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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PinRunway: Nina Ricci Autumn/Winter 2017 Ready-To-Wear, Paris
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Nina Ricci Autumn/Winter 2017 Ready-To-Wear, Paris

GUILLAUME HENRY is said to have been inspired by the American Wild West for the Nina Ricci Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear collection in Paris, siting the Ricci woman a traveler enamoured with the notion of the "urban cowboy". There were silver-tipped and pointed collars, bolo ties and shearling, but thankfully, these rodeo-style adornments were more of an aside to the expert layering of corduroy, leather and lace, the pale shades of dusky rose and daffodil, the shimmery cowl-neck day dresses and perfectly tailored blazers and belted coats ...
PinAround the World | Fashion News: Monthly Brief 09.03.17
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Fashion News: Monthly Brief 09.03.17

For the second instalment of this series, we’re looking at the fashion trends for 2017 as seen from the runways, from shocking PINK to the return of the 80’s, to fashion news, such as KATE MOSS’ 38th Vogue cover.
PinRunway: Lanvin Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear, Paris
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Runway: Lanvin Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear, Paris

The Lanvin Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear collection at the Hôtel de Ville in Paris is a study in “tender and strong femininity”, according to Bouchra Jarrar, artistic director of women’s wear at the house. For her second collection with Lanvin, Jarrar took things in a more dreamy and romantic direction, stating “It’s not a political act, but in the world we live in today, it’s important to give beauty and love.” Of course, the dresses were paired with flats and even boots, giving things a modern edge.