Janelle Sessoms

6 days ago | fashionista.com | Janelle Sessoms

When Law Roach gives you high praise, you know you're on the right track, sartorially speaking. "I think that Doechii is doing a really good job of playing all these characters and making us fall in love with not just the music, but her personal style," the self-described "image architect" said on the 2025 Fashion Trust U.S. Awards red carpet. And he's right: If anyone's to be crowned 2025's rising fashion star, it's the Swamp Princess.

1 week ago | fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri |Janelle Sessoms

For months, the fashion industry has been playing an accelerated game of creative director musical chairs. Today, another chair has been filled — sort of. British designer Jonathan Anderson is reportedly working on the Dior Men Summer 2026 collection, the brand confirmed. He succeeds Kim Jones, who departed from his role as artistic director in January.

1 week ago | fashionista.com | Janelle Sessoms

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday. SZA is launching a makeup line called Not Beauty. Its first drop will include three $23 lip gloss shades. Later, the brand will debut other lip products, including stains, liners and creams. Not Beauty will be available at pop-up shops at SZA's Grand National Tour stops. {Vogue}Resale platforms are prepared to see a spike in demand as tariffs are expected to make retail goods more expensive.

1 week ago | fashionista.com | Janelle Sessoms

For eyewear, like most fashion categories, beating out the competition to come up with the next big thing is a balance between risk and research. Data can help experts predict the likelihood of consumers responding positively to innovative product, but ultimately, there are no guarantees — financial investments be damned. That doesn't stop commercial eyewear giants from championing new ideas anyway.

1 week ago | fashionista.com | Janelle Sessoms

Five years after designer Jean Paul Gaultier announced his retirement from fashion, the French Maison has finally tapped a permanent creative director to succeed him. On Tuesday, the brand appointed emerging designer Duran Lantink into the esteemed role, effective immediately. "I consider Jean Paul Gaultier a genius and part of a generation that kicked down doors, so people like us can walk through them freely and be who we are without apology," Lantink said in a press statement.