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The Peplum Is Back in 2026 — 5 Rules to Wear It Without Looking Like 2011
The Peplum Is Back in 2026 — 5 Rules to Wear It Without Looking Like 2011
Demi Moore in Jacquemus on the Cannes opening night confirmed what Dior, Alaïa, Stella McCartney and Alexander McQueen had already signalled on the Fall 2026 runways. The peplum is back.... Read more...
Shipping containers at a port representing global trade and tariff impacts on the fashion industry
Tariffs Just Beat War on the Boardroom Worry List — And Fashion Is About to Feel the Bill
A new political risk survey released this week shows tariffs have officially overtaken war as the top concern of global business leaders. For fashion, this is the moment a thirty-five... Read more...
Curated vintage clothing rack in a sunlit secondhand shop
The Hidden Economics of Vintage Shopping in 2026 — And Why Gen Z Already Did the Math
The secondhand fashion market will hit fifty-three billion dollars this year, growing two to three times faster than new retail. The reason has very little to do with morality and... Read more...
Poet-Core Is Quietly Replacing Every Loud Trend of 2026 — Here's How to Wear It Without Looking Like a Costume
Poet-Core Is Quietly Replacing Every Loud Trend of 2026 — Here's How to Wear It Without Looking Like a Costume
Pinterest searches for “the poet aesthetic” are up 175 percent. Oversized turtlenecks, vintage blazers, leather satchels, capes, and inherited jewellery have quietly displaced every louder aesthetic of the past two... Read more...
Fashion industry executives discuss sustainability and business resilience
Sustainability Just Became a Survival Strategy: What the 2026 Global Fashion Summit Quietly Changed
Last week in Copenhagen, the fashion industry quietly buried the language of aspirational sustainability and replaced it with something colder, sharper, and far more consequential: survival economics. Here's what actually... Read more...