Italian handbag label Furla brings some romance to its spring-summer 2016 campaign. Captured by renowned fashion photographer Mario Testino, models Ine Neefs and Aurelien Muller pose in playful and intimate poses in the dynamic shots. With a spotlight on its new handbag styles including the geometric prints of the Metropolis or graphic color combinations of the Artesia, the Furla woman exudes pure elegance in the new advertisements. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Transparent skirts, digital fitting rooms and Whatsapp becoming the newest social medium for sharing fashion advice: FashionUnited lists the top ten fashion and retail trends for 2016. #1 Slow Fashion Raf Simons departure from Dior in October sparked a ferocious debate within the industry surrounding the increasing fast pace the fashion world has taken on. “Designers - by their nature sensitive, emotional and artistic people - are being asked to take on so much. Too much,” wrote Suzy Men

Either Louis Vuitton was trying to save money on hiring models, or they are trying to appeal to video game geeks? The fashion house famous for their luxurious leather goods has cast Lightning from the Final Fantasy video game series as spring 2016 campaign star. Creative director Nicholas Ghesquiere partnered with Tetsuya Normura of Square Enix to animate the campaign images that were debuted on Ghesquiere's Instagram this week. Ghesquiere hinted at his affinity for anime and video game insp

BOSS has unveiled its spring-summer 2016 campaign with a spotlight on a natural setting. Captured on location in Montauk, New York, model Anna Ewers poses for Inez & Vinoodh in dreamy dresses against abackdrop of trees and leaves. BOSS Artistic director Jason Wu wanted to juxtapose nature with architecture for the new advertisements. Featured prominently in the campaign is the new BOSS Bespoke bag. With a graphic, Bauhaus-inspired patchwork design, the accessory stands out against the nat

After featuring Natasha Poly for two seasons, Isabel Marant taps Brazilian model Raquel Zimmermann as the face of her spring-summer 2016 campaign. With designs inspired by Northern India and streetwear looks, the images captured by Inez & Vinoodh, focus on fringe embellished fabrics as well metallic tones. Marant’s draped and relaxed look is paired with a fedora hat tilted to the side. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

The first day of 2016 may begin only mere moments after the last day of 2015, but there's something about a new year that makes us want to, uh, start fresh. As we look forward to 2016, we have a pretty stellar list (if we do say so ourselves) of trends that are going to hit it big in the New Year. We can't wait to try them all, but the below 11 are, far and wide, our favorites of the bunch. From bright and bold stripes to sexy exposed shoulders; statement earring and embellished bags, these

Earlier this year, we shared that Givenchy was tapping a group of supermodels for its spring-summer 2016 campaign. But with the first look at the advertisements, creative director Riccardo Tisci looked to spotlight up and coming stars of the modeling world. Photographed by Mert & Marcus, models Isis Bataglia, Lexi Boling, Leila Goldkuhl, Kris Gottschalk, Imaan Hammam, Issa Lish, Lineisy Montero and Greta Varlese dress in all white looks including lace and feminine cutouts. Tisci also

Trendstop has revealed New Utility as their Fashion Trend of the Year for 2016. Combining fashion with function to create a clean, contemporary take on utility aesthetics, this inspirational trend direction will influence fashion, beauty, home and lifestyle products and campaigns throughout the 2016 year. New Utility reflects how today's consumer is increasingly expecting practical yet well-designed products, as seen with the growing popularity of clean Scandinavian-look brands like COS, Acne an

The dawning of a fresh year means the chance to look forward. It also means the chance to toss the things you don't want to take along for the journey. Bad habits, sketchy dudes, sure, but also some questionable fashion trends. There was so much we loved in 2015 that jotting out a list of ready-to-be-retired looks was tricky, but we persevered. Herewith, the stuff we'd be totally fine never seeing again. Super tiny, ultra-mini bags We're all about the mini bag, but the mini mini? Not s

On Thursday Tom Ford announced that he will be presenting his men's and women's collections in NYC during New York Fashion Week on February 18. Ford has done presentations at his London headquarters in the past, but this is the first time he has opted to show both his men's and women's collections in New York. Originally, the designer planned to show his men's collection at London in a runway show format. Fall 2016 marks the first time that he has shown both his men's and women's collections