1. The Stacked Necklace Revival
   Stars like Joan Smalls and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan brought the drama with layered necklines, stacking chokers, pendants and bold chains in one cohesive look. These rich, textured combinations elevated sleek gowns and added unexpected dimension—proving that when it comes to necklaces, more truly is more.

1. Statement Pearls, Reinvented
   Forget dainty strands. This year, Janhvi Kapoor embraced stacked, oversized pearls that blended couture charm with a modern edge. Whether looped into chokers or cascading down the décolletage, pearls were less “ladylike” and more “leading lady.”

1. The Elevated Earring Stack
   Rihanna and Luma Grothe leaned into earring stacking—but with a twist. Mismatched diamonds, asymmetrical placements, and mixed metals turned ears into mini galleries. From minimal studs to dramatic drop pieces, the curated chaos brought serious cool to Cannes couture.

1. Sculptural Neckpieces
   Michelle Rodriguez and Han So Hee both made a case for abstract, sculptural necklaces—pieces that defy symmetry and convention. Think bold metal shapes, jagged textures, and futuristic design. These avant-garde statements were more than accessories; they were wearable art.

1. Emerald Ambitions
   One of the red carpet’s most vibrant trends? Green gemstones. Worn as cocktail rings, earrings, and focal necklaces, emeralds and peridots brought depth and radiance to Cannes’ already glittering nights. Earthy yet regal, these stones captured both opulence and freshness.

1. Hair Jewellery
   Hair became a canvas for jewels this year, thanks to trendsetters like Dakota Johnson, who tucked gemstone-encrusted pins into her soft waves. Whether worn as tiaras, barrettes, or jeweled combs, hair jewellery brought a romantic, elevated flair to the red carpet.

Final Takeaway:
At Cannes 2025, jewellery didn’t just complement the fashion—it redefined it. The energy was bold, personal, and unapologetically expressive, with stars using jewellery to tell stories, spark conversation, and amplify presence. This year, the accessories took center stage—and the red carpet was all the better for it.

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The Denim Skirt

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This past year, all things denim have been resuscitated from the 90s straight to our wardrobes. Although the fashion world usually fights over which trends are coming back, we’ve all agreed on one thing: denim skirts are more in than ever. It dominated this season’s fashion weeks, from the Maison Margiela and Diesel shows to Rihanna and Bella Hadid’s street-style looks. Whether you wear a dark wash midi skirt with a blazer as a spring office look or a micro one with a cropped cami for a summer rooftop party, the denim skirt is here to stay.

£ 190

Good American Tube Maxi Skirt

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£ 69

Cos Front Slit Denim Midi Skirt

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£ 22

Asos Design Denim High Waist Mini Skirt

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The Cargo Skirt

Another aesthetic that won’t be going away this spring is Y2K. But what does this look like for our skirts? You guessed it: cargo. If you were one of the fashionistas sporting cargo pants this winter, this is the perfect way to give the look a spring makeover. And if you weren’t, now’s the time to finally try out the trend! Although it has a military origin, celebrities and influencers everywhere have adapted the look to fit their style– and you can too. Get inspired by Aiyana Ishmael’s schoolgirl core and wear it with loafers, or copy Elsa Hosk’s casual look and dress it up with a leather jacket. Spotted at Miu Miu and Blumarine, it’s official: cargo skirts are the new spring staple.

£ 300

Diesel O-Crep Skirt

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£ 46

Urban Outfitters Pink Utility Cargo Micro Mini Kilt

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£ 168

Reformation Maggi Cargo Midi Skirt

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The Ruffled Skirt

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It’s nothing new that ruffles and spring go together like Beyoncé and Jay-Z. And what better way to welcome the season than with a signature spring look? Vertical ruffles have been spotted at Milan and New York fashion week, and are a sure way to make a statement and embody your feminine energy. Leading the trend is the it-girl cult brand Fancí Club, with Doja Cat and Hailey Bieber both donning it. We know ruffles can be a bit too dramatic, but adding them to a skirt is the perfect opportunity to try it out without fully committing to its ostentatiousness. You can dress it down by styling a mini version with some kitten heels and a white tee, or lean into the drama by coupling a high split chiffon piece with a daring top. This spring and summer we’re sure to see fashion lovers playing very differently with the trend, but one thing is for sure: we’re all adding ruffles to our wishlist ASAP.

£ 339.84

Fanci Club Gracious Sin Skirt

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£ 35

Jaded London Dark Rose Print Asymmetric Mini Skirt

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£ 44

Princess Polly Maxton Ruffle Maxi Skirt

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The Boho Crochet Skirt

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If you were one of the ones that learned to crochet during the pandemic, we’ve got good news for you (and we’re extremely jealous): boho crochet skirts are back. You may remember saving these to your Pinterest board circa 2014 but don’t be surprised if they start to make an appearance again. The 70s look has been gaining momentum over the last few months, especially with the arrival of festival season (Hi Coachella!) and the popularity of the Daisy Jones & The Six TV show. Its semi-sheer nature makes it the perfect piece to survive a warm spring day or a scorching summer, so this June you can
catch us watching knitting tutorials on YouTube obsessively. If you’re not up for the extra work though, here are some of our favourite picks:

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Free People Siren Song Crochet Skirt

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Mango Crochet Midi Skirt

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£ 604

Cult Gaia Kivi Crochet Skirt

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The Breezy Maxi Skirt

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Nothing screams spring more than a lightweight, breezy skirt– and this time around we’re giving the look a maxi update. A warm weather classic, the loose, long skirt will have you wanting to dump even your favourite pair of jeans. It’s no wonder it’s loved by stylists and A-Listers everywhere– it comes in many colors and prints perfect for any occasion. The possibilities are endless: pair it with cowboy boots and a graphic tee to go thrifting or wear it as part of a bold coloured co-ord for a clubbing look. Our point is, if you need to be picnic-ready at three but have a fancy dinner at eight, the breezy maxi skirt is the way to go.

£ 106

Hanifa Samaria Skirt

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£ 661.62

Jil Sander Satin Midi Skirt

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£ 36

Asos Design Festival Boho Tiered Lace Maxi Skirt

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Join the maximalist revolution!

This season, a carnival of voluptuous shapes and vibrant colours topped off with an excess of embellishment paraded down the catwalks.

The intensely coloured fabrics, daring colour clashes, abundance of embellishment,

and exaggerated silhouettes that have been bombarding catwalks since last season have united as one, culminating in the birth of the trend that has appeared with an unapologetic BANG, and can only be described as ‘Over The Top’ fashion.

The tired historic view that ‘women should be seen and not heard’ has been redefined, as designers have taken it upon themselves to repudiate the ‘minimalist’ colour palettes and silhouettes we have become all too familiar and comfortable with. Continuing last season’s outlandish efforts from Marc Jacobs, Valentino and Tom Koizumi, this season, a carnival of voluptuous shapes and vibrant colours topped off with an excess of embellishment paraded down the catwalks.

Is it fate that this trend has boldly marched its way onto catwalks in anticipation of the numerous outfits you’ll need for the parties and events the festive season promises? We think so. Now is your chance to go bold or go home as the phrase ‘Is this too much’ has been given a long awaited redundancy.

If your personal style is more on the understated side, break yourself gently into this trend with a heavily embellished headband or brightly coloured clashing shoes. For the more fearless, find the jacket with the biggest shoulder pads, the dress with the most garish print, the most outrageous accessories and celebrate the unapologetic joy of standing out from the crowd! Go on, we dare you!

Written by Ella Winfield

Artwork by Luke Walwyn

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We’ve brought you the freshest trends to come out of New York Fashion Week but now it’s London’s turn to shine. LFW brings together some of the most talented designers in the UK and commenced this year on September 13th. In our roundup, Voir has handpicked some of the most exciting and inspiring looks which deserve illumination. From Ashish to Fashion East here are our favourites so far.

Ashish pays homage to home

The Ashish collection was perhaps one of the most highly anticipated LFW shows. The designer’s previous work is represented by gowns saturated with sequins and ornate hand-embellishments. His pieces are iconic for the way they infuse Western silhouettes with Indian fabrics in a way to represent both his cultural backgrounds.

Though his SS20 collection differed from his usual heavy sequin use, it nonetheless did not disappoint, and instead featured kaleidoscopic embroidered fabric adorned with reflective circle mirrors. Rather than using the fabric for its purpose – traditional Indian dresses –Ashish created slips, bomber jackets and draw-string shorts. His mesh of East and West – India and Britain, strikes a chord with Gen Z, the most diverse generation up-to-date.

Fashion East sheers it out

Fashion East gave us an assortment of looks at LFW20. This fashion collective had designers Gareth Wrighton and Yuhan Wang showcasing their experimentations with colour and texture. Wrighton’s emphasis was on bold and grungy looks – knee high socks, tussled hair and layered animal print. Wang however experimented more with sheer fabric, lacey-draped dresses – showcasing “beauty with weirdness” as Wang categorises it.

Emelia Wickstead and exaggerated shapes

Wickstead takes a contemporary spin on classic Victorian-styled dresses in her SS20 collection. Wickstead took elegant, feminine silhouette and pushed in to an extreme. Candy-coloured pink and orange ruched sleeves, bubble-gum purple blouses and a staple baby-pink dress that resembles a cross between cotton-candy and a cloud were sure to turn heads.

Halperns’s glistening gowns

In every shot of Halpern’s SS20 runway, jumbo chandeliers grace the backdrop and sets the scene for the glitzy dresses crafted by Halpern. Liquid gold gowns and pastel-blue sequin encrusted dresses were standouts. Each piece glistened down the runway and reflected enough light to illuminate the audiences’ faces.

Molly Goddard’s taste for tulle

Goddard’s layered tulle skirts and dresses were some of our (and the world’s) favourites.Each piece has a life of its own down the runway – her iconicity stems from the way she celebrates tea-party dresses and smocks in all their puffiness. Her work has been worn by the likes of Rihanna and has even been featured in hit-show Killing Eve. Goddard continues to experiment with frou-frou style and chiffon fabric remains her go-to material to put on show. Each layering of the fabric demonstrates Molly Goddard’s unquestionable talent on the world stage.

Written by Hena Sharma

Graphics by Aamir Potrick

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Days are getting shorter and the new season is fast approaching. For AW19, there’s a plethora of trends to navigate, meaning there’s something for everyone from the minimalist to the statement-maker, from paintbox brights and gelato hues to shades of beige and dark, romantic florals.

If you’ve not yet heard of the trend coined by Man Repeller’s Fashion Director Harling Ross, you’re in for a treat this autumn. While shades of Gen Z yellow are recurring summer favourites thanks to their mood-lifting power and association with joy and clarity, buttery hues are the palette to go for this season. A fresh and sugary yet humble addition to a minimalistic wardrobe, dress head-to-toe in pale yellow hues to achieve the covetable look. Alternatively, autumnal shades of golden marigold yellow add a splash of saturated colour to winter wardrobes.

Dark Florals

Florals for springs might be a celebrated wardrobe staple, but for autumn, romantic floral prints on black silhouettes offer a nostalgic, 40-inspired vintage feel. Far removed from dainty pastel summer styles, roses splashed on black dresses and florals embroidered onto outerwear pieces channel elevated grunge-meets-elegance.

Power Shoulders

The AW19 trend landscape is a game of two halves, with minimalist neutrals and toned- down dressing contrasting OTT wardrobe drama and overstated styles. Bold shoulders are full of overwhelming, maximalist detail, and an ability to send a multitude of sartorial messages, channelling both ultra-femininity and confidence with attention-grabbing silhouettes. Boxy shapes offer an edgier look, while overstated puff sleeves effortlessly elevate any casual ensemble. Power dressing and hyper-femininity invoked in equal measures.

70s Bourgeois

The perfect source of office dressing inspiration, 70s middle-class silhouettes are making a comeback, with silk blouses, over-the-knee hemlines and classic blazers elevating bourgeois dressing from frumpy to chic. Look for sophisticated tailoring in minimalistic shades of brown and beige, and accessorise with bouclé, polished pearls and silk scarves.

Autumnal Leather

The AW catwalks saw an abundance of the finest sweet leather in autumnal shades of olive, tan and burgundy. An all-time autumnal favourite, this season leather signifies luxury and indulgence, the perfect fabric for a smooth, polished look with a win of attitude. Best worn in the form of trench coats, midi skirts or oversized mini dresses (see Ganni’s puff-sleeved lambs leather mini).

Neutral Hues

A favourite for SS19 that isn’t going anywhere, neutral colour palettes in shades ranging from camel to caramel, to stone and beige are warm, minimalistic and easy-to-wear. For autumn, layer up in tonal looks made up of varying neutral hues.

Words by Ruby McAuliffe

Graphics by Sasha Green

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London Fashion Week Men’s is now in its 12th season, and oh has it come of age. The Spring/Summer ’19 instalment showcased both homegrown talent and international creativity in a proclamation that confidently pushed the boundaries of creative and visual expression.

There was the likes of A-Cold-Wall* featuring haunting Mad Max-esque boys caked in cement and sporting hoods, where the designer Samuel Ross examined themes of ‘Human. Form. Structure’, and models were carried in mathematical shapes ultimately sporting streetwear.

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Xander Zhou, a designer at the forefront of Chinese talent explored the supernatural and space-age future by parading a collection of human/alien boys sporting jackets, rugby and office shirts, but with a dystopian twist. Contact lenses and fibre optic makeup reinforced his message.

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Liam Hodges delivered a Las Vegas aesthetic in his presentation of ‘Slick Trash’. The clothes [jackets, waistcoats, shorts, even socks] were for the most part easy-wear and inundated with leopard print, florals, check or flames; and an underlying retro theme prevailed.

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Tame down the floaty and accentuate the waistline this season. Yes belts are a big MUST for SS17. Opt for bold as at Balenciaga, in multiples as at Ferretti, or classically simple as at Hermès. There are no limits to what you can do as styled at House of Holland and Maison Margiela.

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Looking chic while carrying the world on your shoulders is made effortless this SS17 with the help of the Power Shoulder, and the designs of DKNY, Céline and Balenciaga. Think big, bold and broad, it’s what your shoulders deserve.

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Who isn’t afraid to show a little skin in the summer? One of this season’s biggest trends allows you to do just that with the bralettes. But if you feel a little chill in the spring air, throw on a little crop under it and you’re sure to add a little sizzle to you look! Take the lead from House of Holland. Giambattista Valli. Prada and Victoria Beckham

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Issue 18 comes fully loaded with the future: Bella Hadid is Bella the Ball, one of the industry’s hottest muses, and sits on the front cover from backstage at Marc Jacobs, fashion discovers Lady Stardust – the warrior styled from the future also sitting on the cover, Hip & Runway highlights everything futuristic, and Voir’s trend edits deliver the finest looks from the international runways of Paris, Milan, London and New York.

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