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Yahoo
8 hours ago
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Most flattering swimsuits for summer 2025: 6 International Klein Blue costumes to elevate your beach look
Let's lean into flattering ultramarine hues for beach trips this summer — Ralph Lauren's is the closest colour match to artist Yves Klein's signature colour. & Other Stories Textured swimsuit, £32, Next Cobalt blue ruched swimsuit, £36, COS Ribbed crossover-back swimsuit, £55, Instant Swim Karma one piece, £70, Lauren by Ralph Lauren Ruffle-trim one-piece, £119, Heidi Klein Electric blue U-bar halter-neck swimsuit, £265, Couture hats on, darlings After a flurry of menswear shows, it's couture time. Starting July 7, everyone fashion literate should keep an eye out for Demna's final collection for Balenciaga, before he heads to Gucci, and have an opinion on Glenn Martens' debut at Maison Margiela, where he fills outgoing head John Galliano's rather large Tabi boots. Ace your Wimbledon look Worried about what to wear to go head to head with Wimbledon fanatics Alexa Chung, Sienna Miller and Princess Kate? Whether you're in Ralph Lauren's box or not, it's an opportunity to get out the whites. And purples. Head here to see our full Wimbledon etiquette guide: the dos, don'ts and dress code. A jeweller with Style(s) Introducing Bleue Burnham, who'll be feeling flush after winning the £100,000 BFC/GQ Designer Fashion Fund. Not afraid of mixing gems, he counts Harry Styles as a fan. The star attended the celebration party at Soho Mews House. It's America's dream collab... US powerhouses Levi's and Nike have joined forces for a collectable collaboration. From denim Air Max 95s to a logo jacket and jeans co-ord, the campaign features hip-hop artist Larry June, WNBA player Paige Bueckers, NFL player Keon Coleman and designer Daniel Buezo. Available from July 10,
Fashion Network
13-06-2025
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- Fashion Network
BFC, GQ and Pandora name prizewinners, Bleue Burnham tops the list
Bleue Burnham is the winner of the 2025 British Fashion Council (BFC)/ GQ Designer Fashion Fund, a historic win as it's the first time the prize has gone to a jewellery label since its inception in 2013. Beating Clothsurgeon, Harri, Labrum London and Saul Nash, Burnham's seven-year-old brand will get a £100,000 cash prize and the designer will benefit from year-long business mentoring and pro-bono support, including legal services and systems support. The win comes after he was shortlisted for the past two years for his pieces that blend human culture with the natural world for a new twist on contemporary luxury. BFC CEO Laura Weir said: 'Bleue's vision is bold and tender in equal measure and offers a fresh perspective on what modern jewellery design can be... a powerful recognition of craft, expression, and pioneering creativity.' And Adam Baidawi, head of editorial content at British GQ, added: 'The brand's considered approach to design reflects the ethos we look to champion with this fund: distinct, modern, and sophisticated.' Meanwhile, Pandora and the BFC have also announced the winners of the inaugural Pandora x BFC Student Prize 2025, 'recognising exceptional emerging talent from across the BFC Colleges Council network'. Elizabeth Knight (Design pathway) and Jack Kaplan (Communications pathway) were named this year's winners, each receiving a £5,000 prize 'to support their creative journey'. The new prize offers a platform for Fashion Design and Communication students to respond to the theme of BE LOVE—Pandora's global brand campaign and call to action. The initiative invites students to 'challenge cultural norms and traditional representations of love, while embedding sustainability, craftsmanship, and community at the heart of their work'.
Fashion Network
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
BFC, GQ and Pandora name prizewinners, Bleue Burnham tops the list
Bleue Burnham is the winner of the 2025 British Fashion Council (BFC)/ GQ Designer Fashion Fund, a historic win as it's the first time the prize has gone to a jewellery label since its inception in 2013. Beating Clothsurgeon, Harri, Labrum London and Saul Nash, Burnham's seven-year-old brand will get a £100,000 cash prize and the designer will benefit from year-long business mentoring and pro-bono support, including legal services and systems support. The win comes after he was shortlisted for the past two years for his pieces that blend human culture with the natural world for a new twist on contemporary luxury. BFC CEO Laura Weir said: 'Bleue's vision is bold and tender in equal measure and offers a fresh perspective on what modern jewellery design can be... a powerful recognition of craft, expression, and pioneering creativity.' And Adam Baidawi, head of editorial content at British GQ, added: 'The brand's considered approach to design reflects the ethos we look to champion with this fund: distinct, modern, and sophisticated.' Meanwhile, Pandora and the BFC have also announced the winners of the inaugural Pandora x BFC Student Prize 2025, 'recognising exceptional emerging talent from across the BFC Colleges Council network'. Elizabeth Knight (Design pathway) and Jack Kaplan (Communications pathway) were named this year's winners, each receiving a £5,000 prize 'to support their creative journey'. The new prize offers a platform for Fashion Design and Communication students to respond to the theme of BE LOVE—Pandora's global brand campaign and call to action. The initiative invites students to 'challenge cultural norms and traditional representations of love, while embedding sustainability, craftsmanship, and community at the heart of their work'.
Fashion Network
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
BFC, GQ and Pandora name prizewinners, Bleue Burnham tops the list
Bleue Burnham is the winner of the 2025 British Fashion Council (BFC)/ GQ Designer Fashion Fund, a historic win as it's the first time the prize has gone to a jewellery label since its inception in 2013. Beating Clothsurgeon, Harri, Labrum London and Saul Nash, Burnham's seven-year-old brand will get a £100,000 cash prize and the designer will benefit from year-long business mentoring and pro-bono support, including legal services and systems support. The win comes after he was shortlisted for the past two years for his pieces that blend human culture with the natural world for a new twist on contemporary luxury. BFC CEO Laura Weir said: 'Bleue's vision is bold and tender in equal measure and offers a fresh perspective on what modern jewellery design can be... a powerful recognition of craft, expression, and pioneering creativity.' And Adam Baidawi, head of editorial content at British GQ, added: 'The brand's considered approach to design reflects the ethos we look to champion with this fund: distinct, modern, and sophisticated.' Meanwhile, Pandora and the BFC have also announced the winners of the inaugural Pandora x BFC Student Prize 2025, 'recognising exceptional emerging talent from across the BFC Colleges Council network'. Elizabeth Knight (Design pathway) and Jack Kaplan (Communications pathway) were named this year's winners, each receiving a £5,000 prize 'to support their creative journey'. The new prize offers a platform for Fashion Design and Communication students to respond to the theme of BE LOVE—Pandora's global brand campaign and call to action. The initiative invites students to 'challenge cultural norms and traditional representations of love, while embedding sustainability, craftsmanship, and community at the heart of their work'.
