Frances Sola-Santiago

1 month ago | instyle.com | Frances Sola-Santiago

Tracee Ellis Ross. The Hapa Blonde/GC Images On May 1, 2025, the actress was spotted in New York City wearing a gray double-breasted blazer and tailored pants, styled with brown-and-white loafers. She carried the top handbag trend for summer 2025: a suede fringed purse from Prada. The blazer and pants combo is a standard uniform for the Black-ish actress, who often wears tailored suiting. But pairing it with a fringe handbag adds just the right amount of spark to the otherwise classic formula.

1 month ago | instyle.com | Frances Sola-Santiago

Marleen Moise/Getty Images One of the most creative interpretations of the "Garden of Time" theme came from Tyla, who showed up to the 2024 Met Gala wearing a dress inspired by an hourglass. The clever take was made by Balmain's Olivier Rousteing and styled by Katie Qian. Later in the evening, Tyla's team turned the impossible-to-sit-in dress into a mini frock by simply cutting it off with scissors in the middle of the gala.

2 months ago | instyle.com | Frances Sola-Santiago

Warm weather is officially here. And while trench coats and light jackets still have their fair share of action, there is a vibe shift in the air. Just take Oprah's latest look as evidence. On April 24, the mogul was spotted in New York City wearing one of summer 2025's biggest trends: stripes. Yes, the classic print is having a major moment for this upcoming hot weather season, and Oprah is kicking it off in style.

2 months ago | instyle.com | Frances Sola-Santiago

The barn jacket has taken fashion by storm over the past year. And while the utilitarian jacket style is far from the traditional outerwear befitting a tie, that's exactly why they work so well together. The contrasting styles provide a unique take on power suiting that knows how to get dirty. A pinstripe pant and tie combo is not new, of course. But what's so 2025 is adding a flirty mini skirt to this uniform.

2 months ago | instyle.com | Frances Sola-Santiago

Fashion Month is a famously long marathon of runway shows, events, and presentations across four cities and two continents. But what if I told you it's actually longer than you think? Or, at least, that's what Copenhagen Fashion Week organizers are attempting to do: Position the Danish capital as an integral stop on the international fashion circuit by hosting their biannual event a week before New York Fashion Week kicks off. It's working.