Who says you can't be fashionable while running 13.1 miles?
From the Coperni Glass Swipe Bag to Coach's Banana Bag, take a look at some of the most viral, unique designer handbags throughout history.
Cherry red may have dominated the Spring/Summer 2024 runways, but olive green is the Fall/Winter 2024 color trend to know.
Stuart Vevers embraces the progressive spirit of New York through Coach's Fall/Winter 2024 collection.
Take a look at some of the hues that are sure to be part of your winter color palette.
Give the gift of style this holiday season with the help of L'OFFICIEL's fashion-forward gift guide.
Dove Cameron stars in Coach's new Wear Your Shine campaign for Fall/Winter 2023.
The rapper gives L'OFFICIEL the inside scoop on how he preps for NYFW.
The collection marks the 10-year anniversary of Stuart Vevers' time as the creative director of the brand.
The unapologetically authentic rapper also shows off her glam side as she takes center stage in the label's Fall/Winter 2023 campaign
The collaborative Coach collection is like shopping straight from Kirsten Dunst's closet.
The actress spoke to L'OFFICIEL about her relationship with circular fashion and The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 2.
The singer gives L'OFFICIEL a glimpse at his vanity favorites as he prepares for New York Fashion Week.
The label proves that sometimes the chicest kids on the block are the ones who look the most effortless.
Beyond flowers and chocolate.
The Olympian speaks to L'OFFICIEL about how he turned his athletic passions into a brand.
Coach Executive Creative Director Stuart Vevers reflects on how turning runway shows into TV shows merges the past and present in his Spring/Sumer 2022 collection, modeled by Salem Mitchell.
Coach is bringing back the days of disco and Americana with its newest collection.
Coach's Spring/Summer 2022 "That's My Ride" campaign explores the House's legacy through a pop culture lens.
With 1.6 million followers on TikTok, you can always count on Parker Kit Hill to make you laugh while also serving a look.
