Jessica Burrell

From capacious doctor’s cases to puffy clutches, these new arrivals speak volumes about the wearer

The humble blazer is always ripe for reinvention – just ask the street style set

The cold-weather ally is the easiest way to step it up this winter – here are the best to shop now

The supermodel recently brought the sleek, low-slung bun to the Fashion Week front row – here’s how to get the look yourself

Like Daisy Edgar-Jones, this has been the year I have discovered the sartorial power of brown. Now, Pantone has named it the colour of 2025.

Embrace falling temperatures with ELLE's edit of the best duvet-like coats to wear all winter long.

Accessorising our accessories is our new fave hobby

All the comfort you need with none of the guilt.

It might be an accessory you associate with your grandmother or a member of the Royal family, but the brooch is making a comeback – and this time, the classic piece is entering a more playful, irreverent era.

From the coat that makes people shout praise down the street to an influencer’s most-liked look of the year, these outfits win compliments wherever they go – and we’ve got the intel on how to recreate the looks at home. Instant confidence boost incoming…

In June 1994, Princess Diana wore a black, off-the-shoulder gown designed by Christina Stambolian to a dinner at London's Serpentine Gallery. Wearing it on the same night that her then-husband admitted to infidelity on national television, Diana singlehandedly created a sartorial category that has lived in the collective consciousness ever since: revenge dressing.

From the horrifying revelations of the Gisèle Pelicot trial to Gregg Wallace’s “middle-class women of a certain age” line, 2024 was full of news that made us furious – but we don’t have to take it lying down.

The fashion industry has a unique knack for keeping us all on our toes, but the latest accessory making an unexpected comeback is adding new meaning to that universally acknowledged truth.

Let me take you back, for a moment, to the early 2000s. You’re on the way to meet some friends, wired headphones trailing triumphantly from your iPod mini and a pre-Recession spring in your step. Your top? Peplum. Your necklace? Statement. Your jeans? They might well be Topshop Jamies or Jonis, and they’re definitely skinny. Your feet? Oh, wait, you can no longer feel them – your jeans are too tight.

If there’s a better compliment than ‘you smell amazing’, we’re yet to hear it. And so we asked some of the chicest fragrance experts around to reveal their most-complimented perfume.