The Style List Runway Rundown: We break down the must-know looks and biggest highlights from the Fall/Winter 2026–2027 Haute Couture Week in Paris.

Solid perfumes are having a major beauty moment in 2026, but are they actually better than traditional fragrances? From longevity and sustainability to travel-friendly packaging and intimate scent profiles, here's everything you need to know before making the switch.

A world tour of the best chocolate museums, factories and tasting rooms to visit for World Chocolate Day, from Mexico to Hyderabad.

Planning a European summer? Make sure your itinerary includes designer beach clubs. From Jacquemus in Monte-Carlo and Dior in Capri to Gucci, Burberry, Missoni and Dolce & Gabbana taking over iconic hotels, these are the luxury fashion pop-ups you'll want to check into before they disappear with the season.

Meta just made its first pair of in-house AI glasses and put Kylie Jenner's voice inside them. A look at the design details behind Starfire, why Meta's betting on fashion over tech specs to sell wearables, and what this collab really signals about where fashion and AI are headed next.

A scientific answer to all female asking why are these men in your life have better skin that you rather than just shrugging it off as "genetics." So I went looking for one speaking to a dermatologist and digging into the research on what's really driving the gap between male and female skin, and whether sheer consistency (or the lack of it) matters as much as we think.

Overtourism is changing the way we travel—and Albania is emerging as Europe's most exciting summer destination. From turquoise beaches and vibrant cities to UNESCO heritage towns, here's why it deserves a spot on your bucket list.

Thinking of using dating apps while travelling abroad? From the direct dating culture of Boston to Amsterdam's unique Breeze app, romantic walks through Chantilly in France and fleeting island romances in Fiji, discover what dating overseas is really like through first-hand experiences.

Anurag Kashyap’s films don’t treat fashion as decoration—they treat it as psychology. From Dev.D to Gangs of Wasseypur, his costume design quietly shapes emotion, character, and storytelling. This piece explores how his cinema uses clothing not to be noticed, but to be felt, through the lens of “enclothed cognition” and cinematic realism.