Fashion and Style
The Best Met Gala Looks Of All Time
Widely regarded as one of the most exciting red carpet events of the year, the Met Gala never fails to deliver on the fashion front.
As a carefully curated list of Hollywood A-listers ascend the stairs of the Metropolitan Museum, they present their interpretation of that year's theme.
This is a chance to earn their place in fashion history, with big sartorial risks often seeing the most pay-off.
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Stealth Wealth: The Growing Appeal of Quiet Luxury Brands
It is characterised by a meticulous focus on high-quality materials, expert craftsmanship, and timeless design. Unlike trends that come and go, quiet luxury brands prioritise quality over quantity, creating pieces that are meant to last. Their designs are often minimalist, featuring logo-free clothing that avoids loud logos and flashy branding. This approach to fashion is driven by a desire for subtlety and refinement, appealing to those who appreciate the finer details and the art of subtle luxury. This trend aligns with the concept of stealth wealth, where discreet luxury is reflected through high-quality, well-crafted clothing rather than bold branding. In essence, quiet luxury is about making a statement through simplicity and refined elegance rather than overt displays of wealth or status.
The Sybarite Mother's Day Gift Guide 2025
From small gestures to grand gifts there's something for every superwoman this mother's day. For a true touch of indulgence Honey & Co's Sweet Treats Hamper is jam-packed with tea time delights, from a moreish chocolate babka, to crumbly lemon and tahini cookies. Of course it wouldn't be a celebration without a glass of something special: raise a toast to your favourite woman with a fizzing glass of Laurent-Perrier Blanc de Blancs Brut Nature. For the beauty obsessed mother, The Ultimate Pro-Collagen Collection by Elemis guarantees the bounciest of complexions, while a classic fragrance such as Jo Malone London's English Pear & Freesia cologne will find pride of place on her dressing table. When it comes to thoughtful fashion gifts, mothers deserve the best: opt for a quietly luxurious cashmere JOSEPH sweater or Derek Rose silk pyjamas.
The Valentines Day Gift Guide 2025
Valentine's Day is around the corner and there are plenty of thoughtful gifts to show your appreciation, from small tokens of love, to grand gestures. Skincare obsessives will delight in the glow-inducing power of Dr Sebagh's iconic rose de vie serum, while Bufarma's Valentines Box will have skin nourished from top-to-toe. Style-concious Valentines will adore a Sézane cardigan in a delicate pink hue perfect for Spring days we are so yearning for, or a pair of painterly Desmond & Dempsey pyjamas to elevate every self-care Sunday. Meanwhile SAGE's wild bouquet of roses and a perfectly chilled bottle of Perrier-Jouët will strike an undeniable romantic note. Scroll for our full curation below. Happy shopping!
London Fashion Week 2025: What to Expect
London Fashion Week (LFW) 2025 is fast approaching, set to dazzle the fashion world from February 20 to February 24. Known for pushing boundaries and setting trends, this year’s event promises an exciting fusion of creativity, sustainability, and innovation. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s shaping up to be an unforgettable week.
Featuring Diamonds Might Be The Most Robust Alternative Investment
However, for those in the know, nothing can replace the world’s oldest; diamonds. A study from New York Life Investment Management LLC said that women are ahead of the game, with 27% of women allocating their bucks to “non-traditional investments,” whilst only 20% of men do the same. Experts suggest this gap is likely to grow in the favour of the ladies who appreciate the beauty of jewellery, watches and handbags, whilst they appreciate in value. The value of diamonds is wrapped up in its size, quality, and rarity. The UK head of the Natural Diamond Council, Lisa Levinson said one coloured diamond is found for every 10,000 mined, and are only accessible to those with big bucks to spend. The colour in these diamonds are a structural defect, she explained, and so finding the environments needed to create certain colours isn’t common. For example, green diamonds are created from nuclear radiation over thousands or millions of years, and cost around $1M per carat, and the yield of pink diamonds from the now-closed Argyle mine in Australia, could fit into a champagne glass.
