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Must Read: Sara Moonves Launches 'WYouth,' LVMH Fashion Sales Drop – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips April 14, 2026 at 09:44PM

📰 Must Read: Sara Moonves Launches 'WYouth,' LVMH Fashion Sales Drop ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday. Sara Moonves and W Magazine launch WYouth CEO of W Media and Editor-in-Chief of W Magazine , Sara Moonves, announced on Tuesday the launch of WYouth , a new bi-annual print publication for a younger generation. Ava Nirui, a New York-based creative director who previously served as head of global creative at Marc Jacobs and launched its Heaven sub-label, is the new magazine's editor in chief. Sofia Coppola and daughter Cosima Mars will act as contributors. {Fashionista inbox} LVMH fashion sales drop On Monday, LVMH released its Q1 earnings report for 2026. The data shows that the conglomerate has so far brought in revenue of €19.1 billion this year, marking a 6% decline on a reported basis, and 1% increase on an organic basis, compared to the same time last year. Notably, its fashion and leather goods ...

Aora Mexico: A Plastic-Free Makeup Brand From Mexico City – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips April 14, 2026 at 07:30PM

📰 Aora Mexico: A Plastic-Free Makeup Brand From Mexico City ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: HQ:  Mexico City, Mexico Founders:  Nour Tayara and Rodrigo Penafiel Social: Instagram / TikTok Category: Makeup E-comm: aoramakeup.com Price Range:  $22 - $65 Hero Products: Acaríciame Más Spicy Lip Serum ($30), Mírame Eye Shadow Palette ($65) Stockists: Credo Beauty PR Representation: KJH PR How to get in touch: Contact form Origin Story Aora was born out of a simple but uncomfortable realization: "Clean" beauty wasn't actually clean. After more than a decade at L'Oréal, Co-founder Nour Tayara saw firsthand how much innovation went into formulas while packaging, much of it plastic and unrecyclable, remained largely overlooked. The disconnect became impossible to ignore. In 2022, Tayara left corporate beauty to build Aora, a Mexico-born 100% plastic-free color cosmetics brand designed to challenge the industry's dependence on plastic without compromisin...

Is 'Freshly Made' Skin Care 'Clean' Beauty's Next Phase? – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips April 14, 2026 at 06:15PM

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📰 Is 'Freshly Made' Skin Care 'Clean' Beauty's Next Phase? ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: "The fresher the better" is a guiding principle most of us follow when it comes to what we eat and drink. But is that also the case when it comes to skin care ? Yes, according to the people behind "freshly made" skin-care brands like Exponent, Skinome and Skin at Peace. Unlike typical skin-care companies, these "fresh" brands create ointments, ampules and salves in small batches to retain potency of active ingredients — antioxidants, vitamins and botanical extracts — that tend to degrade over time, often without the use of preservatives common in standard skin care. While the FDA doesn't require cosmetics to have specific shelf lives or expiration dates on labels, the industry standard is that unopened skin-care products generally last two to three years, while opened products should be used within six months to a year. Conversely, fres...

'Tropicoqueta,' Sheer Dresses and Bieber Fever Took Over Coachella 2026 Street Style – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips April 14, 2026 at 02:26AM

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📰 'Tropicoqueta,' Sheer Dresses and Bieber Fever Took Over Coachella 2026 Street Style ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Coachella style has come a long way from the Tumblr-inspired flower crowns, wide-brimmed hats and Vanessa Hudgens-coded maxi skirts of the 2010s. At Weekend One of this year's festival, we spotted a few of those nostalgic trends , but the most dominant fashion choice amongst the crowd was wearing as little as possible. With rising temperatures playing a crucial role in people's outfit decision-making, bras and bikinis sufficed as tops, while barely-there mini skirts, fully see-through lace pieces and micro shorts were the most popular choices for bottoms. But a lack of clothing doesn't imply a lack of sartorial planning. Ahead of the weekend, festival goers scoured Pinterest for styling inspiration: Searches for “sheer skirt outfit street styles” surged 60% year-over-year on the platform, while searches for “belt charms” (likely inspired by K...

Must Read: Hugo Boss to Sponsor the Australian Open, Stefano Cantino Joins Dolce & Gabbana as Co-CEO – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips April 13, 2026 at 09:30PM

📰 Must Read: Hugo Boss to Sponsor the Australian Open, Stefano Cantino Joins Dolce & Gabbana as Co-CEO ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday. Hugo Boss to Sponsor the Australian Open Hugo Boss is replacing Ralph Lauren as the title sponsor for the Australian Open. The luxury brand will dress the Australian Open's staff of 4,000, have its branding displayed around the venue and create replica teamwear, merchandise and off-court capsules. The move will help Hugo Boss' cultural relevance and global visibility. { Business of Fashion /paywalled} Stefano Cantino Joins Dolce & Gabbana as Co-CEO Dolce & Gabbana has appointed Stefan Cantino as co-CEO. He will work alongside Alfonso Dolce, chairman and CEO. Cantino has extensive luxury experience, holding executive positions at Louis Vuitton and Prada , and serving as Gucci 's CEO. "It is an honor for me to join Dolce & Gabbana, a brand that represe...

LIM College's 2026 Fashion Show Celebrated Global Talent – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips April 13, 2026 at 07:30PM

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📰 LIM College's 2026 Fashion Show Celebrated Global Talent ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: On Friday evening, LIM College presented its annual runway show located at The Glasshouse in New York City. As is the case each year, the production was entirely student-operated, from curating brands to marketing to finding sponsors (this year, it was Amazon Fashion) to set design to styling. In past years, the run of the show was comprised mostly of emerging and indie designers. (LIM College separates itself from other fashion institutions by focusing exclusively on the business side of the industry.) This year, however, featured more student design talent. It was the first runway since the Japan Educational Foundation (JEF) acquired LIM. As such, recent graduates from JEF-owned ESMOD, one of the top fashion design schools in Paris, had the chance to showcase their work. The show — aptly titled "Global Fashion Fusion" — was divided into seven parts: It began with designs by ...