here, along with the special woman in your life with whom you’d like to spend the day.

The winners will be notified by Debenhams social team. 

 All products at the Debenhams Day Spa will be available online at debenhams.com. For more information, visit Debenhams.com and unlock the beauty of every generation.

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Guests stepped into the world of Alo for a night of relaxation as they explored the new store and discovered Alo’s luxury, high-performance apparel ahead of the doors opening to the public on the 2nd of August. The event featured exclusive treatments such as Cryo facials by 111Skin, IV Drips by Reviv, and EMSculpt NEO treatments, enhancing the evening’s focus on holistic well-being.
Among the attendees were notable figures like Patricia Bright, Charli Howard, Chey Maya, Victoria Magrath, and Phoebe Torrance, all eager to experience Alo’s latest offerings.

Located at 150 Regent Street, the new Alo Yoga store boasts over 10,000 square feet and showcases the brand’s range of athletic apparel for women, men, and unisex styles. From loungewear and coordinated sets to elevated leisure looks perfect for long weekends, Alo Yoga embodies the fusion of fashion, function, and fitness. The designs support seamless movement throughout the day, no matter the occasion, featuring studio-to-street performance wear crafted from Alo’s signature fabrics, complemented by a curated selection of accessories, footwear, and wellness products.
The success of the first UK store on Kings Road in 2023 led to the Regent Street flagship opening which is designed to offer an enchanting shopping experience. The innovative interior design and fitting rooms create a serene ambience that reflects Alo’s brand pillars of Air, Land, and Ocean. Enhancing the store’s natural and harmonious atmosphere is a live tree, symbolising growth and vitality.

“We are excited to open our second store on London’s historic Regent Street. This store is more than just a retail space—it’s a chance to connect more deeply with our community. We aim to provide a space where our community can not only shop but also experience the mindful lifestyle that Alo represents, fostering connections and promoting mind-body wellness. We look forward to becoming a part of the vibrant London community and bringing our unique blend of fashion, performance, and mindfulness to this iconic city,” said Danny Harris, co-founder and co-CEO of Alo Yoga.
Expansion and New Product Offerings

Founded in Los Angeles in 2007, Alo Yoga has a mission to spread the transformative power of mindfulness, movement, and wellness globally. The brand has cultivated a dedicated community of celebrities and influential figures worldwide, including Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Hailey Bieber, and Taylor Swift. Since its inception, Alo has experienced increasing international demand for its products and anticipates continued growth as it expands into more physical locations in the global market.

As well as expanding its retail footprint, Alo Yoga has also ventured into the footwear market with the launch of its revolutionary recovery trainers. Engineered for all-day recovery with cutting-edge technology, these trainers deliver insane comfort and support, ensuring every step feels like a rejuvenating post-workout. Embraced by celebrities and athletic enthusiasts alike, this style has quickly sold out, setting a new standard in performance footwear.

To celebrate the flagship store opening, Alo Yoga will ignite London with a month-long celebration of special events and community classes. From rejuvenating sound healing sessions to transformative breathwork, nourishing nutrition workshops, and empowering manifesting workshops, each event promises to infuse a touch of Los Angeles wellness into the heart of London. The brand continues to lead a movement of mindful living and wellness, driven by a mission to share the transformative power of yoga and active lifestyles globally.

With its new flagship store, Alo Yoga not only cements its presence in London but also reaffirms its commitment to promoting a lifestyle that blends fashion, performance, and mindfulness.

Words by Bethan Gwynne

Images; Courtesy of Good Culture

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Karol G set out an electrifying night to remember as she performed her final show, in London’s sold-out O2 Arena, of the much-anticipated MAÑANA SERÁ BONITO Europe Summer tour. Energies were high much before the Medellin, Colombian singer took to stage, with a pink ocean of cowboy hats dancing and perreo-ing to Karol G’s supporting act, Agudelo 888. Hyping up the crowd, playing non-stop reggaeton bangers in a flawless mix, the Colombian DJ set up a spirited crowd for the arrival of La Serenita, Karol G.

We were met with a narration of Carolina the mermaid who, after much pain and hurt in the ocean, soars through the skies when suddenly her heart, along with the world, became cold and frozen. The continuous narration throughout the show symbolised the heart break Karol experienced and the strength she found to eventually realise that,

‘Tomorrow will be

beautiful.’

Mañana Será Bonito, Karol G

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As Voir dances front row and connects with Sophie Castillo, the British and Latin singer who opened for J Balvin at the 02 Arena this year, Karol G enters the stage with her fiery dancers in matching outfits. Words cannot describe the lively and high-powered energy that emitted from the crowd as Karol began the setlist with ‘TQG’ in a head-to-toe blue and crystal diamante body suit with giant white furry boots and a detachable blue mini skirt that was ripped off to sing ‘Mi Cama’. Her outfits changed with each section of the album, with looks including a black, cropped, racer top, graffitied with ‘BICHOTA’ and, a baby pink, pleated, mini skirt with feather accessories.

But the look that stole the show was her penultimate look; Karol was a shining star as she sang ‘Ocean’ in a gold rhinestone, floor-length evening gown and a matching flower hair piece that sat on her bright pink hair.

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Singing tunes featuring Latin artists such as Maluma, Shakira and Romeo Santos with her all-female band set a post for aspiring and developing female artists. Karol G and her team took a moment to speak about her foundation Con Cora, an organisation with the aim to empower and support other females, develop their artistic talents and increase their confidence. Con Cora’s four pillars are Sorority, Female Loyalty, Empathy and Freedom, a cause so close to Karol’s heart that she has its logo – a barbed heart – tattooed on her arm.

Karol G’s stage presence was unmatched last night, as she interacted continuously with her lively and passionate crowd. Talking to the standing crowd, she notices a fan from the night before who held a ‘KAROL G <3 BICHOTA’ sign, as well as a fan who had a framed picture of Karol G and herself in a previous concert.

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To show her appreciation and love of the Latinx community in the UK, she ended the performance holding the UK flag whilst she previewed her newest single ‘Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido’, which will be released tonight at 5pm.

Karol G left us feeling strong, empowered and energised for the next chapter of our lives; proving to us that nothing can stop you from being your best self.

Let’s Go Bichotas!

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Di Petsa

Greek designer Di Petsa channelled her recent heartbreak into one of the most talked about collections for the week. The collection took inspiration from the designers own Greek Orthadox upbringing and with Greece just finally legalizing same sex marriage, the collection was a fitting display of love.

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With high profile models like Cindy Kimberly, Duckie and Jessie Jo Stark dripping in bells – the show definitely impressed. The collection encapsulated the overall goddess theme of the Di Petsa brand, with a display of Venus being birthed on the runway mixed with their signature wet look, trompe-l’oeil illusion dresses.

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Sinead O’Dwyer

Last Season, Irish designer Sinead O’Dwyer hosted her show at her alma matter – The London Royal College of Art MA classroom. The designer chatted with a journalist as her models walked and displayed her pieces. It was a refreshing change for attendees and set excitement for her proceeding shows. 

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This year, the show was hosted at the Old Selfridges hotel, pivoting to a far more central focal point, which was a theme that seemed to extend to the clothes. The designer went back to the brands basics and expressed she focussed her design on body shape, “I design for a diverse body, that’s the thing that drives the brand.” Which we can completely identify with here at VOIR. “From the very beginning of every design, I’m thinking about those body shapes, what sort of garments they might want to wear and how I can interpret things.”

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Simone Rocha

After a jaw dropping display of mature elegance at Paris Haute Couture fashion week, Simone Rocha is riding the wave right into London. The Irish born designer seems to be on an ever-proceeding incline to becoming one of the biggest names in fashion after taking over the Jean Paul Gautier show and receiving praise from the designer himself.

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Her London Collection took a far more playful, childlike approach with models carrying stuffed animal toys as accessories. She also took the opportunity to announce yet another Rocha x Crocs collaboration, which worked perfectly with the youthful vibe of the collection. 

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JW Anderson

JW Anderson put a charming womenswear spin on the eclectic Grandpa trend that’s been circulating for the last few months. They did this by utilising chunky knits, thick wool coats, tweed, English style under garments and lots of slippers.

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Anderson cited Last of the Summer Wine, a British sit com based around old age pensioners in Yorkshire, as one of his key inspirations.  He captured this Northern aesthetic perfectly and the collection offered itself as a comfortable slice of British nostalgia.

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Dilara Findikoglu

Turkish-british Dilara Fındıkoğlu has become one of the most anticipated collections, not down to but aided by her recent success dressing Margot Robbie for the Barbie premiere after party. The designer chose to host her show in a church, which she sees as a “safe space”. 

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The much-awaited collection consisted of corsets, bodices, bright reds and deconstructed under garments. The idea behind the collection was to “destroy the corporate man “and rebel against male-built society. “I am really into the female form and as a female designer, I just need to celebrate the body,” Fındıkoğlu was reported saying.

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Dreaming Eli

Dreaming Eli is one of the designers to watch, founded by the incredibly talented Elisa Trombatore, who graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2021 with an MA in Fashion. The brand aims to empower women and fight against stereotypes through it’s designs, encouraging power in femininity as well as balancing it with power and danger. 

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Her SS24 collection was titled “Wild Hearts Bleed” and the entire collection encapsulates her the strength and beauty of femininity. The designer achieved this by using boned corsets with hard structured silhouettes, and pairing them with soft colours and delicate fabrics.

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If you need some extra inspiration… Look no further! We have rounded up some of London’s best events and re-openings for summer 2022.

Photo London 2022 (Thu 12th-15th May 2022, Somerset House)

Somerset House is welcoming back the seventh edition of their Photo London fair. Hosting more than 100 exhibitors and showcasing some of the best talents in the photography industry. Visitors will have the opportunity to collect and discover some of the most prolific photographic work that the world has to offer. Highlights of the fair include Hannah Hughes (Robert Morat, Berlin) and Edward Burtynsky (Flowers Gallery, London) as well as a special focus on galleries from China.

Tickets are available here.

Weird Sensations feel good: The world of ASMR (Fri 13th May – 16th Oct 2022, The Design Museum)

ASMR has taken the internet by storm and is everywhere these days! Millions of people have been introduced to the marvellous concept of gaining pleasure through a natural Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, often seen in the form of tingling and calmness spurred on by sound and touch.

The Design Museum has come together to host the world-first exhibition showcasing how people are creating sensory responses through the use of new and exciting materials. You can grab a ticket here!

Picasso Ingres: Face to Face (3rd June- 9th Oct 2022, National Gallery)

For the die-hard art fans out there, we have found something that is a first in the world of art! ‘Madame Moitessier’ by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, created in 1895 was famously the inspiration behind Pablo Picasso’s ‘Woman with a Book’ painting. And, for the first time, these two works of art will be shown side by side at the National Gallery this year. You need to see this!

Taste of London (Wed 15th – Sun 19th June 2022, Regents Park)

If food is something that is more up your street, don’t worry, we have you covered. Regents Park will be taken over this summer for two weeks to bring you the best food the business has to offer. What can you expect? Cooking classes, trying new dishes from around the world, and some much-needed dancing in Tastes’ very own pop-up club. And, if that is not enough, why not take some local produce home for the whole family to share?

For tickets, see here!

Gin & Rum Festival (8th -9th July 2022, St Mary’s Church)

We all need a good drink and a good boogie after the last two years, and we have found the perfect place to let our hair down and let the good times roll. If you are thirsty and up for learning all things gin and rum, then this festival is the one for you. Party the night away while tasting some of the best gin and rums on the market – they have a whopping 120 to offer! The festival is coming to London at St Mary’s church for two days only, so hurry up and get booking!

Our Time on Earth (Thu 5 May- Mon 29th Aug 2022, The Curve)

The Barbican is bringing us a thought-provoking exhibition that explores our incredible planet and how it works. Studying the connection between human beings and the planet, this immersive exploration features ways in which technology can bring us closer to nature and reconnect us to our roots. Discover dynamic responses to the climate emergency and engage in our shared habitat like never before. For tickets, click here.

BST British Summer Time Festival in Hyde Park (24th June – 10th July 2022, Hyde Park)

This Multi-day festival will get your blood pumping with its incredible lineup; there is something for everybody! From iconic Rock and Roll band The Rolling Stones to Elton John, as well as Nile Rodgers and Adele. This is the hottest event to go to this summer to witness a piece of history. Grab yourself a ticket here!

The London Cheese Crawl (Sun 15th May- 25th Dec 2022)

For the cheese fanatics among you, this cheese crawl will definitely deliver. The crawl starts in Mayfair, where you will be able to taste some of the most refined cheeses London has to offer. Along the way, you will discover everything this Dairy indulgence is good for, whether putting it on top of toast or melting in the oven there is always a place for cheese. You can even experience the cheese quiz at the end! If this sounds like a bit of you, you can check it out here.

Yam carnival (27th August 2022, Clapham Common, London)

Having originally planned to launch in 2020 as a weekend to celebrate African culture, this music festival is a haven for those who love and appreciate genres such as Afrobeat, Reggaeton, Contemporary RnB, Hip Hop and Dancehall. Finally, this summer, you can now go and experience a much-needed celebration of Black music, food and culture. Tickets are available here!

Field day Festival (20th August 2022, Victoria Park)

For one day only, Field Day is coming to us in Victoria Park, presenting their most stacked lineup yet! Audiences will be treated to sets from The Chemical Brothers, as well as legends Kraftwerk 3D and Floating Points. This festival will get you dancing in no time! Grab your tickets here.

City Splash Festival (29th May 2022, Brockwell Park, Herne Hill) 

This is one not to miss! The one-day festival will be taking place at Brockwell Park to celebrate the very best in Reggae, Dancehall and Afrobeats. Showcasing the important impact that Caribbean and African music have on British culture. There will even be a Caribbean food festival to go with it, with vendors that will showcase Black Eats LDN. Why not try something new and immerse yourself in this vibrant culture? You can get tickets here.

24/24 “Le Bleu” Jacquemus + Selfridges  

Calling all fashion lovers; you have to explore this new and exciting pop-up that has opened just this week at London’s Selfridges! Le Bleu will not disappoint, Designer Simon Porte Jacquemus has redesigned his bathroom, for a new and innovative retail concept that will be sure to get your eyes sparkling. These hyperphysical stores are a thing of the future and something we can really get behind. 

Words By Seraphina Volpi

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The stylish crime drama which follows the marriage and subsequent divorce of Gucci founder,
Maurizio Gucci, and his ex-wife, is based on a book of the same name and is a story of murder,
madness, glamour, and greed. In the film Gaga portrays Patrizia Gucci who was famously
convicted for hiring a hitman to kill her ex-husband in 1998.

Speaking on the red carpet, Gaga said;

‘I spent six months working on the accent and also delving like a journalist into her life’

Lady Gaga

“I spent six months working on the accent and also delving like a journalist into her life, and into their lives, to see what were the moments that she was hurt, not included, traumatised. And, how did this then make motivation for murder? “

Embodying the true essence of the film and the rich glamour of Gucci, Gaga stunned in a sheer
royal purple gown from Alessandro Michele’s recent collection which was debuted at last week’s
Gucci Love Parade. Boasting butterfly-esque sleeves which tumbled effortlessly into a dramatic
train behind the musician-turned-actress, the dress was a show-stopping number fit for a queen.
Alongside some dazzling Tiffany jewels, killer platform heels, seductive fish net stockings, and
makeup to match, Lady Gaga was undoubtedly the star of the red carpet, proving she knows
exactly how to dress for the occasion.

Gaga’s appearance on the red carpet has been praised by those in the know and fans across
social media who cannot wait to watch the film for themselves, us included! 100 years after the
fashion house was founded, House of Gucci is released on Friday 26th November 2021, so be
sure to save the date!

Words By Ella Citron-Thompkins

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Bella Hadid is bringing her New York City street style across the pond and is giving us major inspiration as the weather grows colder in London. Her styling choices provide good advice for Autumn – layering for warmth, a chic all-black look, and borrowing men’s clothes for a more comfortable silhouette.

Bella offers a cosy, comfy look as we enter the cold winds and rain showers of Autumn. The quilted coat is practical and chic, offering a different texture and print to long wool or trench coat. The practical coat is elevated by accessorising. A vibrant, patterned scarf is the perfect addition to a long, chic coat – definitely something to keep on hand during random rain showers and days were the windswept look is not working. Funky glasses in a bright colour is another great addition to this look.

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Liberty Poppy Persia Silk Scarf

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ARKET Recycled Quilted Long Jacket

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Balenciaga Eyewear Neo Round Sunglasses

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Emilio Pucci Vetrate Print Silk Carré

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Autumnal colours, multiple blazers, and an Anne Boleyn necklace are all included in this London look. Pairing caramel and chocolate brown with black and white simply can’t go wrong – this colour combination is perfect for a casual everyday look that easily transitions to night time dinners. Also, pairing a blazer with a leather jacket may be the trend of Winter – perfect for moving from work to casualwear, adding a more relaxed jacket on top of a professional blazer easily dresses down a formal suit.

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ALICE + OLIVIA Dunn Vegan Leather Blazer

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Burberry Wool Tailored Jacket

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Vivienne Westwood Relief Pearl Necklace

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Entering Autumn, it’s important to remember that an all-black outfit is always chic. Bella pairs a simple leather jacket (a staple already in most of our wardrobes), with loose black trousers and a graphic t-shirt. Pairing monochromatic basics in your wardrobe is a simple go-to look, which can be easily layered without having to worry about colour combinations.

£ 250

Off-White Pioneer Painting T-shirt

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£ 109.50

SANDRO Wool-blend Straight Trousers

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£ 300

NANUSHKA Vegan-leather Shirt

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£ 60

Objekts Pearl Choker Necklace

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Dark earth tones and oversized pieces is here for Autumn. Bella’s New York streetstyle is embodied in this look, transferred for London practicality. 1990s minimalism is inspiring Bella, in a long leather trench and baggy low-waist trousers in neutral tones. Pairing the masculine jacket and trousers with a short, black top in a corset silhouette creates a balance between the heavy, draped leather and excessive nylon trousers. Stay warm this Autumn with a big coat, heavy trousers and a smaller top for a more striking silhouette.

£ 6,540

Bottega Veneta Leather Trench Coat

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£ 370

Dion Lee Cropped Corset Top

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£ 55

Weekday Juno Nylon Joggers

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Sharing photographs from her day out in London, Bella poses in unique vintage jeans and a black, lace bustier top – adding a more delicate fabric like lace or silk perfectly contrasts heavy denim or leather. Bella is a master of layering for Autumn without sacrificing your outfit, opt for open layers on top, so as not to cover any pieces. Also, don’t forget to add some accessories, like Bella’s square pendant, opal heart choker, and an array of chunky and fine rings.

£ 969

R13 Asymmetric Distressed Denim Jeans

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£ 246

Jonathan Simkhai Standard Corrine Bustier Top

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£ 3,410

Saint Laurent Zip-up Leather Biker Jacket

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Words by Caitlin Sahin and Emily Chapillon

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