Designer's Life

In September 1953, Jacqueline Bouvier married Senator John F. Kennedy in what was hailed as the social event of the year in Newport, Rhode Island. The bride's gown—a voluminous ivory silk taffeta creation with a portrait neckline, pleated bodice, bouffant skirt adorned with tiny wax flowers, and a dramatic New Look silhouette—instantly captured worldwide attention.

In an era where the fashion industry faces mounting pressure to reconcile glamour with global responsibility, few designers embody the spirit of transformation quite like Maria Grazia Chiuri. At 61, the Italian visionary—whose career spans over three decades—has not only shattered glass ceilings but is now poised to lead a quiet revolution in sustainable luxury. From her groundbreaking tenure at Dior to her triumphant return to Fendi as Chief Creative Officer, Chiuri is emerg

n a world where high fashion meets high drama, get ready to witness the ultimate fusion of glamour, grit, and green innovation. California Sustainable Fashion Week (CSFW) proudly unveils the Celebrity Edition of Surviving Exotic Fashion—a pulse-pounding reality show that's set to redefine survival of the fittest in the style stakes. Debuting exclusively during CSFW in Spring 2026,

In an era where the fashion industry faces mounting scrutiny for its environmental toll—contributing up to 10% of global carbon emissions— a new wave of designers is weaving sustainability into the very fabric of their craft. These trailblazers aren't just creating clothes; they're crafting a future where style coexists with stewardship. From upcycling deadstock to embracing regenerative materials, they're proving that glamour can be green.