Style & Culture

Welcome to the Style & Culture section of This is Glamorous, where fashion meets artistry and lifestyle. Here, we celebrate the dynamic intersection of contemporary style, exploring the latest trends, timeless classics, and the cultural narratives that shape our wardrobes. From chic street style to elegant couture, our curated content highlights the influences of global fashion, innovative designers, and the beauty of individual expression.

Join us as we delve into the stories behind the garments, the passion of the creators, and the inspiration that fuels our love for all things stylish. Whether you’re seeking outfit inspiration, in-depth interviews, or insights into the ever-evolving world of fashion, you’ll find it all here. Embrace your inner glamour and explore the cultural richness that defines who we are through the lens of style.

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PinThe Edit: October Kitchen Essentials & More
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October Kitchen Essentials & More

The days are getting shorter and darker, and so to brighten up chilly autumn mornings, here are a few of our favourite October kitchen essentials, from the prettiest pink glass pitcher to always cheerful and elegant preserved topiaries, impossibly chic cane and lucite trays, golden flatware and gilded table lamps...
PinThe Beauty Edit: Transition to Fall
Beauty

Transition to Fall

With summer coming to a bittersweet end, I thought about rounding up the beauty products for the coming season that I keep seeing in every story, article, beauty editor’s desk. One of the best things about summer is that sun helps a lot for having colour and a healthy & no-make up visage with ease. But heureusement, a shimmering look can be easily achieved during the rainy days too.
PinThe Edit | Autumn Classics in Shades of White & Camel
Style & Culture

Autumn Classics in Shades of White & Camel

“You expected to be sad in the fall. Part of you died each year when the leaves fell from the trees and their branches were bare against the wind and the cold, wintery light. But you knew there would always be the spring, as you knew the river would flow again after it was frozen.”