Emily Chan

1 week ago | vogue.co.uk | Emily Chan

Once the honeymoon is well and truly over, the question of what to do with your wedding dress is increasingly preoccupying brides. After all, as concerns around sustainability become more commonplace, wearing an often eye-wateringly expensive gown for one day only seems wasteful in more ways than one. Given that it’s the colour white that traditionally screams bridal, one option is dyeing your wedding dress – a route taken by beauty marketing executive Tori Smith, who tied the knot in August 2024.

1 week ago | vogue.co.uk | Emily Chan

Since taking the reigns at Dior back in 2016, Maria Grazia Chiuri has become known for her romantic couture creations at the French fashion house, which have often involved hundreds of hours of craftsmanship from artisans working in ateliers in Italy, India, Mexico and beyond. It’s no surprise, then, that her designs have been a popular choice on the red carpet, not least among the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Anya Taylor-Joy and Rosamund Pike, all of whom have served as ambassadors for the brand.

1 week ago | vogue.co.uk | Emily Chan

The Classic Flap and 2.55 are undeniably Chanel’s best-known bags – thanks both to their longevity and timeless silhouettes. But the brand’s latest accessory, the Chanel 25 (named after the year of launch, as is tradition), has quickly become a fashion favourite – offering a more contemporary take on the house’s signature codes.

1 week ago | vogue.co.uk | Emily Chan

Given that shopping second-hand is literally in her job description, it’s no surprise that Amy Bannerman – eBay’s pre-loved style director – has accumulated a vast personal archive over the years. “I’m running out of space!” the stylist tells Vogue over the phone from her home in Hastings.

2 weeks ago | vogue.co.uk | Emily Chan

As a long-time stylist and purveyor of the “three-word method” and “wrong-shoe theory”, Allison Bornstein knows all the tips and tricks in the fashion rule book. That was, until she became pregnant, an experience that has seen her undergo more of an evolution when it comes to her approach to her own wardrobe. “My overarching mantra is that I’m trying to embrace the change of my body and the change of my style, while still feeling like myself,” Bornstein tells Vogue over the phone from LA.