Not all bohemian dressing comes in florals and patchwork prints. This season, the boho blouse has been stripped back to its purest form in Cloud Dancer – a soft, chalky off-white – that Pantone named its colour of 2026. Here are 6 ways to style the trend this summer.
If your summer wardrobe is in need of a shot of colour, look to this season’s silky, shiny and statement-making taffeta trousers for inspiration.
The key to wearing silk shorts is to pair them with the most inappropriate footwear possible. Call it ‘corner-shop chic’.
It’s possible to explore the ’80s revival without ever reaching for a lamé dress or a hair crimper. Footwear is a good place to start. Several styles that were popular back when MTV was on the rise, Diana mania was in its infancy, and Margaret Thatcher was in Downing Street are feeling remarkably fresh for this summer.
Whether settling in for small plates or dismantling the notion that an adult woman in overtly girlish clothes must be performing for the male gaze, there are babydoll dresses for every persuasion.
If you haven’t seen a girl outside a wine bar in a pair of soft loafers and Adidas Firebirds, are you really in London at all?
Here, the Vogue-approved edit on the flats shoes trending for summer – from jazz and jelly shoes, to boho sandals and luxe flip-flops.
The soft and supple boat shoe, a long-time fixture of the region, has since become the go-to option for models, fashion types and the WAGs of the DJ world.
From single-breasted blazers to endless brown suede, here are the throwback jackets we’re loving this year.
Practical and minimalist, stirrup leggings are back in the spotlight for spring/summer 2026. Here, the key styles and how to wear them.
From Zendaya to the runway, red loafers are quickly becoming the shoe to own for summer 2026.
Crisp, white and slightly fitted, CBK’s Yohji Yamamoto button-down has attained almost mythical status.
Low-rise shorts are back in our hearts and wardrobes, just in time for festival. Here’s where to buy the best low-rise shorts now.
When wearing ’90s-inspired loafers in 2026, take your cues from the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and Cindy Crawford.
For some (anyone who recalls flipping through their mum’s copies of Hello! in the late ’90s), white jeans will still be synonymous with Elizabeth Hurley at her glamazon peak – post-Versace safety pins, pre-launching her own resortwear line. That Liz looked fabulous in her skinnies is not in question, but her maximalist approach to the look – possibly flared, always spray-on, and typically paired…
Goodbye puddling hems, hello ankle grazers! It’s true: ’90s cropped jeans are back for summer 2026.
The single-breasted boxy leather jacket – a favourite of stylish women in the 1990s, has revolutionised one Vogue editor’s spring wardrobe in 2026.
From chunky flip-flops to soft and supple boat shoes, here are the footwear trends worth paying attention to.
That’s it – I’ve succumbed to Dansko clogs thanks to Zendaya.
Minimalist, sleek and just a little bit weird, wedge mules are everything we want from a shoe in 2026 – just ask Dakota Johnson and Rihanna.
From square-toed boots to barely-there heels, here are the throwback silhouettes to invest in this summer.
From Gucci to the street-style set, this once-beloved item – black skinny jeans – is back in our hearts and minds.
From capri to cropped, here are the ’90s-inspired trousers trends we’ll be wearing again in summer 2026.
It’s maxi dress season! Here are the five maxi dress styles to invest in, as told by the spring/summer 2026 runways.
From blocky boots to cream-coloured silk, here’s how to emulate Gwyneth Paltrow during fashion’s most revisited decade, the 1990s.
2010s maximalism is in full effect in LA, where Vogue’s Daisy Jones noticed Isabel Marant’s nostalgic Bekett wedge trainer is trending again.
Here are the Carolyn Bessette Kennedy-approved sandals trending this summer.
From Nike Air Rift to Dad sneakers, these are the throwback trainers experiencing a second life this spring.
From mid-rise to cigarette, these are the denim trends making a major comeback.
Slightly battered-looking, ruched loafers have taken over New York, where the AW26 shows are right now underway. The street-stylers and off-duty models are already delivering on spring trends.