The photographer’s new V&A collaboration is “a meditation and medication”. In troubled times, “a sense of playfulness is the nobler thing,” he tells Lindsay Baker.
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The photographer’s new V&A collaboration is “a meditation and medication”. In troubled times, “a sense of playfulness is the nobler thing,” he tells Lindsay Baker.
From the Queen’s wedding dress to Princess Margaret’s glamorous eveningwear, the costumes of TV drama The Crown have been extraordinary. The designers explain how they came about.
From Marie Antoinette to today’s haute couture, France has long ruled fashion. Joobin Bekhrad explores the reasons why, as a nation, it is the undisputed queen of style.
The all-in-one garment went from utilitarian necessity to glamorous fashion staple. Bel Jacobs explores the wardrobe item that brings with it ‘a sense of liberation’.
Once considered an ‘immoral’ figure, the ballerina has since become the epitome of elegance and refinement – and a significant style muse. Cath Pound explores balletic influence.
