Part 2 of my A/W26 runway trend predictions dives into pattern, colour and texture. The core details that bring collections to life. From patchwork denim and quirky polka dots to trompe l’œil illusions, texture overload, statement shoes and a strong hunch that green is the colour of the season, these are the trends I predict will bring the drama to the runway as Fashion Month kicks off!! AHHH.

If the menswear and couture shows are anything to go by, womenswear is about to be very exciting. In this post I’m breaking down the styling, silhouettes and overall vibe I expect to dominate the runway next season. From 2000s club classics and lace overload to tailored leather, inside-out construction and perfectly imperfect styling, this first instalment of trend forecasting focuses on the more delicate elements of the runway – and why blending in is officially boring again

Skinny jeans are in, then out, then in ... and now apparently out again. As we enter 2026 (or spiritually, 2016), I’m breaking down whether skinny jeans deserve a comeback, the only acceptable way to wear them, and why bootcut jeans remain undefeated.

This week in the Anthropologie buying office was exceptional - and I happened to choose this exact week to document my days as an intern. From trend forecasting marathons and sample development to organising jewellery trays and getting swept up in the biggest sample sale of my life… it was chaotic, fun, and honestly one of the best weeks I’ve had so far. Here’s a real, honest look into two days as a buying intern at URBN.

Black Friday 2025 is coming, and chaos is optional. From Zara crashes to Selfridges designer steals, here’s your slightly unhinged, totally strategic guide to shopping smart, scoring the best deals, and surviving the mayhem without losing your mind (or your bank balance).

What do you get when you combine Dior’s legacy with Jonathan Anderson’s surrealist edge? A 74-look spectacle of bows, feathers, deconstruction, and the world’s most emotionally charged blue dress. In his first major womenswear outing for Dior, Anderson doesn’t just nod to history, he turns it on its head. From a pre-show misdirect to a prism-shaped runway, I unpack every core look and moment including the try-corn hats! Buckle up. This isn’t your usual Dior.

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…

Ferrari, Ferragamo, and Stella Jean kicked off September 27th in Milan with three shows that couldn’t have been more different - from sleek tailoring to fringe fantasies to beaded fish halters. These weren’t even the day’s main events, but they absolutely stole the spotlight before the heavyweights even hit the runway.

A roundup of the NYFW shows from September 11th–13th that didn’t quite earn their own spotlight — but still had something to say. From unexpected hits to questionable misses, these honorary mentions deserve a moment of fashion commentary.

Altuzarra wasn’t even on my radar - until now. From delicate bird appliqués to cascading florals and refined tailoring, this Spring/Summer 2026 collection was a masterclass in sensual elegance and craftsmanship. Here’s why Look 33 and the rest of the runway absolutely stole the show.