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If you purchase something through links in this article, we may earn a commission.1Freeest fringe out vegan suede jacket“The perfect fringed suede jacket has been on my wish list for a long time, and this vegan suede iteration ticks all the boxes with its oversized fit and go-with-everything beige color. It looks great with jeans and a T-shirt, or layered over a summer dress.– Alex Dale, fashion writer2freeest silvia sweater mini”I love clothes that transcend seasons. Paired with wedge mules, a printed mini-shoulder bag, and a tan dress, this ’90s knit dress (which, FYI, has Rachel Green written all over…

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ABFRL is part of India’s leading conglomerate Aditya Birla Group. Revenues are US$1.7 billion and retail space spans 11.9 million square feet. (As of March 31, 2024), Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited (ABFRL) is India’s first $1 billion pure-play fashion powerhouse with an elegant bouquet of leading fashion brands and retail formats.ABFRL acquired the branded apparel business of the Aditya Birla Group, comprising ABNL’s Madhura Fashion division and ABNL’s subsidiaries Pantaloons Fashion and Retail (PFRL) and Madhura Fashion & Lifestyle (MFL), in 2015. It was created after the merger in May. After the merger, PFRL was renamed Aditya. Birla…

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Sustainability in fashion extends beyond merely reusing leftover fabrics and opting for cellulosic fibres. It encompasses reviving ancient, handcrafted techniques, avoiding digital prints that rely on harmful chemicals, embracing sustainable weaving practices, and focusing on capsule collections rather than mass production. As the fashion industry moves towards greater sustainability, ethical practices, and innovative eco-friendliness, India is leading the way with a remarkable array of Sustainable and homegrown brands dedicated to these principles. These brands are not only redefining fashion but also honouring India’s rich textile heritage through traditional handloom techniques and creative upcycling methods. Fabindia Fabindia is the largest private…

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Also known as fashion month’s cool little sister, Copenhagen Fashion Week offers the first glimpse of spring/summer 2025 trends before New York, London, Milan, and Paris take over your Instagram feed. After all, Scandinavian style always tends to be a step ahead of the curve, so it’s a good indicator of what’s coming into your closet, no matter the season. And with brands like Rotate, OpéraSPORT, and A. Roege Hove on board, it was sure to be a (very) fashionable era.If the unusually pleasant weather in the Danish capital is any hint, next spring will be all about the joy…

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Gael Drevet, founder of Frankyshop, photo credit: An-Hao ChangPhoto credit: An-Hao Chang Before the words “quiet luxury” were spread across social feeds and magazines, Frankie Shop was already defining the movement. But while quiet luxury has declined, Frankie Shop’s star has only risen. Frankly, for founder Gaël Drevet, the essence of Frankie Shop is about self-expression and cultivating personal style. It doesn’t mean being the loudest person in the room, but rather being confident and unapologetic. It’s an attitude of ownership. Consider the words of Drevet, who has established herself as one of the leading female designers at the forefront…

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Copenhagen Fashion Week is in full swing with designers such as Baum und Feldgarten, Gestuz, Rotate, Operasport and Mundt presenting their new season collections for Spring/Summer 2025. But just as much inspiration as the runways are the streets of the Scandinavian capital. That really caught our attention. Fashion insiders, influencers and celebrities (hello, Pamela Anderson!) have turned the cobblestones into their own personal catwalks. Hosting its shows a month earlier than the big four fashion capitals of New York, London, Milan and Paris Fashion Week, Copenhagen has become a style destination in its own right in recent years, especially when…

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Much like Princess Diana, Michelle Obama will go down in history for her grace, intelligence, compassion, cultural influence, and fashion. Today, Obama’s style is less reserved, but those of us old enough to remember her as FLOTUS know that her style hasn’t always leaned trendy. While in the White House, the first lady stuck to timeless closet staples. Since then, she’s become more playful with her outfits, tapping into her experimental side. What we love about Obama’s fashion, though, is that regardless of the style she was embodying, we could always count on an outfit that would stand the test…

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There’s no denying that 2024 is the year of sports. From the high-profile Men’s EuroCup to the eternally chic Wimbledon tournament and, of course, the Paris 2024 Olympics, which are well underway, sport has officially become part of our daily lives.So when sportswear like team football jerseys started appearing on trendy Gen Z moodboards, items like tennis, handball and football sneakers officially became wardrobe staples. At the same time, track pants can be easily styled with kitten heels and blouses at the office or beyond depending on the style set, tennis core has become a trending hashtag across social, and…

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Blake Lively officially peaked in floral fashion during her promo tour for It Ends With Us. The actress went out yesterday [Wednesday 31 July] In New York, a large group of reporters spent the day interviewing her, wearing not one, not two, but three (!!) stunning floral dresses around the clock. To be fair, returning to Serena van der Woodsen’s former stage presence is bound to cause a number of jaw-dropping “fits.” Obviously, knowing Blake, there are little hidden details everywhere, so we’re here to break down each look.The self-styled break kicked things off with a sheer blue sleeveless sheath…

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Finding a solid puffy for less than 200 bucks is like finding a needle in a haystack. But, Decathlon has made this somewhat daunting task actually quite easy. At less than $99 (sometimes on sale for $40), the Forclaz Women’s MT100 Hooded Puffer is a well-made down jacket for women needing something budget-friendly and warm. I wore this jacket while ski touring, walking my dog, and hiking in the snow in the western slope of Colorado this past winter. Despite the low price, it proved to be a down jacket well-suited for mildly cold environments. And while I wouldn’t necessarily…

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