The top trends of the spring/summer 2025 collections speak not to politics, but to the idea of soft power – of using fashion to influence, beguile, charm, seduce and bewitch. The season as a whole ...

They’re often built with sturdy canvas or denim which provide structure and a beautiful drape, and just the right thickness to keep you warm in the evenings. Whether it’s a chore coat or a ...

Like a button-down shirt, the blue denim jacket is one of those rare forever wardrobe staples that never truly disappears from the fashion cycle—it just evolves. Put another way, the classic ...

But the caddies at the Augusta National Golf Club during the week of the Masters Tournament are even more recognizable, with their gleaming white jumpsuits they are required to wear every moment ...

Fans can purchase customized versions of these Masters-themed caddie jumpsuits, including kids' sizes, from the PGA Tour Superstore. The Masters begins on Thursday, meaning the iconic all-white ...

Taylor Swift has broken records for selling the most vinyl records in the past decade, beating legendary David Bowie, Adele and ABBA. The singer, 35, has dominated the UK charts with her three ...

After she applied the product to her hair, Beyoncé passed the bottle off-screen to hand it off to Knowles, who looked chic in a denim jumpsuit cinched at the waist with a wide red belt.

That the Pistols ended up meeting Abba at an airport in Sweden was sheer coincidence, however. "We’d been drinking all day in Scandinavia because flights were cancelled but Sid couldn’t handle ...

I love this Oliver Bonas baby pink jumpsuit - it's denim, which makes the overall vibe a little more casual.

and what’s "in" is a matter of personal taste. So says Madison Rexroat, Elle accessories editor who oversees the denim market as part of her job. "To me, it feels like there are more styles ...

I get starstruck easily": Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt on the time he met ABBA's Agnetha Fältskog and had dinner with her "Open the dance floor, you’ll never get to do it again." Forget John Lydon's ...