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The Times
Skinny jeans are back – here’s how to wear them in 2025
If there’s one factor that can take an outfit from on-point to passé, it’s your cut of denim. So, as we begin a new fashion season, the pressing question is: which jeans should we be wearing now?
Rather ironically, a throwback look will give you all the updated style kudos you need. Believe it or not, skinnies are back.
The Times
Go on, stick your neck out (or not)
If you are anything like me I will imagine you are all too well aware of what gets in the way when it comes to the theoretically straightforward act of finding clothes that suit you. You probably think it’s something to do with the size of your bottom or the length of your legs, your lack of waist or your amplitude of bosom.
The Telegraph
Meet Anna Berkeley. She could just be the best £300 you ever spend
I’ve been intrigued by Anna Berkeley ever since fashion colleagues raved about her nononsense advice and precise instructions. You see Berkeley, who spent 23 years merchandising and buying for high street and designer brands, from Wallis to Prada, knows about outfit building.
The Telegraph
Can a styling service sort your party look?
I’ve been intrigued by Anna Berkeley ever since fashion colleagues raved about her nononsense advice and precise instructions. You see Berkeley, who spent 23 years merchandising and buying for high street and designer brands, from Wallis to Prada, knows about outfit building.
The Times
Goodbye, skinny trousers. Hello, Hepburn pants
If you’ve ever suspected that most fashion trends are exclusively for the very tall and very thin, I’m afraid the street-style set’s new favourite look will do little to persuade you otherwise. The vogue among the A-list and the Insta pack is for a style of high-waisted, wide-leg slacks known among fashion editors as “Hepburn trousers”, after their most famous wearer (Katharine, not Audrey).
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