You Won’t Believe What Kevin Germanier and Caran d’Ache Just Did—And It Might Be the Most Dazzling Collab of 2025
“Les Fulgureuses is more than a collection—it’s a radiant fusion of artistic ingenuity and Swiss precision that speaks to a new generation of creatives. Kevin Germanier’s daring aesthetic, paired with Caran d’Ache’s masterful craftsmanship, challenges the boundaries between fashion and functionality. As an editor and educator, I see this collaboration as a bold curriculum in itself—one that demonstrates how sustainability, storytelling, and style can harmonize at the highest level.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Instructor at The Fashion Institute of Technology
Why Everyone’s Flocking to Bellport This Summer—And Why You’ll Want to Stay at This Hidden Gem
“Bellport is one of those rare places where raw nature and refined beauty coexist in perfect harmony. It’s why I chose it as the backdrop for my latest POTRO Inc. campaign—every corner revealed a hidden visual narrative, from weathered docks to sun-bleached facades. There’s an authenticity here that speaks to the modern man: understated, grounded, and quietly powerful.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com
Pharrell’s Paris-to-India Odyssey: Louis Vuitton’s SS26 Menswear Show Is a Cultural Power Move in Couture’s New Era
“The Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection reflects a timely recalibration in global menswear—one that aligns with the return of structure, heritage, and restraint ushered in by the new U.S. administration. While Pharrell’s vision remains rooted in global storytelling and craftsmanship, there’s a noticeable shift toward softened tailoring, tonal refinement, and a more grounded elegance. It’s a nod to the new conservatism shaping American style—where quiet luxury and cultural fluency now speak louder than spectacle.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Paris Haute Couture Week FW25/26: A Season of Reinvention, Reverence, and Radical Beauty By Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com
“Couture Week in Paris is not just a showcase of fashion—it’s a celebration of the highest form of creative expression. It’s where artistry, heritage, and innovation converge to remind us that clothing can still be transcendent. In a world driven by speed, couture remains a testament to time, intention, and the human hand.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Inside the World’s Softest Secret: How Loro Piana Became the Quiet Powerhouse of Luxury Fashion
“Loro Piana has always stood for quiet sophistication and unparalleled craftsmanship, but what’s exciting about Autumn/Winter 2025 is how the brand is evolving its narrative—inviting us into a more intimate, artistic world. This season feels like a fresh chapter: the campaign’s setting, the painterly textures, and the effortless silhouettes all speak to a deeper emotional connection between the clothes and the life we aspire to live. It’s not just about luxury—it’s about legacy, artistry, and the elegance of restraint.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Menswear Instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
The Wedding Revolution Is Here: 7 Bold Predictions That Will Redefine “I Do” by 2035
Looking ahead, the future of weddings will be defined by personalization powered by technology. AI will streamline planning in ways we’ve never seen—curating everything from mood boards to guest lists—while style will shift toward expressive, non-traditional looks that reflect each couple’s unique identity. We’re entering an era where weddings are less about following rules and more about telling a story that feels deeply personal, stylish, and smart.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com
This New Luxury Golfwear Brand Is Redefining the Fairway—and It’s About to Take Over Your Summer Wardrobe
“Women’s golfwear is undergoing a long-overdue transformation—one that embraces both elevated style and responsible design. Today’s brands are proving that performance apparel can be as fashion-forward as it is sustainable, empowering women to express themselves on and off the course.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Why Gen Z Is Ditching Fast Fashion for $1,500 Jeans—and the Designer Leading the Charge
“We are witnessing a generational shift in fashion where sustainability is no longer a luxury—it’s a mandate. Gen Z is leading this charge with an unrelenting demand for transparency, ethics, and environmental responsibility. What excites me most is how designers like Gabriela Hearst are not just responding to this movement—they’re shaping it. Hearst’s visionary approach proves that sustainability and sophistication can coexist at the highest levels of design. She’s not following a trend—she’s setting the standard for what fashion must become.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor-in-Chief of StyleLujo.com and Instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)
The French Riviera in a Bottle? Inside the Glamorous Bergdorf Goodman Launch of Veronique Gabai’s Must-Have Summer Scent
Stepping into Bergdorf Goodman for the launch of Veronique Gabai’s Eau d’Azur felt like being transported to the sun-drenched shores of the French Riviera. The lower level of the iconic Fifth Avenue store was transformed into a luminous, fragrant escape, where guests sipped chilled rosé, mingled with fashion insiders, and were personally welcomed by Veronique herself. The new fragrance—a radiant blend of neroli, lavender, cardamom, and musk—embodies the breezy sensuality of the Côte d’Azur, while reflecting Gabai’s commitment to sustainability and emotional well-being. With her signature “perfume therapy” blends and a philosophy rooted in joy, balance, and self-expression, Veronique doesn’t just bottle scent—she captures feeling.
Metal, Mood, and Marie Colomb: Rabanne’s New Era Is Pure Gen Z Gold
“Gen Z doesn’t just buy fashion—they buy into values, identity, and narrative. What makes Rabanne’s strategy so effective is that it doesn’t try to decode Gen Z through data alone—it engages them through emotion, authenticity, and aesthetic clarity. The Winter 2026 campaign is a case study in how to build cultural relevance without pandering. By casting individuals who reflect the complexity and diversity of this generation, Rabanne isn’t just marketing to Gen Z—it’s inviting them into the brand’s evolving story. That’s not just smart branding—it’s future-proofing.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor, StyleLujo.com
