Written by: Lucy Dover ( @lucy_dover_ ) London Fashion Week isn’t defined by one venue, one schedule or one tier of designer. This season, the strongest ideas came from a mix of established names and emerging labels, many led by BIPOC and queer creatives. Across the runways and presentations, these shows treated clothing as something lived in and tied to identity and community. Belsize25 Featured on Flair Fashion’s platform, Belsize25 showcased a collection full of high glamour and...

Written by: Lucy Dover ( @lucy_dover_ ) Valentine’s Day beauty always seems to fall into two extremes. Either a full glam routine that takes two hours, or the “no makeup makeup” that somehow still requires twelve products. Realistically, most of us want something in the middle. You want your skin to look good up close, your makeup to last through dinner, drinks and late trains home, and ideally nothing melting off the second a restaurant gets warm or the night becomes a little more…...

Written by: Lucy Dover ( @lucy_dover_ ) In 2025 fun trends dominated the fashion industry: from labubus to polkadots, 2025 was a rollercoaster. But it is now 2026 so let’s look ahead and towards some of our favourite BIPOC stylists and fashion content creators to see what 2026 fashion trends are taking shape. Plaid When looking forward in fashion, it is often best to look back ten to fifteen years. In 2016, plaid flannels were everywhere, worn by YouTubers and celebrities alike and cemented...