Emily Current and Meritt Elliott—longtime friends and collaborators—are known for making a mark on the fashion world with their classic designs and effortless American styling. And this spring, they are lending their authority to Old Navy as Style Ambassadors to help you translate the season’s hottest trends with a series of inspirational look books. This spring, the key to looking chic while on the go is having an arsenal of “It List”—worthy pieces that easily mix and match with everything i

Group revenue of Ted Baker increased by 20.4 percent to 387.6 million pounds (574.9 million dollars). The retail division at Ted Baker performed well with sales up 18.4 percent or 20.8 percent in constant currency to 306.9 million pounds (456.1 million dollars). The performance of e-commerce business was strong and sales increased by 58.2 percent driven by growth across all areas of e-commerce business. The retail gross margin reduced slightly to 65.5 percent against 66.1 percent in 2014. Co

Sure, prints are a given for spring. From stripes to florals, they certainly add some pop to your outfit. But mixing prints can take your spring outfit up a major notch. Before you knock print mixing, here's a beginner's tutorial to get settled into the idea that was once, yes, a major faux pas. The best part, you probably have most elements already in your closet! Option 1: Go crazy—mix two totally different patterns, just make sure they are composed of similar hues or tried-and-true neu

With the ready-to-wear shows drawing to a close for another season in New York, London, Milan and Paris, the most fashion-forward Fall/Winter 2015-16 apparel shapes have been revealed by the Trendstop catwalk experts. Directional trends update womenswear across all sectors, from Coats & Jackets, Knitwear and Dresses & Skirts to Suits, Pants & Trousers and Tops & Shirts, refreshing wardrobe staples with new cuts and contemporary styles. In Coats & Jackets, we see key developme

Fashion may not be the top name on the cultural sector list, but by no means should fashion's influence on the zeitgeist be underestimated. Everywhere you look and turn we are consciously and subconsciously privy to fashion statements, from shop windows on the high street, to images in magazines, on television, the internet and social media. Advertising, billboards, celebrities - the amount of fashion statements thrown our way every moment of the day seems near on unquantifiable. The persuasi

Actress Olivia Wilde is doing her part to help promote environmentally sustainable fabrics with her new H&M Conscious Exclusive advertising campaign. The capsule collection features organic materials as well as recycled wool, Tencel and recycled sequins. “I love the Conscious Exclusive collection at H&M, both for the look, and also for its ethics. This is how all fashion should be: great style that’s naturally more sustainable,” says Olivia Wilde. Source: Fashion Gone Rogu

After the fashion weeks in New York, London and Milan, last week was it the French capital city's turn to take to the fashion spotlight. With a total of 92 shows, Paris rounded off the "month of fashion." At the opening of the fashion week, the city's mayor, Anna Hidalgo, made it clear that fashion is the city's future. She revealed that the government was to invest 57 million euros into the industry and that greater emphasis will be placed on young talent, who will bring established fashion hou

The bi-annual fashion parade which jumped from New York, London and Milan has come to a spectacular end in the birthplace of haute couture: Paris. Whilst a number of fashion houses hosted catwalk shows that successfully complimented the collections being presented, some events were said to be so extravagant and star filled that the garments themselves became overshadowed. Nevertheless, designers in Paris were not afraid to push the envelope this season with their designs, whilst returning to

Chinese fashion brand Shanghai Tang reminds us that sunny days are just around the corner with its spring-summer 2015 campaign photographed in Capri, Italy. Richard Ramos captured Bonnie Chen and Dae Na in the new colorful styles including electric prints, swimsuits and modern silhouettes. Creative direction was by Jane Lombard with hair and makeup by Miguel Ángel Álvarez. / Production by Fast Management Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Valentino's lighthearted addition of Zoolander actors Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson on the catwalk unanimously stole the show on day eight of Paris Fashion Week. Reprising their Derek Zoolander and Hansel characters, the actors closed the show with a little help from Anna Wintour. "Fashion can be very serious but it can also be fun too," Valentino designer Maria Grazia Chiuri told Dazed backstage. "I loved the first film, I watched it when I was really young." As for the clothes, A-line silhouette