Royal College of Art graduate James Kelly has been named as the winner of Fashion Scout’s autumn/winter 2015 Merit Award. Kelly who graduated from the RCA in June 2014 took part in the London-based emerging designer platform’s graduate showcase in September and impressed the judges including Hilary Alexander with his statement pieces featuring alpaca mohair and ostrich feathers. Following in the footsteps of Eudon Choi, David Koma, Hermione De Paula, Georgia Hardinge and more recently Ph

Trendstop experts have compiled the most inspirational best-selling prints for the upcoming Spring/Summer season. Discover how leading designers are utilising new prints in our S/S16 Print & Embellishment Forecast, which consists of 20 must-have trends in specialised sections for All-Over Prints, Multi-Application and Stripes & Checks, together with the latest trend artwork by our leading artists. As part of Trendstop.com’s partnership with Fashion United, the Trendstop print trend exper

Returning for another season as the face of Sunglass Hut (check out her fall 2014 ads), Georgia May Jagger looks ready to ring in Christmas for this new campaign from the eyewear brand. Georgia May poses alongside Brazilian male model Marlon Teixeira in the colorful image where she is pictured holding mistletoe in front of a white tree and boxed gifts. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

The end of the year means looking back and forward, and I'd like to be the first to tell you: Next year, you're going to be wearing a lot of a warm berry red called Marsala. It's not some exciting fashion crystal ball that's clued me in but the lovely folks at Pantone. They're describing the color as "a naturally robust and earthy wine red" and you can totally start shopping it now—it's a perfect shade for winter. The color is about "confidence and stability" and "embodies the satisfying

Victoria’s Secret model Behati Prinsloo is taking over for another Angel (Karlie Kloss) for the spring-summer 2015 advertising campaign from Lancaster Paris. While you can see her in lingerie for the 2014 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, in these latest images from the French leather goods brand, Behati shows off a more conservative side but remains glamorous nonetheless. Photographed by Guy Aroch, Behati models the new silhouettes including a mini satchel and classic styles.

Luxury footwear label Kurt Geiger has its sights set on a more noble cause this holiday season with the launch of its 'No Christmas Window' campaign. Rather than splashing out on a high-end holiday window display this Christmas, the footwear retailer has decided to team up with charity Hope and Homes for Children and pledged to donate its festive holiday window funds to the charity, which aims to end the institutional care of children around the world. Hope and Homes for Children works a

Fresh off her recent Interview cover shoot, Madonna has been announced as the face of Versace’s spring-summer 2015 campaign. One half of Mert & Marcus, Mert Alas, shared a preview of the advertisements on his Instagram page a few hours ago. Although, Madonna has appeared in campaigns for the brand before in the 90s and 00s, this is her first photographed by Mert & Marcus. A preview of the layout also made an appearance on the New York Times. Source: Glamour.

Top models wearing gold wings and diamond-encrusted bras strutted the London catwalk on Tuesday in the first Victoria's Secret annual lingerie show to be held in the British capital. The event was billed as the US company's most expensive ever with a price tag of 20 million dollars (16 million euros), and featured some of the world's best-paid models including Brazil's Adriana Lima. Only the second time the show has been held outside the United States since 1995, the event began on a glam

Luxury outerwear and apparel brand Canada Goose is targeting the US market with the opening of its New York City office to house a dedicated sales team. The move is a reflection of the brand’s explosive growth in the US market, where revenues for the luxury brand have increased by more than 45 percent in the last year alone. The Canadian label has been gaining momentum in the US over the past five years, marked by the opening of its US headquarters in Denver in 2013, which serves the outdoor

Mulberry, the luxury accessories heritage label, is predicted to report a hefty loss later this week when the company publishes its first-half year results. Analysts at Barclays are forecasting a one million pound loss in the premium label's first half year results, a speedy decline from the 7.2 million pound pre-tax profit Mulberry posted for the same period last year, according to The Sunday Times. The prediction comes after the label posted three profit warnings earlier this year, fol