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Since Barneys New York closed in 2019, its Los Angeles store in The Grove has sat vacant until luxury lifestyle bikini brand owner, Gigi Caruso scooped it up. Caruso has officially opened the Gigi C showroom and offices in the space today.

There’s nothing worse than having a large retail space shut down in a major retail area. Gigi C is bringing life back to a space that has been dead for four years. “It is important to us to uphold the legacy of the old Barneys location, to the space that was once home,” says Caruso. “It was an iconic destination for years, and we are so proud to be taking over and breathing new life into the location.”

Caruso, whose father, billionaire Rick Caruso, owns the Grove, continues,

Today was the True-Luxury 3.0 Summit in London, that brought together those in the luxury sector to discuss climate positive practices. In its third edition, fashion, food, hospitality, lifestyle, travel, and technology were the six sectors at the heart of the discussions and networking.

The summit was founded by Laboni Saha, a London-based designer who wanted to create a gathering of those in the luxury sector to discuss ways in which luxury can incentivize customers to make positive changes in their consumerism, that will in turn be better for the planet. “The fashion industry is in a very strong position to influence consumer habits, because similar to food, we all consume fashion, in some form or another. The industry has over the past decades gotten us in the habit of buying based on trends, on

Stock up on your jewelry collection with these local jewelry brands

It’s already understood that jewelry can easily elevate any everyday ensemble. Although the trend in the world of accessories had a little bit of a jumble in the early years of 2010s, it took a different turn as time slowly went into the year 2020. From dangling feather necklaces and playful metal owl pendants, many fashion enthusiasts turned to dainty golds, charming gems, and a mix and match of metals. 

It’s a trend many had their fun experimenting with and seeing that it’s still a must-have, we looked around the realm of Instagram to see where you can get the next set of minimalist jewelry you can have in your collection. 

Paragon Pieces

The small business started out with their line of phone cases, and just two years ago, they ventured into jewelry. Their small line of accessories that

After several seasons of cancelled and virtual shows Copenhagen Fashion Week returned to the Danish capital last week and the industry’s most sustainable fashion week made up for lost time with a full schedule of shows, presentations and parties.

As well as the return of Scandi street style, SS23 saw the latest edition of Zalando’s Sustainability Award. Created in 2019 to help accelerate sustainability in the fashion industry, award finalists MWorks and British designer Raeburn showed on schedule, with London and Reykjavík based designer, Ranra, being announced as the winner in a ceremony on the final show day of the week.

After accepting their award Ranra founders, Arnar Mar Jonsson and Luke Stevens, told ELLE UK: ‘We work quite differently in terms of ways that are widely recognised as sustainable and a lot of time these things take place in the background and quite

Cowboy boots, prairie dresses, fringe jackets suited for a Shania Twain video: Every few seasons, designers bring Western fashion back into the mainstream.

Fashion’s twist on rodeo-wear is returning for fall 2022. There’s Isabel Marant with suede boots and floral dresses; Saint Laurent with jackets fit for Rocky Mountains ranch; ba&sh and Re/Done and Nili Lotan with twists on Western denim shirting. Hollywood has also given the latest Western fashion cycle an extra boost—and we don’t mean the costumes in Yellowstone.

“Last spring and summer, we saw street style looks from celebrities pairing Western boots with easy dresses,” Noelle Sciacca, senior fashion lead at The RealReal, tells BAZAAR.com. “The trend has continued into summer 2022, as evidenced by Dua Lipa spotted wearing them with a mini dress in Lisbon, Portugal this June.” Or, Kendall Jenner declaring

There’s nothing quite like that late afternoon post-swim shower on holiday. You set up your makeup on the balcony, crack open a Fanta Lemon and tuck into a bag of Lays crisps. Then, once you’re ready, you get those golden hour selfies. Sounds like pure bliss, right? Well, that and Leigh-Anne Pinnock’s holiday pictures have been enough to get me searching for the cheapest flights on SkyScanner.

The Little Mix singer has been spending the past month in Greece with her family and ahead of leaving, leigh-anne-pinnock-30th-birthday-hairstyle/” data-ylk=”slk:Leigh-Anne took to Instagram Stories” class=”link “Leigh-Anne took to Instagram Stories to share one last picture and video of herself on the beach.

In the picture, Leigh-Anne looks like she has no makeup on – or a very lightweight base, at the least – and not a scrap of eye makeup on. Her skin is glowing in the Grecian

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Lipstick can’t make you hit a home run or pitch a curveball. Still, the women playing in the newly formed All-American Girls Professional Baseball League have impeccably high standards to maintain. While Babe Ruth didn’t have to concern himself with such trifling matters, the newly formed Rockford Peaches in Amazon Prime’s A League of Their Own are not so fortunate.

Based loosely on the hit 1992 Penny Marshall film of the same name (which itself was based on the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League), the eight-part series from Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham nods to the original movie with scenes depicting mandatory charm and beauty school. Cosmetic maven Vivienne Hughes (Nancy Lenehan) is tasked with making this group of women “palatable to an audience,” which is met with equal

From Yeezy slides to the CPFM Dunks, Coconut Grove’s newest sneaker store, Hÿp, features an expansive inventory of rare, collectible and popular shoes. In an area with few sneaker stores, Hÿp stands out. It’s also run by a University of Miami student.

“We wanted to make it an experience and create a brand behind our store, not just a store to get sneakers,” said Marcus Sharf, founder of Hÿp and a sophomore studying entrepreneurship.

Hÿp’s first physical storefront has its grand opening on August 20 with a live DJ, special guests and giveaways. The shop is located at 3208 Grand Ave, Coconut Grove, a two mile drive from campus, making it the closest high-end sneaker store to UM.

Hÿp exclusively employs UM students.

Katie Beyda, store manager and a sophomore studying finance and

When Prince William proposed to Kate Middleton back in 2010 using the sapphire ring that once belonged to his mother Princess Diana, it not only kicked off a trend for colourful engagement rings (still going strong today), but it brought vintage rings to the attention of a new generation of would-be fiancés.

In the years since then, online searches for antique rings have continued to soar. “In today’s world, vintage jewels are exposed to huge audiences via social media, which has led to a growing appreciation for them,” says Henry Bailey, Christie’s Head of Jewellery Department in London.

“Buyers across the luxury markets are also increasingly influenced by sustainability and wearing an antique ring saves on the production of new materials and resources. It’s also an opportunity to acquire unusual and well-made pieces with minimal carbon footprint.”

PSA: kate-middleton-wetsuit-pics/” data-ylk=”slk:Kate Middleton” class=”link “Kate Middleton wasn’t going to let a sizing issue keep her from having the ring of her dreams. New reports say the Duchess of Cambridge actually altered her engagement ring after Prince William proposed with it in Kenya.

The literal boulder ring, a 12-carat blue sapphire masterpiece ~casually~ surrounded by 14 solitaire diamonds, was given to Kate in 2010 and (fun fact!) has remained on my Pinterest mood board ever since. However, just before her and Prince William’s iconic wedding day on April 29, 2011, ‘Kate actually had the ring altered—as she found the band was too big and “turning on her finger,”‘ according to The Mirror.

The outlet added that the ring was ultimately taken to royal jeweller G. Collins and Sons, ‘who made the tweak