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Dinner-date darlings, hosts with more than most, and dresses to dance in. Welcome to the HTSI celebration issue
How to celebrate it, on the dancefloor and beyond
Mesh, medallion and breastplate designs are fighting for our attention
A new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art examines the staggering breadth and complicated legacy of female creative directors and dressmakers
The cost of designer goods has shot beyond what the brands’ chatter about look and quality can justify
The legendary designer reflects on swinging London, new beginnings and the tenets of timeless style
Take your jewel cues from Catherine the Great
The late fashion publicist had a knack for making the classics look novel
Luxury stays, party fashion and more to put you in the festive mood
When it comes to rings and things, it’s all about finding space
Shine bright with polished pieces and accessories this season
An exclusive interview with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
Lauren Indvik selects her must-read titles
The jeweller’s partnership with Team GB will provide official mementoes for athletes and souvenirs for fans
Wider shift to formal wear has increased requests for tie pins, lapel pins and brooches
The retail showcase’s eclectic approach puts emerging and established brands side by side
The expanding market is giving designers scope to experiment with different sizes, stones and metals
The artist loves thrift shopping, Wet N Wild lipstick and Louise Bourgeois’ boobs
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen on The Row, monks who make soaps, a trip to Laos, and more
It makes no sense to encumber yourself with a strapless bag that you may need to juggle with a martini glass and a phone
Exotic and distinctive, they are the thinking man’s choice to wear when a suit or jacket is required
The German brand cannot just rely on collaborations and sporting heritage to drive sales of its sneakers
The designer spruces up with pine garlands, charades and 1920s showtunes
Give him loafers, limoncello and a big bucket of crisps
The National Gallery is turning 200. It’s cause for a £95mn celebration
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