View all the look book pictures from the Zara TRF May 2013 collection. Read the article to see the full gallery.

View all the look book pictures from the Zara April 2013 collection. Read the article to see the full gallery.

What do you feel like doing this weekend? Heading out to a film festival, a fashion show, an exhibition displaying the inimitable style of Greta Garbo? If it’s on in your city, maybe. And if it’s not, there’s plenty to read and marvel at and take in that doesn’t require you to catch a flight. After the break: a round up of things to read,…

View all the look book pictures from the Zara February 2013 collection. Read the article to see the full gallery.

To understand fashion is to understand a form of expression. Whether you are the simplest fashion wearer or the most complex there is always thought and intention that goes into what that fashion is going to express. Photographer Khoa Bui takes all the notions of fashionable intent and culminates them into one cohesive portrait of display of its own form and with its own expression.…

I’ve always thought of the pink colour spectrum – particularly the part that includes hot pink and fuchsia – as a bit of a danger zone for blondes. There’s a strong chance that donning a bright pink anything will turn you from respectable blonde into living Malibu Barbie, or so I’ve often thought. But to test my theory and help me overcome my aversion to…

View all the look book pictures from the Zara Twelve December 2012 collection. Read the article to see the full gallery.

View the Zara autumn (fall) / winter 2012 look book.

This fall 2012 look book feels like it could have come from a small, boutique lingerie brand: simply photographed, ultra pretty. Marry that with the manufacturing prowess of Zara and you have Oysho, a brand also owned by the giant Inditex. Hence the on-trend styles turned out at low price points. Fall has it covered from the soft and lacy to the minimalist, colour-blocked and…

In our manifesto on the curated wardrobe we defined a new vision of luxury in which less equals more. But when we talk about less we mean fewer items of better quality. Statistics are backing up what we’ve long known in our gut feelings: fast-fashion is getting tired. Retailers such as Zara and H&M are responding to drives from customer for better quality product, even…