Pinterest reported a 225 percent surge in searches for "'80s luxury." Fashion trade press has already given the moment its own name: Glamoratti. Runways at Celine, Miu Miu, Prada and Tory Burch have gone full colour this season. Quiet luxury, the whole logo-free, whisper-not-shout

One hundred and fifty. That is the entire membership ceiling at Leréi, the women-only wellness and longevity club that opened in Knightsbridge this August, and more than sixty per cent of those places had already been claimed before the doors did. Subscriptions start at £1,000 a month. There

London Padel Week ran across five clubs this month, Rocket Padel Battersea and Rocks Lane Chiswick among them, alongside the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour's first UK stop at Olympia. Mainstream coverage of the week focused, predictably, on the professional matches and the scale of the event itself.

, The global luxury goods market contracted by 2% in 2024, the first decline since the 2020 lockdowns. Over the same period, searches for "capsule wardrobe" rose 34% year on year, resale platforms reported 28% growth in designer basics, and waiting lists for unadorned £4,200 handbags stretched to

Spring 2026 gave the fashion industry fifteen new creative directors in a single season. The result is a runway that reads as deliberately unsettled with competing aesthetics, no dominant silhouette and no clear directive. If you are building a wardrobe around consequential environments rather than fashion cycles, this is useful

Prada entered padel fashion. Versace followed. Pulco Studios arrived with "Born in Acapulco. Designed in London" and positioned padel wear as a premium street proposition. The fashion industry reads rooms before most people do, and the rooms it has decided are worth dressing are the premium London padel

The stratification of lounge access has produced an unexpected side effect. As credit card products and day passes have opened up rooms that previously required years of airline tier accumulation, the visual environment inside those rooms has changed. The women who have been in both know exactly what the difference