Author: Claire Voss
Claire tracks fashion trends from street level to runway. Her coverage focuses on what people actually wear and why it matters.
Mellody Hobson and George Lucas open the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in LA, making the case that illustration, film art, and visual storytelling belong in the canon.
Ralph Lauren’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection centers romance and the idea that clothes grow better — not worse — as they’re worn in and lived with.
Male tennis players at the 2026 US Open are turning pre-match tunnel walks into fashion moments, borrowing from NBA style culture.
Fall 2026 brings a Jane Austen revival, Jenna Ortega as a robot, artist docs, and a wicker basket romance — a season with serious fashion implications.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival raises funds for Black maternal health, reproductive rights, and domestic worker protections, reviving a feminist music tradition.
Harry and Meghan return to the U.K. as British media faces scrutiny over its treatment of public figures following Jason Arday’s death.
Hayden Panettiere, star of Nashville and Heroes, has died at 36. Her father called her “an incredible light and a force of nature.”
Infanta Sofía recently wore a Desigual blue-and-white dress previously worn by Queen Letizia and Princess Leonor, making her the second daughter to borrow the piece.
Claire Stapleton organized Google’s massive 2018 walkout — but her disillusionment with the company started long before, following a pattern many women know.
Dua Lipa wore Rabanne chainmail and a Chloé lacy playsuit at her own Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, Kosovo, moving through the crowd in both looks.













