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Beloved by some of the world’s most stylish women, the Birkin has long been a sought-after fashion accessory, but the handmade leather tote now has a less attractive claim to fame
The personal collection of British style icon Vivienne Westwood is up for grabs, with designs dating back to her 1983-1984 collection going to auction.
Australian designer brand Dion Lee, favoured by stars including Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa and modelled by Madonna’s daughter Lourdes, has gone into voluntary administration
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Australia’s product safety watchdog recalled the popular beauty product over safety concerns that could pose a risk to consumers and children.
It wasn’t just the models on the runway that were turning heads at Australian Fashion Week.
Skinny, it seems, is back — and the weight-loss jab may well be to blame.
KATE EMERY: It is possible to believe these two things. One: people who think all fashion is frivolous fluff are probably a bit sexist. Two: letting fashion trends dictate what you wear is a mug’s game.
Dame Zandra Rhodes, known as ‘the Princess of Punk’ because of her bold style, has donated one of her most notable collections to a Sydney museum.
Officially, it’s the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute benefit, a black-tie extravaganza to raise money for the museum’s fashion wing. Unofficially, it’s the party of the year.
The least-talented Spice Girl is an object of ridicule, businesswoman, fashion icon and stylish mum ... Victoria Beckham is no wannabe.
A wave of influencers are turning seasonal colour analysis, a classification system popular in the 1980s, into a viral TikTok phenomenon as well as a lucrative business
They are the ultimate symbol of style and wealth, but only for the ‘worthy’, allegedly.
Some 100 looks and accessories from the biggest names in fashion will feature in an exhibition about Naomi Campbell's four decades in the business.
We’re not just getting dragged for our skinny jeans. Gen Z is letting us know our choices in socks, shirt cuts, neutral colours, and even buying new instead of used, are tired, outdated — and even offensive.
Producers of counterfeits have upped their game and those wanting to buy a genuine handbag risk being swindled.