Fashion, for French women, isn’t about impressing others. It’s about harmony—between the inner and outer self.

I remember when Zadig & Voltaire opened on London’s Westbourne Grove in 2008. Model Jacquetta Wheeler attended the launch party for which Karl Barat of the Libertines played a DJ set. My friend ...

A blazer is the light jacket of choice for most Parisiennes, wearing them over T-shirts, blouses, and dresses with equal panache. This Zara straight-fit version was my staple for so many nights out, ...

“Liberty Equality Fashion” explores radical shifts in fashion that embodied the ideas of the French Revolution and the women who led the charge. By Dina Gachman Most days, Anne Higonnet is able to ...

I didn’t plan on retiring my linen shorts just yet, but fashion had other ideas. Over the past few summers, one trend has quietly taken hold, and now it’s officially everywhere: long denim shorts, ...

A peek at the rarified experience of getting fitted at Husbands, the cultish men’s tailoring label, which has become the ...

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Back in February, Paris Fashion Week was overrun with reinterpretations of French-girl style, that endless, and exalted source of fashion inspiration. Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri imagined what a ...

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In Revolution-era Paris, three radically chic media stars swept away centuries of strictures about what women should wear and how they should live. A new book unveils the other French Revolution.

Models present creations by designer Matthieu Blazy as part of his Spring/Summer 2026 Women's ready-to-wear collection show ...