Halle Berry, Emmy Rossum, Regina King, and more gathered to champion the next generation of filmmakers at the 11th annual Through Her Lens luncheon.
The drop-waist skirt for Fall/Winter 2026 means even the most polished skirts are letting loose and lower than ever.
The female-forward film fête will commence on Sept. 22 in New York City with Teyana Taylor, A.V. Rockwell, and more.
From first pull to final look, L'OFFICIEL takes on this fall’s hero pieces.
The parure gets a contemporary makeover, reimagined through exaggerated scale and a fresh point of view.
For two weekends, the legendary maison will take over New York City's Meatpacking District.
Print gave us something to look at. Texture gives us something to hold.
While in London, the American actress took a fashion risk that ultimately paid off.
Layered gossamer, lace overlays, and tulle panels are giving transparency a new language—one built on suggestion rather than exposure.
The length once written off as a compromise has become the season's most versatile silhouette—here's how to wear it.
From Maria Grazia Chiuri's Roman farewell to Glenn Martens' shrouded statuary, designers have always spoken the language of ancient Greece.
Dive into this year's summer reading selection from Chanel's Librairie 7L.
From reimagined classics to fun newcomers, Chanel's creative director has everyone in a trance.
The four-day fashion event presented an elegant selection of alter-ready looks that scream "Here Comes the Bride."
Ahead of her appearance at one of the week's most anticipated shows, L'OFFICIEL caught up with the actress to talk style, beauty, and the projects she's debuting next.
Four days, five debuts, and a front row worth its own gallery. Welcome to Haute Couture Week.
From ultra-chic Chanel gowns to daring Versace ensembles, explore all of the dresses that have made bridal history on the runways.
Karl Lagerfeld’s 2013/14 Chanel Métiers d’Art collection celebrated the American West and honored the Texas city that helped restore Coco Chanel’s reputation decades earlier.
Made possible by Chanel, these iconic New York City dance ensembles return to Lincoln Center for a sixth year.
The newlyweds are finally sharing a glimpse inside their wedding celebration—and yes, Dua Lipa's custom Chanel gown was worth the wait.
