Fashion Blogs

We struggle to keep up with the most on-trend hair lengths these days. It’s 10 years since Victoria Beckham went from lengthy extensions to the now classic ‘Pob’ but with an influx of wigs at runway events, who knows which length we should aim for any more?

One woman going to the extreme end of long is Dashik Gubanova Freckle from Russia, who says she has not cut her hair since 2003. She hit the headlines earlier this week, claiming she intended to continue growing her now calf-length hair until

Throughout this fashion season, I’ve been asking anyone and everyone what they think will be the future of fashion and specifically, the shows. The question was precipitated by announcements from Burberry and Tom Ford that they would be shifting their runway presentations in future to a “ready-to-buy” model whereby, rather than the normal six-month interval, items seen on the catwalk will go on sale immediately online and in store. If widely adopted, it would mark a huge shift in the industry to

We struggle to keep up with the most on-trend hair lengths these days. It’s 10 years since Victoria Beckham went from lengthy extensions to the now classic ‘Pob’ but with an influx of wigs at runway events, who knows which length we should aim for any more?

One woman going to the extreme end of long is Dashik Gubanova Freckle from Russia, who says she has not cut her hair since 2003. She hit the headlines earlier this week, claiming she intended to continue growing her now calf-length hair until

Throughout this fashion season, I’ve been asking anyone and everyone what they think will be the future of fashion and specifically, the shows. The question was precipitated by announcements from Burberry and Tom Ford that they would be shifting their runway presentations in future to a “ready-to-buy” model whereby, rather than the normal six-month interval, items seen on the catwalk will go on sale immediately online and in store. If widely adopted, it would mark a huge shift in the industry to