Christophe Guillarme returned to his signature address — the same nightclub at 9 rue de Lappe in Bastille — for another Spring 2027 outing, this time drawing from the hypnotic world of Dario Argento’s “Suspiria.” Outside, the rain fell; inside, disco balls spun and the collection brought its own electric charge.

The mood was Barbie-does-the-witching-hour: playful hair, saturated pastels, and a soundtrack of disco pulsing beneath the room’s baroque, cinematic lighting. Shirt dresses stood out throughout, some finished with sparkling embellishment and sheer tulle overlays, others built from softer sheeting with delicate detailing. Leaf-shaped embellishments recurred as a motif, while tailored suits caught the light in scattered crystals.

The more classic silhouettes were there too — butter yellow prom dresses, several embellished, many finished with ruffles — alongside a standout mint green Grecian gown in layered, fluid fabric.

The palette moved through white, pink, yellow, lilac, champagne, red, peach, teal, and periwinkle, with looks falling mostly floor-length. Accessories leaned into the fantasy: jeweled sandals, bejeweled earrings, clutches, and what may be a new mini bag line rounding out the presentation.

Glitter, satin, sequins, and mirrored surfaces enhanced the disco spirit throughout — proof that Guillarme’s world of mysterious, magnetic glamour is only getting more confident with each season.

What do you think?
Watch our interview with the designer below:

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When people talk about fashion, it’s not just about clothes. The clothes someone wears can show who they are, how creative they are, what mood they’re in, and how they live their life. Also, a well-planned wardrobe can make getting dressed each day a lot easier.

Of course, you can also enjoy fashion too much; after a while, styles change faster and faster, and stores present new collections more and more frequently. Social media like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, and the like constantly inspires us with inspiration for new outfits and looks. If you are not careful, buying clothes can become an end in itself instead of a way to express yourself through your wardrobe.

Shopping smarter does not have to mean a boring wardrobe. With a good balance between buying new items and thinking about your lifestyle as a whole, the smart shopper can have it all.

Understanding the Difference Between Wanting and Needing

Differentiating between wanting something and needing it is also difficult for fashion lovers. Although something may look great online or be portrayed by celebrities and fashion bloggers on social media, that doesn’t automatically mean the purchase will be beneficial in the long term.

If you take time to think about how many times you will wear an item and how it will fit with your current wardrobe, you can find pieces that will be great additions. Many elements make up a person’s style, including the colors they like to wear and the cut and fit of clothes.

You don’t have to cut out all impulse buys or limit yourself to only functional pieces. You can still indulge your love of shopping and have fun with fashion; just be smarter about it.

Creating Space for Fashion Choices Without Financial Stress

When it comes to how fashion fits into the rest of a person’s lifestyle budget, it is wise to plan for clothing, accessories, cosmetics and hair care, and special events. Planning for these things can help make individual fashion purchases feel more within one’s financial means.

Financial planning can create more flexibility for personal style by helping people understand where their money goes and how fashion choices fit alongside other priorities. For those who want to explore the connection between everyday spending habits and larger financial goals, an AI financial planner can provide a helpful starting point. These tools can help organize financial questions, compare different spending scenarios, and provide a clearer picture of how individual choices may influence future plans.

You don’t have to rule out fashion shopping to reach your financial goals. People can still enjoy their fashion interests while leaving room in their budget to save for future experiences or other financial goals.

Investing in Pieces That Work With Your Lifestyle

Buying with the intention to wear pieces often means choosing items with substance, whether they’re designer or well-made. At first, this means looking at products differently and considering them more carefully before you buy; over time, though, you can build a wardrobe full of pieces that inspire great outfits and bring real enjoyment for the fashion enthusiast.

You can also love fashion within the boundaries of your own lifestyle. Even people with smaller wardrobes have plenty of opportunities for expression with the clothes they already own. Typically, people with smaller wardrobes have more opportunities for expression because they own only the clothes they love. For example, someone who goes to events often might have many different pieces for special occasions, while someone with a very casual lifestyle might have only a few pairs of jeans and some T-shirts.

The best wardrobe isn’t the most expensive; it’s the one that fits the person’s lifestyle.

Making Fashion More Intentional

In the age of social media, fashion trends and styles arrive faster than ever. When you discover new styles on social media, online stores, and blogs, the line can blur between options you really like and trends you want to buy into for a short time. Developing an awareness of your personal style ensures your love of fashion doesn’t end up with you buying pieces you don’t wear often enough.

Developing a sense of style also helps to create a healthier shopping attitude. This doesn’t mean buying every trend in the shop, but focusing on colors, cuts, and styles that make you feel good.

There is nothing worse than someone who wears a lot of fashion but doesn’t have a clue why they bought it in the first place. We believe everyone should enjoy fashion, but when shopping, they should look for style choices that complement their wardrobe and lifestyle.

Finding Confidence in Smarter Choices

While stylish clothing is often thought of in terms of how someone looks while wearing it, style is also about how someone feels about the choices they make to achieve it. Surrounding yourself with positive thoughts will inevitably lead to more enjoyable and fulfilling experiences with fashion.

Shopping smart makes sense, because when you combine style with your priorities, shopping becomes fun again. Smart fashion helps you build a wardrobe that reflects your individual style, enhances your life, and stays sustainable for years to come.

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At Torishéju, the room felt like an opera awaiting its first note. Chandeliers flickered above red velvet and gold-trimmed chairs, while a circle of sand cut through the grandeur. Classical music played beneath whispered conversations in French and English.

Torishéju Dumi met that ghostly setting with clothes that were anything but shy. Miniskirts showed their pockets; dresses bared the back. Leopard print paired with pinstripes, jackets bristled with nail-like embellishments, and a strapless dress revealed the unmistakable shape of unbuttoned trousers from behind. A red-and-white striped dress finished with an oversized bow brought a flash of playfulness.

Lace, tulle, checks and sharp tailoring moved between hourglass minis and sweeping lengths. Double-brimmed hats, scarf-draped headwear and sheer knee socks added to the collection’s delicious unease. The towering heels proved precarious when one model fell, but the clothes left a clear impression: seductive, strange and entirely Torishéju.

Following the show, Fashion Bomb Daily caught up with Edward Buchanan, who in 1995 became Bottega Veneta’s first design director at just 26 years old, straight out of Parsons School of Design. Buchanan built the foundation for the house’s ready-to-wear line and led its first-ever runway show, work that went largely uncredited for decades until Bottega Veneta honored him in its 50th anniversary campaign. Today he runs the knitwear label Sansovino 6, serves as Fashion Director at Perfect Magazine Milan, and is preparing to launch The Situation, a creative space in Milan supporting emerging design talent.

Buchanan shared his thoughts on Torishéju Dumi’s collection and gave us a first look at what’s coming next with The Situation.

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The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet delivered a night of sculptural couture, sheer lace, and high-shine metallics.

Here are the stars who dressed best.

Olandria takes the top spot in an Man Made Skins Spring/Summer 2026 gown, styled by the Resimans. Fresh from Milan Fashion Week, she arrived in a lace-up corseted mermaid silhouette in rich brown, finished with red beaded trim and ruffle detailing. It was a precise, fashion-forward look and the standout of the carpet.

Chloe Bailey shimmered in a nude Idan Cohen gown covered in mirror and crystal embellishment, styled by Jason Rembert. The long-sleeved, sheer silhouette featured a dramatic keyhole cutout at the bust and a sculpted beaded bra. Geometric mirrored panels traced the waist and skirt. She wore her locs in a sculpted updo with blonde face-framing pieces and completed the look with a diamond cross pendant.

Aniya Harvey sparkled in a silver embellished halter mini dress from Maria Harper Designs. Crystal fringe swung from the hem, and another strand draped from a sculpted shoulder appliqué. Silver ankle-strap sandals and a high updo kept the focus on the beadwork.

Teyana Taylor went full drama in Zuhair Murad Fall/Winter 2026 Couture. The black sheer lace gown was beaded throughout and cut with a plunging neckline and a velvet belt. Ostrich feather trim lined the cuffs and the hem.

Normani wore Robert Wun Fall/Winter 2025 Couture. The gown paired a metallic gold-bronze bodice and matching gloves with a sculptural leaf appliqué at the shoulder. A black pleated mermaid skirt fanned out into a dramatic train.

Tyla wore Mowalola Summer 2027, a snake-print bra top and matching pencil skirt in shades of blue. She added a coordinating snake-print choker and pointed pumps.

What waist? Jojo showed off her svelte figure wearing a Nue Studio bejeweled bra and an embellished skirt.

Bebe Rexha channeled gothic romance in Dreaming Elie Fall/Winter 2026 ready-to-wear. The black lace corset gown had a tulle overlay and lace-up thigh-high boots. She accessorized with Loree Rodkin jewelry, including a diamond cross pendant, and Jimmy Choo heels. Timothy Luke styled the look.

Raye sparkled in Georges Hobeika Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026. The sheer gown was covered in champagne and silver beading, with a cowl bodice trimmed in pearl fringe and a halter neckline. Sculpted burgundy waves and a red lip gave it old Hollywood glamour.

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A Hermès Birkin 35 painted with “SPAC Nxtion till I die.” A Louis Vuitton jacket carrying the same declaration. Amiri jeans transformed into a walking canvas. 

If that doesn’t sound like your typical Sunday, post-church service, that’s because it wasn’t. 

Fresh from Sunday service, SPAC Nxtion took to the streets for its annual Peace Walk, making their way from Paddington to Marble Arch in London and suddenly, some of fashion’s most recognisable luxury codes were carrying a very different kind of message. 

The phrase “SPAC Nxtion till I die” isn’t exactly subtle, and that was the point. Drivers waited, pedestrians watched, cameras captured the moment and social media began to lose their mind. 

Some of luxury’s most sought-after pieces became more about pledging your allegiance. A Birkin 35 (carried by Mariam Mola, a powerful female leader and Pastor within SPAC Nxtion), traditionally synonymous with exclusivity and pristine craftsmanship, became a canvas. Meanwhile, a Louis Vuitton Sleeveless Monogram Jacquard Hooded Jacket in navy, served as a statement and a pair of blue washed Amiri jeans, were worn by Samuel Akokhia, the Senior Pastor of SPAC Nxtion, all branded with the words: “SPAC Nxtion till I die”. 

Fashion has always been about signalling who you are, what you represent and which world you belong to. From luxury logos to underground streetwear labels, clothing has long operated as its own language. 

“SPAC Nxtion till I die,” was a declaration of loyalty, identity and belonging. 

While the fashion moments themself provided plenty for the cameras and equally, social media, the “Peace Walk” ultimately remains rooted in community. It was raw, it was unconventional and it certainly wasn’t quiet. 

At the heart of the SPAC Nxtion story is Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, the movement’s founder, visionary and Global Head of Strategy. Since its beginnings in Peckham, London in 2005, his work has centred heavily on young people, leadership, and creating a different future for people that are often overlooked. 

Notably, Pastor Tobi was not present at this year’s walk, due to an appearance at the Chelsea Football Club. His absence, however, did little to diminish the presence of the culture and community he had undoubtedly built for the past 21 years.

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Sportmax’s Spring 2027 show unfolded in a light-drenched courtyard, with a white runway set against a palatial backdrop. The clean lines of the setting echoed the chic sensibility of the guests. Then a robotic soundtrack introduced a collection that brought a fresh perspective to familiar pieces.

The opening look established the idea: a cream jacket built up in layers, its popped collars giving a wardrobe staple unexpected dimension. Throughout the show, Sportmax returned to the clothes women reach for again and again, reworking them through proportion, texture, and sheer details. This was an evolution of the basics, though nothing about it felt basic.

There was a working woman in these clothes, but one with flair and a point of view. Tailoring sat alongside softer pieces, including a peach-and-white knit minidress. Leather mixed with knits, while cutouts and metal rings brought an edge to dresses that could move from the workday into the weekend. Black, cream, navy, white, and brown formed the foundation; red and orange added warmth and energy.

The accessories sharpened that balance. Orange bags supplied a pop of color, while structured black bags, sheer totes, silver chokers, and low-heeled flip-flops offered different ways to wear the looks.

Some women in the audience wore similarly clean lines and considered details. It was easy to imagine pieces from the runway joining their wardrobes. Sportmax’s strongest proposition this season was also its simplest: a classic could feel entirely current in the hands of the woman wearing it.

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The room was lined with mirrors, the runway reflected every step, and the music came with a bass line you could feel. For Roberto Cavalli’s Spring 2027 show in Milan, Fausto Puglisi made the case for the fashion show as a full sensory experience. Before the clothes came into focus, the mood was already set: this was a night out.

Titled House of Prints, the 45-look collection drew inspiration from Los Angeles and explored the pleasure of dressing to be seen. Its language was unmistakably Cavalli, but Puglisi kept changing the volume. Leopard appeared beside red and pink florals, then resurfaced in a slip dress whose mixed motifs spilled into fluttering, asymmetric ruffles. A red floral mini came finished with a tousled, fringed hem, while a long, golden gown offered a more languid kind of glamour.

Some of the sharpest contrasts came in the shorter looks. A lace-up animal-print bodysuit met a shimmering micro skirt; elsewhere, a red textured top was paired with a skirt printed in the fiery colors of a big cat. One flowing orange gown placed a leopard’s face across the body, turning the house’s familiar animal motif into the collection’s most arresting image. Platform heels added another jolt of color and height.

The clothes embraced a little chaos, yet the point was clear. Puglisi treated the body as something to celebrate, with pieces made for parties, escapism, and joy. The prints competed, the hemlines moved, and the silhouettes invited attention without asking for permission.

Cardi B, Naomi Osaka, and Olandria watched from the front row.

Around them, the mirrors multiplied the models and the spectacle, making every look seem to linger after it passed. At Cavalli, more was more—and for Spring 2027, that felt like the whole reason to get dressed.

From the Front Row

Cardi B:

Olandria:

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When it comes to healthy hair, Bask & Lather is going straight to the source: the scalp.

The beloved hair-care brand has expanded its scalp-first philosophy with the award-winning Bask & Lather Scalp Therapy System, a four-step regimen designed to prep, cleanse, condition and moisturize the scalp and hair as one complete routine.

And what makes the system particularly interesting is its approach. Instead of treating scalp care as an occasional add-on—a little oil when your scalp feels dry or a clarifying treatment when buildup becomes noticeable—Bask & Lather has built scalp care into every stage of wash day.

The philosophy is simple: scalp first, hair follows.

So, What Makes the Award-Winning Scalp Therapy System Special?

The scalp is skin, yet it’s often treated very differently from the skin on our faces. We cleanse, exfoliate, moisturize and carefully select ingredients for our complexions, while the scalp can easily become an afterthought.

Bask & Lather’s award-winning Scalp Therapy System takes a more comprehensive approach.

The complete regimen consists of a Scalp Soothing Pre-Shampoo, Scalp Balancing Shampoo, Scalp Restoring Conditioner and Scalp Moisturizing Leave-In Treatment. Each product has a specific role, but they’re formulated to work sequentially—loosening buildup before cleansing, cleansing without unnecessarily stripping moisture, restoring hydration and then helping maintain that moisture after wash day.

That distinction matters particularly for women who regularly wear braids, wigs, slick-backs and other protective or product-heavy styles. Gels, edge controls, oils and styling creams can accumulate on the scalp, while repeated manipulation and detangling can contribute to breakage.

Instead of waiting for dryness, itching or buildup to become noticeable, the Scalp Therapy System makes scalp maintenance part of the routine.

Step One: Prep Before You Shampoo

One of the most distinctive products in the collection is the Scalp Soothing Pre-Shampoo, a moisturizing jelly applied before cleansing.

Formulated with aloe vera, mint and slippery elm, the treatment is designed to soften and loosen buildup while providing enough slip to make detangling easier before shampoo ever touches the hair. Bask & Lather recommends leaving it on for 10 to 30 minutes for additional hydration and easier detangling.

It’s a thoughtful first step because wash-day breakage doesn’t only happen after shampooing. Manipulating dry, tangled hair before cleansing can also create unnecessary stress.

Slippery elm helps provide the “slip” that makes strands easier to separate, while aloe adds hydration and mint creates the refreshing sensation often associated with scalp-care products.

Step Two: Cleanse Without Stripping

Next comes the Scalp Balancing Shampoo, which goes beyond simply removing dirt and product.

Its ingredient list includes willow bark extract, aloe vera, niacinamide, mint, eucalyptus, rosemary, biotin, hydrolyzed rice protein, castor oil and coffee seed extract, among other ingredients.

The cleansing base is designed to remove buildup and impurities while maintaining moisture rather than leaving the scalp and hair feeling stripped.

Niacinamide is particularly noteworthy. An ingredient many consumers already recognize from their skincare routines, it reinforces the collection’s idea that scalp care deserves the same level of attention we give facial skincare.

Step Three: Put Moisture Back In

After cleansing, the Scalp Restoring Conditioner focuses on hydration, softness and manageability.

Here, the ingredient story gets richer. The formula combines niacinamide, aloe vera and mint with babassu oil, castor oil, avocado oil, murumuru butter, rosemary oil, biotin, hydrolyzed wheat protein and silk amino acids.

Babassu oil helps give the formula its nourishing quality, while the combination of conditioning agents, oils and proteins is designed to soften hair and make detangling easier.

For textured hair in particular, manageability isn’t simply cosmetic. The easier hair is to detangle, the less pulling and manipulation it may require. Bask & Lather specifically positions the conditioner as helping reduce breakage during detangling while restoring moisture to both the scalp and hair.

Step Four: Don’t Let the Moisture Stop at Wash Day

The routine finishes with the Scalp Moisturizing Leave-In Treatment.

Its formula includes agave extract, babassu oil, aloe vera, avocado oil, sunflower seed oil, murumuru butter, rosemary, eucalyptus, mint, slippery elm, panthenol and hydrolyzed rice protein.

The leave-in is designed to maintain hydration after the rinse-out portion of wash day is complete. It can be incorporated into natural and curly styling routines as well as used before blow-drying for silk presses.

It’s that continuity that helps distinguish the award-winning collection: scalp care isn’t confined to one bottle.

The “Skinification” of Hair Care

Perhaps the most compelling part of Bask & Lather’s approach is that the brand is tapping into the growing intersection between skincare and hair care.

Think about a sophisticated skincare regimen: you prep, cleanse, treat and moisturize. The Scalp Therapy System applies a similar logic above the neck.

Rather than positioning one miracle product as the answer to every hair concern, Bask & Lather has created a routine in which each step prepares for the next.

The result is an award-winning collection that approaches scalp health as a complete regimen rather than an afterthought.

A Scalp-First Philosophy That Goes Back to the Brand’s Roots

The focus on scalp health isn’t new territory for Bask & Lather.

The company itself grew out of a deeply personal experience. According to the brand, founder and CEO Shaina Rainford’s younger sister lost her hair after a scalp condition was initially misdiagnosed as dandruff. Their mother subsequently developed natural formulas for her scalp and hair, which became the foundation for Bask & Lather’s Scalp Stimulator and Hair Elixir.

That history makes the award-winning Scalp Therapy System feel less like an excursion into a trending category and more like an expansion of the philosophy that has been embedded in Bask & Lather from the beginning.

The original question was how to create an environment where compromised hair could thrive. Today, that idea has evolved into an entire regimen.

The Bottom Line

The beauty of Bask & Lather’s award-winning Scalp Therapy System is that it makes the scalp the main character.

From aloe vera and slippery elm in the pre-shampoo to niacinamide in the cleansing and conditioning steps and babassu, agave and nourishing oils throughout the regimen, every stage is designed around creating a cleaner, hydrated and more balanced foundation for healthier-looking hair.

For anyone accustomed to spending considerable time—and money—on what happens from the roots down, Bask & Lather offers a reminder that perhaps the most important part of the hair-care routine is the part we can’t style.

Because great hair doesn’t simply start with the strands.

It starts at the scalp.

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Jennifer Lopez has landed in Milan, and she wasted no time embracing Italian fashion and glamour with longtime favorite Dolce & Gabbana.

The superstar touched down in Italy for Milan Fashion Week and kicked off her fashionable stay with a major moment at Vogue World: Milano, held inside the iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Lopez arrived alongside designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana before later taking to the Vogue World runway herself.

For the occasion, J.Lo embodied classic Italian glamour in a dramatic black Dolce & Gabbana tea-length gown featuring a voluminous tulle skirt and intricate lace and beaded embellishments. She accessorized the look with sheer black opera gloves, patent slingback pumps, and spectacular Dolce & Gabbana Alta Gioielleria jewels, including a statement necklace centered around an extraordinary Paraíba tourmaline.

With her voluminous waves and signature glow, Lopez channeled the unapologetic femininity and sensuality that have long defined both her personal style and the Dolce & Gabbana woman.

But one Dolce moment was hardly enough.

The following day, Jenny from the Block traded black-tie glamour for a walk on the wild side, hitting the streets of Milan in head-to-toe Dolce & Gabbana leopard.

Styled by her longtime collaborators Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn, Lopez stepped out in a cropped leopard-print trench paired with coordinating bottoms and matching leopard footwear. Oversized sunglasses and gold accessories amplified the look, proving once again that when it comes to J.Lo, more is often more.

Animal print has long been part of the Dolce & Gabbana vocabulary, making the ensemble a natural marriage between the Italian house’s maximalist aesthetic and Lopez’s own fearless approach to fashion. Leopard may be a statement for some, but on J.Lo, it might as well be a neutral.

Her Milan wardrobe also continues a longstanding relationship between the superstar and Dolce & Gabbana. From glamorous red carpets and front-row appearances to the house’s Alta Moda celebrations, Lopez has repeatedly turned to Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana when the occasion calls for unabashed glamour, sex appeal, and a little Italian drama.

And Milan Fashion Week is only getting started.

From twirling through Vogue World in black tulle to prowling the Milan streets in full leopard, J.Lo has already made one thing clear: she didn’t come to Italy to play it safe.

What do you think of her latest Dolce & Gabbana looks?

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Fashion Bomb Daily was on the scene for the 24th Annual UNCF Maya Angelou Women Who Lead Luncheon, presented by Wells Fargo, held Saturday, September 19th at the Charlotte Convention Center’s Richardson Ballroom.

Now one of Charlotte’s largest annual women’s luncheon fundraisers, the event is named in honor of Dr. Maya Angelou, a longtime UNCF supporter whose belief in education inspired the luncheon’s creation. This year’s gathering aimed to raise over $550,000 to support students across North Carolina, continuing UNCF’s mission to help students get to, and through, college.

The day kicked off at 10am with shopping from local vendors, mimosas, and red carpet photos, building anticipation for the noon program.

This year’s theme centered on Beauty, Health & Wellness, brought to life through a panel discussion moderated by Ohavia Phillips-Reed, giving honorees a platform to share their journeys shaping the future of the industry.

No UNCF North Carolina luncheon is complete without Hatitude, the signature competition where guests compete for the most stylish, creative, and dramatic hats across several categories.

Now a beloved tradition spanning over two decades, Hatitude has become synonymous with the luncheon itself, turning the room into a runway of Southern glamour and personal expression.

Among the standout looks was contestant Krystal Batts, who wore an Atoir dress, Coperni bag, and Tom Ford heels, topped off with a hat she found on Etsy that she described as both classic and bold.

Check out more of our interviews below:

Thank you to Tiffany, Kennedy, and the whole UNCF Team for having us! Until Next Year!

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