By
Bill Prince
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Freddie Foulkes opens Shepherd's Bush art gallery
London gallerist Freddie Foulkes presents first exhibition with four new artists
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Why the luxury watch industry is embracing the 1980s again
As the industry prepares to gather in Geneva, luxury watchmaking is rediscovering its playful side
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The Antwerp Six return to MoMu, 40 years after rewriting fashion history
A new exhibition at MoMu – Fashion Museum Antwerp revisits Dirk Bikkembergs, Ann Demeulemeester, Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten, Dirk Van Saene and Marina Yee, the designers who transformed Antwerp into a global fashion capital
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An immersive London exhibition summons the power and joy of Keith Haring’s subway drawings
In the early 1980s, before he was an icon, the artist graffitied New York subway stations. Now, the Moco Museum has breathed new life into the artworks
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Alexander Mcqueen’s personal wardrobe goes on sale
Kerry Taylor Auctions presents rare menswear lots, including 21 items belonging to the late designer
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The sleek grey skirt makes a comeback
There’s nothing boring about this wardrobe staple as proven by the SS26 shows.
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All the photos from Demna's celebrity-packed Gucci debut
See all of the pictures from one of the most anticipated shows at Milan Fashion Week
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The Spend: fashion's favourite baseball caps
The humble cap has had a glow-up
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Dries van Noten’s Soie Malaquais gets a porcelain couture moment
Five one-of-a-kind bottles reimagine the cult fragrance through sculptural ceramic collage
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Diamonds and pearls are what Mikimoto does best
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Archival Dior dress designs inspire new jewellery
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Richard Mille reimagines the Worldtimer for the modern traveller
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Why brown is jewellery’s most surprising new power colour
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Vacheron Constantin celebrates its 270th anniversary with a landmark creation
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London’s best set lunches for long, meandering afternoons
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Claridge’s Hotel opens a bakery with a modern British twist
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Is cider the new Champagne?
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Three-sip drinks are London's hottest bar trend
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