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We're sharing a rare archive with you – the Chanel spring collection of 1972 

The bag's shape is inspired by the oat bucket that was hung from a horse's head. It is one of the most literal references to Hermès' equestrian heritage 

"The hardest thing about my work is giving women the freedom to move — to not feel like they're wearing a costume. The Chanel jacket was designed around this very idea: a soft cut, freedom...

How a chartreuse Hermès Birkin became the defining accessory of the Y2K era, Victoria Beckham's signature arm candy — and why it remains as covetable as ever two decades later

Some of the most interesting objects in fashion history were never meant to be objects at all 

Designer Martin Margiela reimagined the Stockman mannequins in a series of corset and jacket variations. Iconic 

Maestro Valentino knew this better than anyone. We revisit his words about the colour that means everything at once — life, death, and passion

Revisiting one of the most unforgettable shows in Chanel's history 

The LV monogram began as a tribute to a father — and became one of the most reproduced symbols in the history of visual culture

Recalling the Yves Saint Laurent Liberation 1971 Collection