Chantal Fernandez

3 weeks ago | businessoffashion.com | Chantal Fernandez

LONDON, United Kingdom — Cleo Lacey embarked last week on her first holiday since the pandemic, departing the UK through Heathrow’s Terminal 5 for some much-needed time away in the south of Portugal and Ibiza. Lacey, an East Midland-based personal stylist and image consultant, prefers to buy luxury goods in stores but had resorted to shopping on Harrods.com while stuck at home this spring. The airport provided a novel opportunity. “It was very quiet,” she said.

1 month ago | thecut.com | Chantal Fernandez

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images, Everett Collection, Retailers As one of the most celebrated European actresses in independent cinema today, Vicky Krieps is no stranger to the Cannes Film Festival where she has premiered numerous films, won an acting award for her performance in Corsage in 2022, and served on one of its juries in 2024.

1 month ago | thecut.com | Chantal Fernandez

Photo: Jeremy Moeller/Getty Images Your favorite sneakers are about to get more expensive. Last week, Nike said it plans to raise the prices of many of its products by June 1. Industry analysts expect that two of the sports brands’ biggest rivals, Adidas and Puma, will soon roll out similar increases, although neither company has confirmed pricing changes yet. Athletic apparel and sneakers are especially vulnerable to President Trump’s steep tariff policy.

1 month ago | thecut.com | Chantal Fernandez

A polka-dot version of the Puzzle Bag originally designed for the fall 2018 collection is among the styles to be rereleased in May. Photo: Loewe/Loewe Jonathan Anderson’s tenure at Loewe may be over, but his hit Puzzle Bag lives on as one of the Spanish luxury label’s most recognizable and coveted accessories.

1 month ago | thecut.com | Chantal Fernandez

Chelsea Kramer at Parke’s New York City pop-up store on Saturday. Photo: Mary Kang Talk to any woman under 25 with a TikTok addiction, matcha habit, and student ID from a Big Ten school and they likely know about Parke, a fast-growing online brand known for its $125 mock-neck sweatshirts. The oversize, thick cotton tops, with “PARKE” embroidered across the chest, have become a status symbol on campuses from the University of Oklahoma to NYU.