Sunglasses are two choices in one: the frame for your face, the lenses for your eyes. The mirror method, filter categories 0 to 4, CE or UKCA marks and UV400: your guide before summer.
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You choose a trench by the shoulders, then the length, then the fabric. Cotton gabardine, wool or polyester, the right length for your height, the quality details to check and six ways to wear it.
Twelve step-by-step knots sorted by where they go (neck, hair, handbag), then how to spot real silk (the fibre label first, the burn test as a last resort) and judge a good square by its momme weight and hand-rolled hem.
New York, London, Milan, Paris — four cities, hundreds of shows and a vocabulary that can feel intimidating. A complete Fashion Week decode for non-insiders.
A bag, a pair of earrings, a belt that sits just right — accessories don't complete an outfit, they make it. At Mademoiselle Bulle, Kristina breaks down what separates a forgettable look from a memorable silhouette. Statement jewellery or subtle gold, it-bags or vintage finds, scarves, watches, sunglasses: nothing escapes the edit.
The accessories market is no afterthought: according to the British Fashion Council, accessories account for over £9 billion in annual UK fashion revenue, rivalling womenswear itself. That tells you everything — accessories aren't the cherry on top, they're the whole cake. Our guides help you invest wisely: pieces that outlast trends, ones worth hunting for at car boot sales, and those that aren't worth the price tag.
Whether you're after the perfect work tote, a designer ring that won't turn your finger green in the rain, or simply a bit of inspiration — you're in the right place.
Sources: British Fashion Council, Vogue Business UK
Sunglasses are two choices in one: the frame for your face, the lenses for your eyes. The mirror method, filter categories 0 to 4, CE or UKCA marks and UV400: your guide before summer.
Read more →
You choose a trench by the shoulders, then the length, then the fabric. Cotton gabardine, wool or polyester, the right length for your height, the quality details to check and six ways to wear it.
Read more →
Twelve step-by-step knots sorted by where they go (neck, hair, handbag), then how to spot real silk (the fibre label first, the burn test as a last resort) and judge a good square by its momme weight and hand-rolled hem.
Read more →
New York, London, Milan, Paris — four cities, hundreds of shows and a vocabulary that can feel intimidating. A complete Fashion Week decode for non-insiders.
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There's a particular smugness that lives in fashion: saying 'I followed them from the beginning.' Here are the emerging designers you'll be hearing about in three years — their signature pieces, their DNA, and where to buy them now.
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No, ethical fashion isn't just £80 linen t-shirts in shades of beige. Here are 25 brands proving you can dress responsibly with style AND a human budget.
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The complete guide to jean cuts: skinny, slim, mum, wide-leg, bootcut, flare. Waist height, fabric, stretch, sizing and brands by budget. Because the problem isn't your body.
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These bags aren't mere accessories: they've survived decades, generated multi-year waitlists, and redefined social status. A deep dive into the fascinating world of it-bags.
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Tights are the most underrated wardrobe item. We pull them on without thinking, curse when they run, and forget they can transform a basic outfit into an editorial look. Let's change that.
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Choosing jewelry is more nuanced than most people think. Between skin undertone, body proportions and layering principles, there's a real skill — and it can be learned.
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Depop, Vinted UK, eBay, Vestiaire Collective, charity shops: the complete guide to buying and selling second-hand fashion — spotting quality, authenticating luxury, negotiating, photographing and pricing like a pro.
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You have 78 items in your wardrobe and still 'nothing to wear.' The problem isn't the quantity — it's the missing foundations. Here are the 12 truly essential pieces, with quality criteria, realistic budgets and the formula for building 50+ outfits.
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