Stephen Doig

3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

The Balenciaga portion of that doesn't seem to be too seismic - 4 per cent according to Kering - which is a saving grace considering what has come before; a 2023 controversy that almost destroyed the house. First of all, a campaign featuring children holding teddy bears in leather bondage gear. Weird, but not unexpected in Balenciagaland. Then the truly mind boggling follow up; a campaign featuring Isabelle Huppert and some product placed amongst some seemingly innocuous objects.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Lisa Armstrong |Stephen Doig

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3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Lisa Armstrong |Stephen Doig

In this advice series, Telegraph fashion experts Lisa Armstrong and Stephen Doig answer readers' what-to-wear dilemmas. This week, they advise on dressing cleverly for weddings and brightening up a gloomy wardrobe. Dear Lisa,I've got three summer weddings coming up and I want to invest in one good outfit I can mix up and wear to all of them. Any ideas? - Lucy Dear Lucy,The three most versatile options here are a suit, co-ords or a coat-dress that you can wear over a matching dress or trousers.

4 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jessica Doyle |Victoria Maw |Stephen Doig |Ria Higgins

John Cooper has applied his 'graphic bohemia' style to a range for the British retailer. Here are the hits (and misses)For John Cooper, the winner of this year's series of the BBC1 show Interior Design Masters, creating a homeware collection to be sold in John Lewis was very much not his normal day job. It was also a first for John Lewis: its design team had not previously worked with a designer who was simultaneously juggling a full-time job as a secondary-school teacher.

4 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

Which leads me, tinfoil strands fluttering in the breeze, to the capable hands of Josh Wood, London's most sought after colourist, whose clients include Victoria Beckham and Kylie, a veritable Rothko when it comes to dyeing hair. I was clear about what I didn't want; to dye my hair back to the chestnutty hues of my youth and end up looking like Rudy Giuliani, creosote treacle streaking down my forehead.