#brand: khaite

[margaretcruzemark]

Khaite

[melancholicstation]

HUSBAND JACK SCHLOSSBERG HEADCANONS 𓍼 𓇢𓆸

taglist: @remotewatch @bloxholden35 @kennediva @h-l-vlovesvintage @absurdlyvintage @chemicalw0rld @fortheloveofjos @kimcrystal123 @astro-vibes-bro @tsloverr-13

might make this into a couple of one-shots??

imagining WIFE!READER as an orion carloto type, who balances modelling and writing, and makes tiktoks in the same vain of alanabananaxox on tiktok (she's been my no.1 tiktoker since 2021) and sotce.

met wife!reader at a runway after party of an up and coming new york indie brand ( sandy liang, khaite, bode etc. )

proposes to you with the blythe doll you had been obsessing over, dressed in a wedding dress and hand-customised by a popular etsy dealer with quite a high rate like this girl on tt

encouraged by jack to do a ‘what’s in my ( miu miu joie leather ) bag’ video on tiktok to help campaign for kamala akin to this video of anne hathaway but with a different vibe.

jack is ultimate embarrassing hard launcher bofy, leaving in all his girlfriends giggles that come from his chaotic antics when filming his videos.

wife!reader loves to slather jack’s face in biologique recherche’s “masque vivant”, he complains that it smells like rotting meat😹😹😹😹😹.

jack would be always on that damn phone during your runway shows, recording each time you pass him by in the catwalk.

would be the absolute opposite of marriage-shy.

unpopular opinion this man would be asking about marriage, a solid 3 months in ( jfk and jackie married in a YEAR )

fucks UP a rotisserie chicken.

forwards you his tweets before and asks if they’re good enough to post.

smells like aesop musk and of herbal deodorant.

wife!reader buys rick owen’s black and white t-shirts and slacks for jack, and jack’s absolutely baffled when he learns the price tag.

love language is buying wife!reader drinks whenever and wherever they are: hot chocolate in central park, home-delivers you a sab benedetto sparkling water because he had a meeting at cipriani downtown, and always orders a polo bar punch for you prior to your arrival to your shared weekly dinner date at the polo bar on 55th st.

instigates a24 marathons on friday nights, much to the dismay of your prior night plans ( you are more of a criterion collection girl and have held a subscription since you were a freshman in college )

( clumsily ) slips lana del rey lyrics into sexting and dirty talk.

husband!jack and wife!reader texts go like this:

jack is horrific at low impact pilates, he needs to be near a body of water.

he wears your prized doublesoul x orion caroloto ‘lamb’ socks around your woodfloored high-rise despite your varied attempts at hiding them from him.

constantly frets over you during society galas, which is quite convenient due to your tempered social anxiety and your forgetful memory of high society etiquette.

immediately brings you to meet the family, for which you were completely unprepared for ( i’m imagining something reminder of that one story of meghan markle meeting princess kate middleton in ripped jeans and bare feet )

jack loves to wear your 100% cotton brandy melville pointelle tanks despite them being comically tiny for his frame.

would have an innocence kink.

he gets intensely flushed when called his proper full name: john bouvier kennedy schlossberg, wife!reader abuses this to the HIGHEST degree!!!

the first time he entered you apartment he was constantly paranoid of breaking anything because your house was littered with ceramics from brooklyn under-ground designers and clay lamb figurines.

he NEEDS his beauty Zzzzzzz or else.

plays with your very expensive westman atelier blushes like a toddler.

sickly devoted to you.

you both want to adopt a lamb despite living in a HIGH-RISE apartment.

sends pics captioned with anaïs nin lewd quotes.

he would think whole foods was stupidly over priced but would purchase his groceries there in spite of his opinions.

has hyperfixations on old-hollywood women which causes you to be snippy at him for exactly 2-3 hours ex. jack’s current hyper fixation on audrey hepburn being his doppelgänger.

wife!reader definitely participated in that egg cracking trend where girls would crack an egg on their boyfriends head.

would love caring for your hair and doing your curly girl hair routine if you had one.

wife!reader does small yet viral shoots for brands like mirror palais, the row, and loewe.

manhandles you ( lovingly ) without even trying.

mans is a chronic diptyque candle lighter.

loves to be coddled and cradled as a grown man…

plays with your van cleef stack before stage when he’s nervous about his speech landing correctly

uses his family connections to get his girl courted by the high-ticket fashion brands: schiaparelli, chanel, dior, yves saint laurent etc.

[serpentface]

Brakul participating in the khaitwrestling tournament in the city of Wardin’s annual games. He is grappling with his beloathed rival, a Titen youth with a cooler beard named Gijo Sihgawe.

Brakul is using a technique where he attempts to gain a solid hold of his opponent's body and will then spur his khait into a run, using the animal’s momentum to drag the opponent off his mount. This can be a risky endeavor (as one attempting this maneuver might be wrenched off their OWN khait if their foe has a stronger grip) but is considered rather impressive and crowd pleasing when performed successfully. 

Khait wrestling is a sport that was brought to broader Imperial Wardi culture via the Hill Tribes, and is very popular in the west and south of the region. The Wardi brand of khait wrestling is similar in basic form and structure to its progenitor traditions, but has developed into its own unique variant. The goal of the sport is to force the other rider to dismount (via pulling or shoving them off) and to lead both khait out of the ring.

Wardi khait wrestling is performed in a wide, circular ring. Combatants begin with their khait standing parallel, and attempt to shove or pull opponents off of their mount. Fighting halts if the riders step out of the ring, and both must reposition themselves at the center before the match can resume.

Combatants are only permitted to fight via grappling. Punches, kicks, intentional twisting of extremities, attacks with the spur, jabs at the eyes, intentional trampling, etc are prohibited (and called by referees. Their calls can be incredibly controversial). Notably, the pulling of hair is generally Not outright prohibited, so longhaired riders usually wear their hair tight to the scalp or under a cap, and many devoted wrestlers keep their heads shaved. 

A match ends when one combatant has forced their opponent to the ground AND successfully leads their khait out of the ring while remaining mounted. If a dismounted rider manages to regain control of their khait before it is led away, the match continues. Bouts between equally matched opponents can be very lengthy. Official competitions held in annual games tend to have time limits, at which point the match is scored by referees based on a point system (usually tallying number of falls and scoring points per certain types of grapples).

Khait wrestling requires strong, calm, well trained and exceptionally even-tempered khait that can remain unpanicked as their riders fight atop them. Most are mares or geldings, though occasional intact bulls with particularly gentle temperaments make appearances. Hornless or blunt-horned khait are preferred (some local games only accept hornless) as even the most placid khait's horns can become dangerous to their wrestling riders. A khait that intentionally injures another rider or khait (through biting or kicking) will be banned from official events, and often become fodder for sacrifice (khait are rare as animal sacrifices, and also considered among the best for the same reason- their high value).

Saddles are made especially for this sport, and are designed specifically to Not provide significant security to the rider (they are flat and lack stirrups), making riders entirely reliant on strength and balance. Riders wear loose trousers (quite uncommon in the region, where robes or skirts are generally worn), belted at the waist to avoid being yanked off during a bout. They wear high laced riding boots with small spurs.

This and other mounted events are usually accessible only to wealthy athletes (or athletes with wealthy sponsors), as there is a significant cost barrier to khait ownership to begin with in the cities, and animals suitable for this sport are particularly expensive. These matches are functionally a showcase of wealth and power for their participants. Though riders must wear simple clothing and are provided basic saddles, their mounts may be lavishly groomed and ornamented. The costuming shown here is actually on the less ostentatious end of the spectrum for a typical city tournament.

Additional notes:

Brakul's khait here is one of his favorites (he has twelve), a huge, shaggy mare named Emense, a Wardi word that translates close to 'beloved'.

Brakul has participated in nine of Wardin's annual games, and placed first in khait wrestling three times. He enjoys modest local fame for this and has used most of his winnings to buy more khait and khait accessories.

Goji is a relative newcomer and won first in the last two annual tournaments. This drawing depicts moments before his second win, where Brakul does, in fact, fail at his awesome maneuver and get wrenched off his khait.

Goji rides an intact bull, a relative rarity. He is an exceptionally placid and gentle creature, named 'Moose' after a strange and exotic beast from the north.

Khait wrestling among the Hill Tribes has dozens of local variants, but commonalities that distinguish these from the adopted Wardi tradition is that the goal is specifically to knock off the other rider AND mount their khait AND THEN lead both from the ring, and that it's done with actual saddles.

[andreablog2]

I wonder if Taylor swift could have an arc as a fashion girly. She could be doing like rodarte, khaite, ghesquiere…not too Hailey Wollens adjacent. But not afraid to reference. Something abt her ethos is so anti fashion that her randomly getting into good clothes would be both unexpected and fit really well. Esp if she embraced her “stuck in 2014” vibe in a chic way. That’s come around already bc that’s literally 11 years ago. Even just pairing old Balenciaga with an ugly cat shirt. I like what people are doing w Addison Rae and think Taylor could cook up some Anna Della Russo energy and really lean into the cooky promiscuous spinster cat lady vibe. Need her to dump Travis and make an album with this sort of branding but with soft grunge revival elements. But the album sounding like aluna George /crystal castles. A Kendrick feature would make soooo much more sense that way. It even another song with ice spice tbh.

[sgiandubh]

Bigotry

C: wears $840.00 Khaite NY Lorimer leather pumps at the launch of Manzi's Soho.

Mordor: Beautiful! Wonderful! Lovely! Adorable!

S: wears $230.00 Stone Island Tshirt for an IG story from Nevis.

Mordor: Boo! Crook! Go away! You're a joke! You should donate that money, not spend it on rags!

Ahem. You do realize 99% of what they wear on promo (including social media) are freebies from the brands, right?

Also, while we are at it, let's talk a bit about the #ad hashtag, when it comes to the Nevis Four Seasons Resort. This is product placement all the way, and it's been around since at least the Fifties. Instagram is nothing but its last playground:

With a contract to boot and rather strict rules and procedures:

[source, heh: https://trendhero.io/blog/product-placement/]

I thought I was clear enough when I posted about S the Influencer (still something to do, in lieu of 0 projects due to Excruciating Strike). It would seem I wasn't and since it clearly did not fit a certain agenda, it went under the radar.

So you still think there's anything spontaneously non-lucrative about what he showed us from Nevis? Heh. Also, you still think he's still there or that it was not a series of latergrams, carefully vetted with FS Nevis' Marketing and Sales Department prior to publication?

Judging by the resort's comments under yesterday's shirtless post, everybody is happy with the result.

Oh, well. I can't argue with stupid bigotry, really.

[sussex-newswire]

"On Thursday, Nov. 14, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, was snapped attending the Highbrow Hippie launch party at the Gjelina restaurant in Venice, California. Celebrating her close friend and hair colorist Kadi Lee’s new Haircare and Wellness range (of which Meghan is one of the lead investors), she posed for photos with Lee and her longtime hairstylist Serge Normant, who styled Meghan’s hair for her 2018 wedding to Prince Harry.

"'I am so proud to invest in [Kadi] as a friend and as a female founder,' Meghan told InStyle of her investment in Highbrow Hippie: 'Kadi has a mastery of hair health, and her Highbrow Hippie collection is a perfect reflection of that.'

"Meghan sported a black strapless top and pants from Khaite for the event. The classic look included shoes from one of her go-to brands, Aquazurra, and a pendant necklace from Logan Hollowell to compliment her sweetheart neckline. The Duchess completed her ensemble with a pair of gold, round earrings, while her hair was styled in soft curls, parted in the middle.

"In videos shared to Lee's Instagram Stories after the event, Meghan was seen singing and dancing along to a gospel choir performance.

"'She was in a joyful mood,' a source tells PEOPLE. 'She was dancing and celebrating with her friends.'"

[anonymoushouseplantfan]

Last Invictus she wore Brandon Maxwell, Ralph Lauren, Khaite, Veronica Beard, Valentino and Celine with tons of Cartier jewellery. I can't wait to see who she's going to wear this year since she dropped even from the American high fashion level.

She's either digging deep into the pockets for new Valentino or Celine, since she probably won't show up anywhere in Dior again, or the mid range American (specifically Californian) brands since they are seemingly the only ones willing to pay her for exposure.

She can still get freebies and discounts of the higher level brands.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Sorry, but I think Scandinavians take wayyy too much credit for contemporary minimalist fashion. I'm not saying they didn't have an influence, but if I remember right (I was there and I was a follower back in the early 2010s) Scandinavian minimalism was never sophisticated or elegant, it was very laid-back, casual, and extremely relaxed, always accompanied by sneakers. Contemporary minimalism owes a lot of its attributes to brands from all over the Western world, including U.S. with Peter Do, The Row, and Khaite, (especially) Australia with Christopher Esber and Dion Lee amongst many others for over a decade, Eastern Europe with brands like Nanushka, Magda Butrym, Materiel Tbilisi, and Bevza, France with Jacquemus and Céline, Germany with Jil Sander's quiet elegance, and there are many others I'm missing. Scandinavian brands like Toteme and By Marlene Birger came later. There aren't even many significant Scandinavian labels other than Acne Studios. Very much like modernism, minimalism is an International Style and claiming ownership just shows chauvinism to a certain degree.

PS: Can't forget the avant-garde bunch like Margiela, Rick Owens, Ann Demeulemeester (the Antwerp Six in general), and 90s redux brands like Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, etc.

[margaretcruzemark]

KHAITE X OLIVER PEOPLES FALL-WINTER 2023

[serpentface]

so Brakul is bad at kickboxing, huh? does he still have to do it or is that all in the past?

Yeah he got better in his early 20s but 'getting better' means 'not getting absolutely trashed and winning MAYBE 5/20 matches per tournament' (when the qualifier for 'being skilled' is hitting 10). Being good at that form of kickboxing requires a degree of grace that he does not possess. He immigrated to Wardin (city-state) at 24 years old and has no means of participating in this specific tradition. His leaving home is a source of great melancholy, but at least he's not getting Owned at sports on a yearly basis.

The average Imperial Wardi citizen is aware that the 'Hill Tribes' exist but common '''knowledge''' of these peoples is summarized as "they're heathens who worship rocks???", "they're cattle raiders", "they're raiders in general, probably" "they're big on combat sports". The latter of which is a source of fascination, as Imperial Wardi culture at large shares an interest in combat sports, and most city-states host annual sporting events. So Brakul does occasionally show off the techniques to interested compatriots, while heavily downplaying the fact that he was not very good at it.

The one major cultural export from the collective Hill Tribes to broader imperial Wardin is khait wrestling, which is popular in the western and southern parts of the empire and has developed into its own brand of the sport. This is something Brakul is actually GOOD at and enjoys participating in. He's entered Wardin (the city-state)'s annual games 6 times and placed first twice (also placed third once in traditional wrestling), and has a modest degree of local fame for it.

I got a WIP sketch of Wardi brand khait wrestling here

[andreablog2]

I love Gweneth Paltrow so much she’s my Martha Stewart. I don’t care how bad of a role model she is or how many people she scams w her elixirs and khaite cardigans or whatever. Her brand of luxury just makes sense to me and should have become the default. Something shifted when the wealthy skinny women in tract houses started getting into aviator nation though. Whole Foods isn’t even pretending to be healthy anymore and doesn’t feel that exclusive.

[dressliketaylorhill]

taylor_hill via Instagram (photoset) | December 15, 2023

Brand: Valentino

Item: Vlogo Signature Calfskin Loafer

Availability Status: $1,090 on the Valentino U.S. website

Also worn with: Khaite Vest, Reformation Sweater, Isabel Marant Skirt, Chanel Handbag

♡ please credit me! ♡

[jssc007]

Brands I found on TikTok

Aje World

Ghost London

Esse

Khaite

Sir the Label

Deiji Studios

Simkhai

[cleverhottubmiracle]

The Insider Edit is the agenda-setting, Club-exclusive monthly shoppable guide highlighting what’s on the rise right now. For this edit, we asked you—along with Vogue’s top editors—to tell us what you want to wear fresh off the Fall/Winter ‘25 runways. From homages to seasons of yore to startling new silhouettes: These are some of the sure-fire ways of turning heads this season.Yana Echko, Vogue Club MemberYana EchkoThe season is all about embracing a mix of timeless elegance and modern flair. I'm excited to play with these trends and create some truly stunning looks!Emerging colors include rich chocolate, caramel browns, and cool, almost-charcoal, greys—versatile hues that offer endless styling possibilities.I'm drawn to how designers like Frederick Anderson, Jonathan Simkhai, and the brand L'Agence incorporate burgundy into luxurious textures (I love the look of a burgundy pantsuit or a leather strapless dress)—and a dark chocolate-colored maxi shearling trench, like the one Khaite showcased, is at the top of my wishlist.SimkhaiCarrington Bustier Lambskin GownJasmine Dawes, Vogue Club MemberBrightly colored jackets are a must! They add a delightful twist to any outfit—while keeping you warm. I love the Anna Sui ones this season!Anna SuiArcadia Blossom Quilted Satin Boudoir CoatLaura Armurugam, Vogue Club MemberI’ve felt inspired by Coach to wear more flowy looks—such as look 13 from its show. I’m drawn to the contrast of the pink pastel dress and the light grey glen plaid trousers, and I love the whimsical detailing of the accessories paired with it. I hope to bring all of that flowy, edgy, chic energy into my closet soon!Cortne Bonilla, Senior Shopping Writer, VogueI’d like to embrace some of Fforme and Toga’s undone, playful sense of minimalism into my rotation—twisted blazers, rebellious ties, fringe and crinkled silk.Nataliya Grimberg, Vogue Club MemberWith the way fashion is blending art with future tech right now, it's like we're living in this perfect moment where Salvador Dalí meets Steve Jobs—and I'm here for all of it.It’s the 100th anniversary of surrealism, and I'm absolutely living for how designers are playing with our perceptions, especially with these incredible trompe l'oeil pieces that mess with your mind in the best way possible.That D&G stiletto with the rose? Pure genius. The way they've made it look like you're literally wearing a blooming flower on your feet is everything. And don't even get me started on Balmain, PH5, or Jean Paul Gaultier's body illusion dresses—it's exactly the kind of fashion magic my wardrobe is craving.Dolce & GabbanaKeira Rose appliquéd satin sandalsSusana Solari, Vogue Club MemberAnimal fever is everywhere this season: From extravagant outerwear that commands attention to subtle yet striking details on bags and boots, this trend is all about confidence and playfulness in equal measure. Whether it’s leopard, shearling, fur, or something more exotic, 2025 fashion seems to be all about marking your territory.Jean Paul GaultierBody Morphing Layered Draped Tulle Midi DressKiana Murden, Senior Beauty Commerce Writer, VogueProcessed with VSCO with rs presetKiana MurdenI'm not really one to play with color and prints much (aside from a snake-printed accessory); instead, I'm looking more to texture and silhouette. Khaite serves up endless inspiration on this front—I'll be taking cues from the deconstructed fabrics, exaggerated sleeves, and pops of leather from its latest collection to carry me through winter.Tiana Marcano, Vogue Club MemberOversized turtleneck collars, leather utilitarian jackets, and simple yet seductive dresses like the ones seen at Fleur du Mal—like their lace Pointelle Racer—strike the perfect balance between seduction and edge. For a lot of my life I’ve also been into the edgy and utilitarian kind of pieces that I’ve seen from Proenza Schouler, such as the Arlo Jacket in Suede Shearling and the Norah Top in Silk Viscose Knit, which I do plan on either buying or recreating in my own version.Emilyn Teh, Vogue Club MemberI am most excited to recreate the tailoring-with-a-twist trend seen at Thom Browne, LUAR, and Calvin Klein.MuglerBlack Sculptural Long JacketMichelle Mura, Vogue Club MemberChristopher John Rogers Fall 2025 As someone born in Zimbabwe, the vibrant pieces by Christopher John Rogers especially resonate with me—they remind me of the rich colors and warmth of my homeland. I appreciate how fashion can evoke memories and emotions while celebrating culture through design.Allison Kriz, Vogue Club MemberBottega Veneta, Fall 2025 Butter yellow was a standout shade on the runways this season, offering a fresh and unexpected take on neutrals. Seen in collections by Bottega Veneta, Dior, Zimmerman, and others, this soft, creamy hue brought a sense of warmth and quiet luxury to everything from structured tailoring to romantic, flowing silhouettes. Unlike traditional beiges and whites, butter yellow adds a subtle pop of color while remaining effortlessly versatile—pairing just as seamlessly with rich earth tones as it does with crisp monochromes. It’s the perfect way to brighten up a winter wardrobe without straying too far from classic, wearable tone.SimkhaiClove Embellished Mini DressCiarra Lorren Zatorski, Fashion Editor, VogueIf ever in need of fashion inspiration, Khaite never ceases to fail me, and this season was no different. Best in show? The glossy leather bomber jackets—one tanned in a rich merlot and the other an inky black. Needless to say: The hunt is on!Hannah Monaghan, Digital Art Editor, Vogue ClubCarolina Herrera Fall 2025 For me, an unexpected love from the Fall runways were the 3D floral motifs at Carolina Herrera. Most striking was the single large flower that blossomed at the waistband of the sleek black pants that opened the show, along with the rose-adorned bag from look three. To recreate this look (on a more subtle level, to match my everyday wardrobe), I have gravitated to pieces from Aoife Mullane, an Irish designer who creates stunning accessories inspired by the seaside in Wicklow where she grew up—particularly the rose-detailed claw clip, the red oversized scrunchie (which looks like a flower when tied around your hair), and the cloud dream bag, all of which have the feel of a bud blooming for spring.Karen Armstrong, Vogue Club MemberThis season, I've fallen for the menagerie of chic coats on the runways! From statement pieces at Brandon Maxwell and Ulla Johnson to wrap and scarf coats at Altuzarra and Calvin Klein, It-girls on and off the runway are layering textures, with coats the cherry on top! (Club’s own Julia Hobbs in her iconic Alexander McQueen coat comes to mind!) I recently purchased an oversized Valentino scarf coat that I have been styling from day to night, and it's become a favorite investment piece in my closet.Matthias Limmer, Vogue Club MemberMatthias Limmer, copyright Vanessa Thiel Why choose between looking sharp and feeling effortlessly cool when you can have both? Suit jackets are my ultimate takeaway from the latest runways—because nothing says I’ve got my life together quite like a perfectly tailored blazer (even if I’m just wearing it over a hoodie). Whether oversized for that borrowed-from-the-boys energy or sleek and structured, it’s the easiest way to turn any outfit into a statement. Consider this my official commitment to dressing like a CEO—without the early meetings.Kira Kyz, Vogue Club MemberSchiaparelli Spring 2025 Couture I’m most excited about sculptural silhouettes, bold prints, and refined tailoring, with Schiaparelli and Khaite as my standout inspirations. Schiaparelli’s Icarus couture dress, with its mesmerizing gold pleating and structured form, is a perfect example of fashion as art—dramatic yet wearable. I love how it plays with volume and texture, and I plan to incorporate this aesthetic into my wardrobe through structured outerwear, pleated details, and statement eveningwear.The Vogue Club team loved all of your submissions! If yours wasn’t included in this Insider Edit, we encourage you to submit for next month's round. See you then! Source link

[styleofxcx]

OUT AND ABOUT IN BRAND NEW BALENCIAGA'S BRAND AMBASSADOR FANCLUB SERIES

After her Melbourne show, Charli went out with singer Daine and wore two pieces straight from Balenciaga's new fanclub t-shirt series!

A stylish basic, Charli wore this unreleased Balenciaga blue logo zip-up distressed hoodie in white, from the brand’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection (Look 51).

©️ Henry Redcliffe

From the brand new Brand Ambassador Fanclub Series, Charli also wore the Balenciaga "Nicole" dirty white cotton boxy t-shirt (also part of the Look 51 from their Pre-Fall 2025 collection).

Balenciaga "Nicole" oversized t-shirt ($825.00)

Also seen on Charli’s TikTok from a couple weeks ago, she wears what I believe to be these Acne Studios "2023" super baggy fit jeans in mid blue non-stretch denim, detailed with fading and smudging throughout.

Acne Studios "2023" smudge baggy fit jeans ($800.00)

As seen with another look that week, Charli carried this Khaite "Elena" mud brown suede zip-top silhouette box bag, which features gleaming stud discs all over.

Khaite "Elena" brown suede box bag ($3,100.00)

[norajworld]

The Insider Edit is the agenda-setting, Club-exclusive monthly shoppable guide highlighting what’s on the rise right now. For this edit, we asked you—along with Vogue’s top editors—to tell us what you want to wear fresh off the Fall/Winter ‘25 runways. From homages to seasons of yore to startling new silhouettes: These are some of the sure-fire ways of turning heads this season.Yana Echko, Vogue Club MemberYana EchkoThe season is all about embracing a mix of timeless elegance and modern flair. I'm excited to play with these trends and create some truly stunning looks!Emerging colors include rich chocolate, caramel browns, and cool, almost-charcoal, greys—versatile hues that offer endless styling possibilities.I'm drawn to how designers like Frederick Anderson, Jonathan Simkhai, and the brand L'Agence incorporate burgundy into luxurious textures (I love the look of a burgundy pantsuit or a leather strapless dress)—and a dark chocolate-colored maxi shearling trench, like the one Khaite showcased, is at the top of my wishlist.SimkhaiCarrington Bustier Lambskin GownJasmine Dawes, Vogue Club MemberBrightly colored jackets are a must! They add a delightful twist to any outfit—while keeping you warm. I love the Anna Sui ones this season!Anna SuiArcadia Blossom Quilted Satin Boudoir CoatLaura Armurugam, Vogue Club MemberI’ve felt inspired by Coach to wear more flowy looks—such as look 13 from its show. I’m drawn to the contrast of the pink pastel dress and the light grey glen plaid trousers, and I love the whimsical detailing of the accessories paired with it. I hope to bring all of that flowy, edgy, chic energy into my closet soon!Cortne Bonilla, Senior Shopping Writer, VogueI’d like to embrace some of Fforme and Toga’s undone, playful sense of minimalism into my rotation—twisted blazers, rebellious ties, fringe and crinkled silk.Nataliya Grimberg, Vogue Club MemberWith the way fashion is blending art with future tech right now, it's like we're living in this perfect moment where Salvador Dalí meets Steve Jobs—and I'm here for all of it.It’s the 100th anniversary of surrealism, and I'm absolutely living for how designers are playing with our perceptions, especially with these incredible trompe l'oeil pieces that mess with your mind in the best way possible.That D&G stiletto with the rose? Pure genius. The way they've made it look like you're literally wearing a blooming flower on your feet is everything. And don't even get me started on Balmain, PH5, or Jean Paul Gaultier's body illusion dresses—it's exactly the kind of fashion magic my wardrobe is craving.Dolce & GabbanaKeira Rose appliquéd satin sandalsSusana Solari, Vogue Club MemberAnimal fever is everywhere this season: From extravagant outerwear that commands attention to subtle yet striking details on bags and boots, this trend is all about confidence and playfulness in equal measure. Whether it’s leopard, shearling, fur, or something more exotic, 2025 fashion seems to be all about marking your territory.Jean Paul GaultierBody Morphing Layered Draped Tulle Midi DressKiana Murden, Senior Beauty Commerce Writer, VogueProcessed with VSCO with rs presetKiana MurdenI'm not really one to play with color and prints much (aside from a snake-printed accessory); instead, I'm looking more to texture and silhouette. Khaite serves up endless inspiration on this front—I'll be taking cues from the deconstructed fabrics, exaggerated sleeves, and pops of leather from its latest collection to carry me through winter.Tiana Marcano, Vogue Club MemberOversized turtleneck collars, leather utilitarian jackets, and simple yet seductive dresses like the ones seen at Fleur du Mal—like their lace Pointelle Racer—strike the perfect balance between seduction and edge. For a lot of my life I’ve also been into the edgy and utilitarian kind of pieces that I’ve seen from Proenza Schouler, such as the Arlo Jacket in Suede Shearling and the Norah Top in Silk Viscose Knit, which I do plan on either buying or recreating in my own version.Emilyn Teh, Vogue Club MemberI am most excited to recreate the tailoring-with-a-twist trend seen at Thom Browne, LUAR, and Calvin Klein.MuglerBlack Sculptural Long JacketMichelle Mura, Vogue Club MemberChristopher John Rogers Fall 2025 As someone born in Zimbabwe, the vibrant pieces by Christopher John Rogers especially resonate with me—they remind me of the rich colors and warmth of my homeland. I appreciate how fashion can evoke memories and emotions while celebrating culture through design.Allison Kriz, Vogue Club MemberBottega Veneta, Fall 2025 Butter yellow was a standout shade on the runways this season, offering a fresh and unexpected take on neutrals. Seen in collections by Bottega Veneta, Dior, Zimmerman, and others, this soft, creamy hue brought a sense of warmth and quiet luxury to everything from structured tailoring to romantic, flowing silhouettes. Unlike traditional beiges and whites, butter yellow adds a subtle pop of color while remaining effortlessly versatile—pairing just as seamlessly with rich earth tones as it does with crisp monochromes. It’s the perfect way to brighten up a winter wardrobe without straying too far from classic, wearable tone.SimkhaiClove Embellished Mini DressCiarra Lorren Zatorski, Fashion Editor, VogueIf ever in need of fashion inspiration, Khaite never ceases to fail me, and this season was no different. Best in show? The glossy leather bomber jackets—one tanned in a rich merlot and the other an inky black. Needless to say: The hunt is on!Hannah Monaghan, Digital Art Editor, Vogue ClubCarolina Herrera Fall 2025 For me, an unexpected love from the Fall runways were the 3D floral motifs at Carolina Herrera. Most striking was the single large flower that blossomed at the waistband of the sleek black pants that opened the show, along with the rose-adorned bag from look three. To recreate this look (on a more subtle level, to match my everyday wardrobe), I have gravitated to pieces from Aoife Mullane, an Irish designer who creates stunning accessories inspired by the seaside in Wicklow where she grew up—particularly the rose-detailed claw clip, the red oversized scrunchie (which looks like a flower when tied around your hair), and the cloud dream bag, all of which have the feel of a bud blooming for spring.Karen Armstrong, Vogue Club MemberThis season, I've fallen for the menagerie of chic coats on the runways! From statement pieces at Brandon Maxwell and Ulla Johnson to wrap and scarf coats at Altuzarra and Calvin Klein, It-girls on and off the runway are layering textures, with coats the cherry on top! (Club’s own Julia Hobbs in her iconic Alexander McQueen coat comes to mind!) I recently purchased an oversized Valentino scarf coat that I have been styling from day to night, and it's become a favorite investment piece in my closet.Matthias Limmer, Vogue Club MemberMatthias Limmer, copyright Vanessa Thiel Why choose between looking sharp and feeling effortlessly cool when you can have both? Suit jackets are my ultimate takeaway from the latest runways—because nothing says I’ve got my life together quite like a perfectly tailored blazer (even if I’m just wearing it over a hoodie). Whether oversized for that borrowed-from-the-boys energy or sleek and structured, it’s the easiest way to turn any outfit into a statement. Consider this my official commitment to dressing like a CEO—without the early meetings.Kira Kyz, Vogue Club MemberSchiaparelli Spring 2025 Couture I’m most excited about sculptural silhouettes, bold prints, and refined tailoring, with Schiaparelli and Khaite as my standout inspirations. Schiaparelli’s Icarus couture dress, with its mesmerizing gold pleating and structured form, is a perfect example of fashion as art—dramatic yet wearable. I love how it plays with volume and texture, and I plan to incorporate this aesthetic into my wardrobe through structured outerwear, pleated details, and statement eveningwear.The Vogue Club team loved all of your submissions! If yours wasn’t included in this Insider Edit, we encourage you to submit for next month's round. See you then! Source link