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The Hermès Shopper’s Investment ROI Guide Part 2: Constances, Picotins, Evelynes, and More

The Hermès Shopper’s Investment ROI Guide Part 2: Constances, Picotins, Evelynes, and More

While the Birkin and Kelly may dominate headlines and earn strong dividends on the resale market, they’re hardly the only Hermès bags worth investing in. For collectors who prefer something subtler...

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Who Would Actually Wear the Crumpled 2.55 Reissue Bag from Chanel's Spring/Summer 2026 Show?

Under Matthieu Blazy’s fresh stewardship, Chanel house seems ready to push its iconography into new territory. For Spring/Summer 2026—and in related pre-collections—Blazy showed some 2.55 Reissue h...

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The Iconic Fendi Baguette Bag's Timeline

From its debut in the late ’90s to its modern-day reissues, the Fendi Baguette bag has remained one of fashion’s most enduring symbols of status and self-expression. Below is a timeline tracing its...

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The Wild Return: Animal Prints Rule Fall/Winter 2025

Animal prints are having a full-blown fashion renaissance. Once reserved for statement coats and daring accessories, they’ve re-emerged this season as a true wardrobe neutral—anchoring collections ...

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The Hermès Shopper’s Investment ROI Guide Part 1: Birkins and Kellys

For Hermès collectors and first-time buyers alike, few handbags hold the same mystique—or market power—as the Birkin and Kelly. These aren’t just status symbols; they’re financial assets in leather...

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The Heartbeat of a New Era: Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Balenciaga Debut Spring/Summer 2026 Show

When Pierpaolo Piccioli took over as Balenciaga’s new creative director, the fashion world collectively held its breath. His debut show, presented during Paris Fashion Week and titled The Heartbeat...

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See Who’s Already Wearing Anderson’s First Dior Designs IRL

“They’re not just previews anymore—they’re being lived.” In the days following Jonathan Anderson’s Dior womenswear debut, several actors quietly became the first to bring those pieces into the worl...

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Condé Nast’s Fur Ban: A Turning Point for Luxury Materials

In early October 2025, Condé Nast made a decisive public commitment: it will no longer feature new animal fur in its editorial or advertising content across all its publications. While Condé Nast h...

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Chanel Spring Summer 2026 Show Report: Matthieu Blazy’s Debut & Poetic Brand Reset

The house of Chanel turned a new page today. In his first seasonal runway show, Matthieu Blazy delivered a debut that felt neither timid nor perfunctory—it felt like the house has finally inhaled a...

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The Return of the Hermès So Kelly: A Legacy Reimagined

When Hermès revives a dormant design, it doesn’t just dig into its archives—it makes an intentional statement. The relaunch of the Hermès So Kelly marks more than a revival: it cements a fresh chap...

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Chanel Names Ayo Edebiri as the Newest Chanel Girl

Chanel has officially named Ayo Edebiri as its newest ambassador, marking an important moment in both fashion and culture. Known for her sharp wit, dynamic career, and authentic style, Edebiri brin...

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The Corporate Reawakening: How Spring/Summer 2026 Collections Are Reclaiming Office Dress

In a season defined by theatrical frills, maximalist layering, and boundary-pushing silhouettes, a subtler but meaningful countercurrent is emerging: a turn back toward corporate formality. On the ...

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Louise Trotter’s Debut Spring/Summer 2026 Show at Bottega Veneta: A Love Letter to Women

When Louise Trotter stepped onto the Bottega Veneta runway this season, she carried more than a legacy—she carried possibility. Her debut Spring/Summer 2026 collection (showcased in Milan) isn’t ju...

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Prada Acquires Versace: What It Means for Bags, Accessories, & Resale

In late 2025, Prada secured European Commission approval to acquire Versace in a €1.25 billion deal. The luxury world is watching closely: this isn’t just a corporate transaction—it could reshape h...

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Patent Leather Bags: Why They’re Back in Style and a Smart Buy on the Resale Market

Get excited: patent leather is making a high-gloss comeback. From Chanel Classic Flaps to Dior Lady Dior bags, designers are bringing shine back to the forefront—and savvy shoppers are realizing th...

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Jonathan Anderson's Womenswear Spring/Summer 2026 Debut Show Rewrites the Dior Code

When Jonathan Anderson took the helm at Dior, the industry held its breath. Known for his cerebral yet witty approach at Loewe, many wondered how he’d translate that sensibility to a house as stori...

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Why the Fendi Baguette Bag Still Defines Modern Luxury

Few accessories have achieved true icon status, but the Fendi Baguette bag is in a league of its own. First designed in 1997 by Silvia Venturini Fendi, it’s more than just a handbag—it’s a cultural...

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Silvia Venturini Fendi Steps Down After Decades of Accessory Innovation

On September 29, it was announced that Silvia Venturini Fendi will relinquish her role as Fendi's Creative Director, and will now assume the title of Honorary President of Fendi. She has played a p...

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From Minimal to Maximal: The Evolving Landscape of Luxury Eyewear in 2025

Eyewear used to be a practical necessity (and at most, a modest fashion statement). But in 2025, it’s increasingly treated as a collectible accessory on par with handbags, jewelry, and silk scarves...

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Versace Spring/Summer 2026 Show: Dario Vitale’s Confident First Act

One of Milan Fashion Week’s most talked-about debuts belonged to Dario Vitale, who stepped into the creative director role at Versace following Donatella’s exit earlier this year. His Spring/Summer...

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