Last night saw the final red carpet of the awards season at the 90th Academy Awards in Los Angeles and it was a riot of bold colours, bows, sparkles and understated activism, with the Time’s Up buttons still going strong. Unlike theGolden Globes and the BAFTAs, where the unwritten dress code was black to show solidarity with the Time’s Up initiative to combat systemic sexual harassment, abuse and discrimination across all industries, the celebrities hit the Oscars red carpet in a more upbeat

Oscar de la Renta channels painterly scenes for its spring-summer 2018 campaign. The iconic brand taps models Mariacarla Boscono and Duckie Thot as the face of these advertisements. Photographed by Tim Walker, the models pose in elegant looks featuring bold prints and patterns. Stylist Kate Phelan dresses the pair in ladylike dresses, statement shades and cocktail looks. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Spanish fashion brand Mango heads to the beaches of Fuerteventura for its spring-summer 2018 campaign. The company taps models Anna Ewers, Amber Valletta and Noah Mills for the sun-drenched shots. Captured by Mario Sorrenti, the women wear lightweight looks styled by Elodie David. From airy dresses to relaxed suiting and sequin pieces, these pieces are perfect for spring. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

British model and actress Cara Delevingne returns as the face of Armani Exchange’s spring-summer 2018 campaign. Shot against a desert backdrop by Sabine Villiard, the short-haired beauty wears new season looks complete with sneakers and branded tops. Cara shows off her form as she poses with oversized props including a giant tire. The playful advertisements also feature Dutch DJ Martin Garrix and Chinese actor Li Yifeng. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Emerging talent has long been regarded as the backbone of London Fashion Week, out of all the fashion week’s London seems the most ready to celebrate and champion new talent, and the autumn/winter 2018 showcase was no exception, with five incredible new designers shining through on a very busy fashion week schedule. FashionUnited has long been a supporter of emerging talent, and these are the five hot designers we think will be one day be household names. Xu Zhi One of the hottest tick

Walmart, the nation's largest retailer, has been facing tough competition lately from none other than Amazon. To continue competing with the growing retail giant, Walmart is turning its attention to its apparel business. In terms of apparel, Amazon's secret to success has been their private label business. Walmart has taken note of this, and in an effort to give Amazon a run for its money, they have added four new private label brands to their apparel department. The four lines, with prices b

The spring-summer 2018 campaign from Bally channels retro vibes with models Charlee Fraser and Marc-André Turgeon. The Swiss fashion brand looks to the late 1970's and early 1980's for the advertisements captured by Colin Dodgson. Made with art direction by Ben Kelway Studio, the images juxtapose everyday objects with the luxury designs. The spring campaign spotlights leather bags as well as wide-leg pants and piled coats. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Pop superstar Jennifer Lopez lands the spring-summer 2018 campaign from GUESS. The iconic brand teams up with the triple threat for advertisements shot on location in California’s Hollywood Hills. Lensed by Tatiana Gerusova, Jennifer impresses in form-fitting denim, printed dresses as well as chic separates. The Guess girl turns up the heat as she flaunts her famous figure in every shot. “When I got the call from Paul Marciano asking me to become the new GUESS Girl, I was thrilled and exc

While catwalk shows make take the glory, a fashion week presentation really does allow the designer to showcase the inspiration around the collection, allow press and buyers to see the pieces up close, as well as give them the chance to really appreciate the craftsmanship of the designs. The autumn/winter 2018 season at London Fashion Week saw 28 presentations on-schedule, and FashionUnited shares its favourite five presentations. Sophia Webster ‘I Don’t Need A Mango to Tango’ You can alwa

Aquafil and H&M have joined forces to make sustainable fashion accessible and beautiful through the H&M Conscious Exclusive collection. This partnership marks the first time that the Conscious Exclusive collection features pieces made from Econyl yarn, Aquafil’s regenerated nylon made also from waste diverted from landfills and oceans. According to Aquafil, a leading producer of nylon yarn, the collection’s release is the beginning of a long-awaited collaboration between two industry