In 1966, restaurants turned away women in trousers. In 1947, women demonstrated against Dior's longer skirts. The history of women's fashion is a history of conquests — here are the 10 clothing revolutions that changed everything.
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You ordered a Shein haul. 14 pieces for £32. The parcel arrived in 9 days. Now that you know what that £3 t-shirt really hides, here's how to change course — without guilt and without breaking the bank.
Fashion in its truest sense — the kind that's designed, cut, and rethought every season. In this section, Mademoiselle Bulle takes you backstage at the collections, decodes the runway-to-street pipeline, and explains why a £3,000 coat at London Fashion Week ends up as a £40 version on the high street six months later.
The UK fashion industry is a heavyweight: according to the British Fashion Council, fashion contributes £35 billion to the UK economy annually, making it one of the country's most significant creative sectors. What happens on the catwalk genuinely shapes what you'll find in shops next season.
Designer profiles, collection highlights, fabric and colour trend reports, London Fashion Week round-ups — Kristina covers it all with enough context to understand the "why" behind each trend, not just the "what". Because knowing that burgundy is "in" is one thing. Knowing why — and whether it suits you — is another.
Sources: British Fashion Council, Vogue Runway, The Business of Fashion
In 1966, restaurants turned away women in trousers. In 1947, women demonstrated against Dior's longer skirts. The history of women's fashion is a history of conquests — here are the 10 clothing revolutions that changed everything.
Read more →
You ordered a Shein haul. 14 pieces for £32. The parcel arrived in 9 days. Now that you know what that £3 t-shirt really hides, here's how to change course — without guilt and without breaking the bank.
Read more →