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The Savannah College of Art and Design ( SCAD ) stands apart from its peers thanks to its extensive hands-on training: Its film majors explore an 11-acre backlot, aspiring actors enjoy an on-site casting office and now, its fashion design students can sell their one-of-a-kind garments in a luxury boutique. Located at 318 E Liberty St. in downtown Savannah, GA, Bazaar by ShopSCAD opened its doors in March to showcase student, faculty and alumni creations while simultaneously preparing its collegiate designers for the realities of the retail landscape. To Bazaar Director and Manager Ash Williams, the off-campus boutique functions as "a trading post of sorts for the school of fashion." "Students learn about design, branding and consumer behavior in the classroom, and Bazaar gives them a real-world environment to see those lessons play out," she expands. "When a customer picks up your product, examines it and decides to buy it, [it] allows a kind of feedback n...

HQ:  Melbourne, Australia Founder:  Monica Upton Social: Instagram Category: Accessories E-comm: us.shopvestirsi.com Price Range:  $240 - $700 Hero Product: Bella Bag ($459) Stockists: David Jones, The Iconic and boutiques across Australia and New Zealand PR Representation: Infinity Creative Agency (ICA) How to get in touch: hello@shopvestirsi.com Origin Story Vestirsi was founded in 2019 by Monica Upton following a simple but persistent frustration: the inability to find a beautifully made, Italian leather handbag that felt both elevated and attainable. With a background in luxury retail and public relations, Upton understood the importance of craftsmanship and design — but also recognized a gap in the market for pieces that balanced quality with accessibility. Drawing on her Italian heritage, she traveled through Italy to source skilled artisans and suppliers, ultimately creating her own solution. Founded in Melbourne, Vestirsi was built on the idea that modern luxury should...

This year's Met Gala dress code, "Fashion Is Art," left guests and designers with a lot of room for interpretation. As a result, the best looks on the red carpet were those that took advantage of that opportunity with maximum creativity and clever nods to famous artworks (and, sometimes, nipples ). Sabrina Carpenter wore a Dior dress made from actual film strips; Rihanna evoked medieval architecture in Maison Margiela ; Emma Chamberlain turned heads with a long watercolor train by Mugler ; Hunter Schafer embodied Gustav Klimt’s "Mäda Primavesi" in Prada ; and Heidi Klum committed to the bit by transforming herself into a marble statue. And yes, as always, some guests just wore very, very pretty dresses, and there's nothing inherently wrong with that, especially when you're Zoe Kravitz. See all the best looks from the 2026 Met Gala below. Sabrina Carpenter in Dior at the 2026 ...

HQ:  Miami, FL Founder:  Hye Young Kim Social: Instagram Category: Skin care E-comm: oliviaumma.com Price Range:  $15-$68 Hero Products: Milky Resurfacing + Brightening Toner Pads ($48), Cashmere Whip Clarifying Cleanser ($29) Stockists: Sephora , Anthropologie , Revolve , Shopbop PR Representation: Innovative PR How to get in touch: Contact form Origin Story The name Oliviaumma, meaning "Olivia's mom" in Korean, reflects the brand's foundation in care, connection and continuity. Hye Young Kim created the brand as she became more intentional about maintaining healthy, youthful skin while encouraging mindful skin-care habits for her daughter from an early age. Today, that mother-daughter relationship continues to inspire the brand's philosophy: skin care as a shared ritual across generations, effective, enjoyable and designed to be a trusted, lasting part of everyday self-care. * This article was originally published here

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. The Costume Institute Is Easing its Reliance on the Met Gala Since 2016, the Costume Institute has slowly been building an endowment fund. By 2030, the museum will have saved enough to support itself without relying on the Met Gala . The move comes after the museum decided it needed to find a permanent solution to be entirely self-sufficient. The endowment fund also serves as a safety net if the museum were to face unexpected economic disasters, like a global pandemic or a major recession. { The New York Times /paywalled} 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Faces Boycott in Asia A handful of Asian countries, including China, Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong, are calling for the boycott of "The Devil Wears Prada 2," due to a controversial representation of an Asian character. Jin Chao (played by Helen J. Shen) serves as Andy Sachs' (Anne Hathaway) assistant, and Asian viewers accuse the film of reinforcing offen...

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Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. Each month, Fashionista editors try a *lot* of  beauty products . And while not every formula we test is a winner, we’re constantly unearthing new favorites. Here, we’ve rounded up our  latest hair, skin, fragrance, wellness and makeup discoveries  — whether fresh-to-market drops or merely recent additions to our personal routines. With spring now fully upon us, team Fashionista is lightening and brightening up our beauty routines. Mineral sunscreens caught our eye this month, as well as hydrating serums to combat our fluctuating weather-dehydrated skin. We also leveled up our lip game via moisturizing overnight treatments and precise liners. Below, see (and shop!) all of our editors' favorite beauty discoveries from April. Canopy Bedside Air Purifier, $164-$199,...

Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. From Coachella to Met Gala prep, team Fashionista had a lot going on this month. But trust, that hasn't stopped us from indulging in some much-needed shopping. NYC's indecisive weather has us confused about whether to dress for cold or warm temperatures. Our solution? Dress for both: This month, we found lightweight coats, a cotton blouse and eye-catching midi skirts. We're also amping up our accessories game with French girl-coded hair pins, music festival-worth jewelry and sleek sunglasses. Ahead, see (and shop!) all our favorite April fashion discoveries. Old Navy High-Waisted Linen-Blend Straight Ankle Pants, $40 $20, available here : "If you too tend to avoid 'hard pants' at all costs, I can't recommend a good pair of linen pants ...