For Fall Winter 2026, Louis Vuitton presents a menswear collection that feels less like a forecast and more like a future already in motion. Under the direction of Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams, the season reframes futuristic dressing as something grounded and essential. This is luxury defined by function, durability, and human need.

New York Fashion Week delivered its signature mix of glamour and edge on February 14, 2026, as LaQuan Smith unveiled his Fall Winter 2026 collection in Manhattan. Known for his unapologetic sensuality and razor sharp tailoring, Smith leaned fully into the codes that define his brand this season: structured silhouettes, commanding confidence, and a modern take on classic seduction.

For Fall/Winter 2026, LoveShackFancy once again transformed the historic Cooper Hewitt mansion on Fifth Avenue into a world entirely its own. Founder and Creative Director Rebecca Hessel Cohen returned to the Gilded Age landmark, trading spring’s airy florals for something moodier and more introspective. The setting felt like stepping inside an archival dream, where heritage and modern femininity met in quiet, romantic tension.

The Kate Hundley Fall Winter 2026 collection presents clothing as both shield and sanctuary. Designed as a protective edge against an unpredictable world, the season balances fortifying structure with an undercurrent of vulnerability. Strength is expressed through leather and hardware, while softness emerges in fluid silks and elongated silhouettes that move with quiet confidence.

At this year’s LVMH Watch Week, Louis Vuitton once again demonstrated that its vision of time extends far beyond function. The House unveiled an ambitious series of new watches that deepen its commitment to fine watchmaking while honoring the craftsmanship, artistry, and imagination that define the brand.

Lulus kicked off Valentine’s Day celebrations early with an intimate couples dinner at Mother Wolf in Los Angeles, hosted by Iris Kendall and TJ Palma. The romantic evening brought together fashion, love, and elevated Italian dining in one of LA’s most buzzed-about settings.

For Fall–Winter 2026, Louis Vuitton returns to its origins with the introduction of the Trunk Edition, a menswear capsule conceived by Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams. Launching February 5, 2026, the collection presents a thoughtfully curated transitional wardrobe that balances heritage craftsmanship with contemporary ease.

For Pre-Fall 2026, Louis Vuitton turns its gaze to New York City, with Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams capturing the rhythm, diversity, and understated elegance of life unfolding inside Central Park. The collection unfolds like a summer afternoon in the city, where style is shaped not by spectacle, but by movement, community, and ease.

Louis Vuitton marked a major milestone in Palm Beach with the opening of its newest Maison on Worth Avenue, celebrating the debut with an exclusive in-store cocktail event followed by an after-party at Palm House. The evening drew an impressive guest list and spotlighted the brand’s continued expansion in one of Florida’s most influential luxury markets.

Cartier has opened the doors to its new permanent boutique in Palm Beach, a milestone that celebrates both the coastal elegance of the city and the Maison’s century-long connection to the area. The luxury house first established a presence in Palm Beach in 1924 with a seasonal boutique in the historic Beaux Arts Building. Today, that legacy continues with a beautifully reimagined space at 70 Royal Poinciana Plaza, offering the full breadth of Cartier’s iconic craftsmanship.

SRG by Sofia Richie Grainge is offering an early look at Drop 2 of its Holiday Collection, debuting December 3. True to SRG’s polished-yet-effortless DNA, the collection focuses on timeless wardrobe investments designed to carry through the holiday season and beyond.

The season of comfort has officially arrived, and Toozi Sleepwear is celebrating with its biggest Black Friday offer of the year. Buy One, Get One 50% Off is live now through Black Friday, making this the perfect moment to shop the sleepwear everyone is talking about.

What you wear to a wedding can sometimes be tricky depending on the invite and the attire requested. Men can often feel uncertain about what they should wear to look both appropriate and stylish. To make things easier, here is a quick breakdown of wedding dress codes and what is trending for men this season.

Miami once again proved its place among the fashion capitals of the world as Miami Fashion Week® 2025 came to a close—after a dazzling week that blended artistry, sustainability, and digital innovation under the city’s tropical sun. From October 20–25, designers, celebrities, and fashion insiders from across the globe descended upon the Magic City for a celebration that not only showcased breathtaking style but also redefined what the future of fashion can look like.

From couture runways to modern bridal ateliers, this section spotlights the designers redefining wedding fashion. Discover exclusive previews from New York Bridal Fashion Week, in-depth looks at new collections, and the trends inspiring brides and industry insiders alike.

Louis Vuitton celebrates the spirit of movement and design with the relaunch of its Monogram Sports Collection, arriving globally on October 2, 2025, following an exclusive prelaunch in select South Korean stores beginning September 18.

We are thrilled to welcome Jessica Santander as BELLA’s newest Brand Partner, a designer whose jewelry captures the beauty of storytelling through craftsmanship and heart.

Betsey Johnson + Christina Ricci Unite for Fall 2025 — Celebrating the Magic of Being an Outsider

New York City is one of the fashion capitals of the world, and attending a Broadway show in the Big Apple is not just a cultural experience but a time to strike the right fashion note. So, what fashions are appropriate and fabulous to wear to a Broadway show? Let’s break it down for our fashionistas.

In a striking ode to its horological heritage, Louis Vuitton unveils the Louis Vuitton Monterey, a limited-edition timepiece that reimagines the Maison’s first-ever wristwatches — the LV I and LV II — originally conceived by acclaimed Italian architect and designer Gae Aulenti.