Two weeks ago, the world’s most discerning eyes turned once again to Paris, where the Fall/Winter 2025–2026 Haute Couture shows unfolded with all the precision, poetry, and provocation that define this sacred corner of fashion. From July 7 to 10, the City of Light became a living atelier—its grand salons, palatial venues, and historic maisons…
Category: Style & Beauty
Inside the World’s Softest Secret: How Loro Piana Became the Quiet Powerhouse of Luxury Fashion
A Legacy Woven in Wool: The Origins of Loro Piana Loro Piana’s story begins in the early 1800s in Trivero, Italy, where the family began trading wool. In 1924, engineer Pietro Loro Piana officially founded Ing. Loro Piana & C. in Quarona, Piedmont. The company quickly became renowned for its technical precision and commitment to sourcing the…
The Wedding Revolution Is Here: 7 Bold Predictions That Will Redefine “I Do” by 2035
As Editor of StyleLujo.com, I’ve had a front-row seat to the ever-evolving world of fashion and lifestyle—but few industries are undergoing as profound a transformation as the wedding market. In recent years, we’ve seen a seismic shift in how couples approach their big day, and the changes on the horizon are even more dramatic. From…
This New Luxury Golfwear Brand Is Redefining the Fairway—and It’s About to Take Over Your Summer Wardrobe
For decades, women’s golf-wear remained rooted in tradition—defined by conservative cuts, uninspired palettes, and a lack of innovation. The sport may have evolved, but the apparel often lagged behind, offering little in the way of style, versatility, or individuality. Today, however, a new generation of women golfers is demanding more—more performance, more personality, and more…
Why Gen Z Is Ditching Fast Fashion for $1,500 Jeans—and the Designer Leading the Charge
The Rise of Sustainable Fashion: A Movement, Not a Moment Sustainable fashion is no longer a niche—it’s a cultural reckoning. From TikTok thrift hauls to climate-conscious capsule wardrobes, the fashion industry is being reshaped by a generation that demands more than just style. Gen Z, with their digital fluency and activist spirit, are pushing brands…
The French Riviera in a Bottle? Inside the Glamorous Bergdorf Goodman Launch of Veronique Gabai’s Must-Have Summer Scent
Stepping through the revolving doors of Bergdorf Goodman is like entering a sanctuary of timeless elegance. Located on Fifth Avenue, this legendary department store is synonymous with luxury, refinement, and exclusivity. On a recent evening, its lower level was transformed into a fragrant haven for the highly anticipated launch of Veronique Gabai’s newest fragrance, Eau…
Metal, Mood, and Marie Colomb: Rabanne’s New Era Is Pure Gen Z Gold
The Origins of Rabanne: A House Built on Rebellion Founded in 1966 by Spanish-born, French-raised designer Paco Rabanne, the house made its debut with a collection titled “12 Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials.” That title alone set the tone: Rabanne was never about playing it safe. Known for using unconventional materials like metal, plastic, and paper, the…
Montauk’s Hottest Summer Launch: JoJo Fletcher Brings the Heat to OFFSHORE’s Star-Studded Opening
Montauk: From Coastal Outpost to Global Summer Playground Once a quiet fishing village and sacred land of the Montaukett tribe, Montauk has transformed into a magnetic summer destination that draws surfers, artists, jet-setters, and dreamers from around the world. Known as “The End” for its perch at the easternmost tip of Long Island, Montauk pulses…
Brooklyn & Nicola’s London Love Story Just Got a Moncler Makeover — And It’s Everything
A Sophisticated Portrait of a London Love Affair There’s something magnetic about London in the fall — the crisp air, the golden light, the way the city seems to hum with history and possibility. And no one captures that energy quite like Moncler. For Pre-Fall 2025, the brand returns with a campaign that’s less about…
Summer Unlocked: The Ultimate 2025 Fashion and Lifestyle Guide
Memorial Day in the United States, observed on the last Monday of May, is more than just a three-day weekend—it’s a time of remembrance and reflection. Established after the Civil War in 1868 as “Decoration Day,” it was officially proclaimed by General John A. Logan to honor the fallen soldiers who fought for our nation’s…
