Our love for denim will never die! The absolute essentials for our wardrobe is a fashion statement jean that makes you feel like a million dollars and of course a weekend jean that looks as cute both with a pair of Hogan trainers or a pair of Chanel loafers.

Amy Adams in Tom Ford, The Duchess of Cambridge in her beloved Alexander McQueen and Felicity Jones in Maria Grazia Chiuri, the first Christian Dior female designer, were some of our favorite celebrities that appeared in the cold London red carpet.

Some look like they just came out of a Scottish clan (think “Braveheart”) and others are more “quite”, monochromatic and subtle. But, truth be told, it looks like next Fall is going to be all about tartan, checks and plaids, as seen on the runway of New York Fashion Week F/W 2017

Michael Kors presents the most recent chapter in his street style campaign titled “The Walk”. His new spring 2017 campaign transports us in sunny California with his style icons being photographed in the LA streets.

Spring is here and the best way to celebrate the new season is with a pair of sexy sunglasses.

I wish I wrote “The return of the Jedi” rather than the return of the kitten heel, but whether we like it or not ladies, it’s a fact: The kitten hell is making a comeback with a vengeance for Spring 2017!

In February 1955 when Gabrielle Chanel created a handbag that freed up women’s movements, a bag with lines as beautiful as they were functional,

Cristobal Balenciaga: The “mysterious” master of black.

Balenciaga was born in the Spanish Basque country on 1895 to a fisherman father and a seamstress mother.

Sneakers: Simple, comfortable and elegant

Ladies we are in the heart of Spring and how about we abandon our beloved heels and embrace a pair of beautiful sneakers?

Over the last few weeks CHANEL has released three short films starring Kristen Stewart, Cara Delevingne and Caroline de Maigret, all made for CHANEL’s GABRIELLE bag campaign; the fourth and final opus in the saga features singer Pharrell Williams directed by Antoine Carlier, the French creator of pop videos and music documentaries.