The Little Black Dress, simple, elegant, and eternally chic. From Coco Chanel’s 1920s innovation to Audrey Hepburn’s infamous Breakfast at Tiffany's moment, the LBD has cemented itself as a must-have in every woman’s wardrobe. In this post, I explore its history, evolution, and versatility, while sharing some of my current favourite finds. It’s time to discover (or rediscover) your perfect LBD.

The first full day of Paris Fashion Week brought bold visions and standout moments from Lanvin, Courrèges, and Dries Van Noten. From Lanvin’s elegant revival in signature blue to Dries’ explosion of colour and Courrèges’ space-age cool, each house delivered something distinct, thoughtful, thrilling, and entirely their own. Let’s begin (chronologically, of course) with Lanvin…

A hauntingly cinematic show set in fog and water, Khaite's Spring/Summer 2026 collection explored the tension between naivety and darkness. Catherine Holstein delivered a masterful evolution of the brand’s DNA, twisted tailoring, romantic imperfection - while drawing inspiration from America’s underbelly. Polka dots, chiffon petals, and off-kilter cuts that told a story that was both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Forget the usual Autumn suspects—this season, I’m predicting a palette of bold reds, regal purples, minty surprises and patterns with personality. It’s playful, a little rebellious, and just refined enough to turn heads for the right reasons.