Jessica Burrell

4 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jessica Burrell

With the film festival outlawing sheer gowns, is the red carpet finally ready to move on from a trend both lauded and loathed? It's a trend about as divisive (and seemingly oxymoronic) as they come: the naked dress. But despite their polarising potential, sheer and semi-sheer gowns crafted from lace, mesh, chain-mail and the like are everywhere on the red carpet, with A-listers donning increasingly daring looks - and attracting varying degrees of praise and criticism in the process.

5 days ago | sg.style.yahoo.com | Jessica Burrell

Jessica Burrell12 May 2025 at 1:00 am·4-min readThe Bafta TV awards are not only a reason to celebrate the best of British television, but also an excuse for some glorious red carpet fashion. As the star’s descended on London’s Royal Festival Hall amid soaring temperatures for this year’s ceremony, there was an eclectic mix of looks – from the impeccably elegant to the curiously accessorised.

5 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jessica Burrell

The Bafta TV awards are not only a reason to celebrate the best of British television, but also an excuse for some glorious red carpet fashion. As the star's descended on London's Royal Festival Hall amid soaring temperatures for this year's ceremony, there was an eclectic mix of looks - from the impeccably elegant to the curiously accessorised.

1 week ago | sg.style.yahoo.com | Jessica Burrell

Jessica Burrell10 May 2025 at 6:00 am·2-min readStripes take centre stage this summer, as seen in bold, playful form on the Jacquemus spring/summer 2025 runway - Filippo FiorStripes are so perennial in their appeal that they can often feel more like a neutral than a pattern. This is thanks in large part to Coco Chanel, who is credited with turning the Breton stripe from French naval uniform into chic everyday attire.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jessica Burrell

Stripes take centre stage this summer, as seen in bold, playful form on the Jacquemus spring/summer 2025 runway - Filippo FiorStripes are so perennial in their appeal that they can often feel more like a neutral than a pattern. This is thanks in large part to Coco Chanel, who is credited with turning the Breton stripe from French naval uniform into chic everyday attire. While this remains a classic iteration, modern designers are playing with stripes in ever more inventive ways.