How to Wear Burgundy Dresses: 15 Picks for 2026
Burgundy, wine, oxblood and plum explained, with the best burgundy dresses at Coveti by length and occasion, plus shoes, jewellery and skin tone advice.
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Where to Buy Roksanda in 2026: 4 Trusted Places
Where to buy Roksanda, from the Mount Street flagship and roksanda.com to luxury retailers and Coveti, plus how to check a piece is authentic.
Roksanda Size Guide 2026: Body Chart and Conversions
The full Roksanda size guide: body measurements in centimetres, UK, US, EU and IT conversions, and fit notes for every Roksanda silhouette at Coveti.
Princess of Wales Roksanda: The Brigitte Dress, 3 Times
The marigold Roksanda Brigitte has now been worn three times by the Princess of Wales. Here is its history and how to recreate the shape with Roksanda pieces at Coveti.
12 Brands Like Roksanda for Colour, Capes and Drape (2026)
Twelve houses that share Roksanda's bold colour, capes and sculptural cut, compared by signature, colour, silhouette and occasion, with a piece to try from each.
Roksanda Dresses: A 2026 Buyer’s Guide to 22 Styles
Every Roksanda dress at Coveti, sorted by silhouette, length, fabric and occasion, from silk satin black tie gowns to wool tailoring midis for the office.
Who Is Roksanda Ilincic? 9 Facts About the London Designer
Roksanda Ilincic trained in architecture in Belgrade, launched her label at London Fashion Week in 2005 and was made an MBE in 2023. Her story, signatures and the pieces to buy now.
Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026: 15 New Pieces to Know
Roksanda Autumn Winter 2026 sets deep burgundy and wine against Heliotrope fuchsia, ultra pink and aqua. Here is the full edit of colours, fabrics, silhouettes and the 15 new pieces at Coveti.
Kate Middleton and Blazé Milano: Every Piece the Princess of Wales Has Worn
The short answer: the Princess of Wales has worn Blazé Milano since at least the summer of 2023, and she keeps going back to two things: a pinstriped double-breasted blazer and a run of checked wool coats. Her most reported pieces are a beige pinstripe Charmer blazer, a burgundy tartan...
Who Is Blazé Milano? The Founders, the Name and the Smiley Pocket
The short answer: Blazé Milano is an Italian womenswear label founded in Milan in 2013 by Corrada Rodriguez d'Acri, Delfina Pinardi and Maria Sole Torlonia, three stylists who met at Elle Italia. It is built around one garment, the women's blazer, made in Italy from menswear cloths and...
Christopher Esber Fall 2026 and Pre-Fall 2026: The Key Pieces
Christopher Esber's Fall 2026 and Pre-Fall 2026 collections pair sharp tailoring and leather with the label's drape. The key pieces are the tuxedo contrast blazers and trousers, leather jackets, the sculpted spiral jersey, crystal-trimmed tops and skirts, and new Doba and Turnlock bags .
Quiet Luxury Brands for Women: 10 Labels to Know
The quiet luxury brands to know, from The Row, Toteme and Khaite to Max Mara, Brunello Cucinelli and ME+EM, plus core pieces and how to spot quality.
Taller Marmo Dress Guide 2026: 14 Styles and Where to Wear
Every Taller Marmo dress and gown in the Fall 2026 collection, from the Notte Gown to the new 1926 Gown, with sizing, care and what to wear where.
New Year’s Eve Dress Guide 2026: What to Wear by Setting
What to wear on New Year's Eve, from a black-tie ball to a summer countdown in Australia, with Taller Marmo Fall 2026 sequins, feathers and velvet leading.
Great Gatsby Dress: 8 Grown-Up Party Outfits for 2026
What to wear to a Great Gatsby party without looking like you are in costume: the flapper dress explained, 8 designer looks led by Taller Marmo Fall 2026, and the accessories that finish them.
Old Hollywood Dress Guide: 5 Glam Silhouettes for 2026
What defines an Old Hollywood dress, the five classic glam silhouettes and how to style them now, led by the silver-screen Taller Marmo Fall 2026 collection.
What to Wear to the Opera: 2026 Guide for Every Night
What to wear to the opera, from black tie opening nights to Sunday matinees, with the coats, gloves, shoes and bags that make the night easier. Led by the Taller Marmo 1920 Gown and its cocoon opera coat.
Opera Coats: What to Wear Over a Gown in Winter 2026
What an opera coat is, how it differs from a cape and a wrap, and what to wear over an evening gown in winter, anchored by the Taller Marmo 1920 Gown in Antique Bronze.
Feather Coats: The Designer Edit for Winter 2026
What a feather coat is, how ostrich differs from marabou, and how to wear and care for one, with the new Taller Marmo Zangaro Coat in Black.
Needle and Thread Cruise 2027: The New Collection, Piece by Piece
The Needle and Thread new collection is Cruise 2027, released alongside a navy Pre-Spring 2027 capsule. Its headline pieces are the Swan Lake-inspired Thalia gowns, the ballet-cut Amaya Shimmer gowns, the Luminara gown, and a new pair of separates, the Jet Embellished Jacket and Jet Frill...
Who Is Needle and Thread? The London Label Behind the Embellished Tulle Gown
Needle and Thread is a London womenswear label founded in 2013 by the designer Hannah Coffin, who still runs it as founder and CEO. It is best known for embellished tulle gowns worked with sequins, beading and embroidery, with motifs drawn from classic English gardens, vintage textiles and...
Which Celebrities Wear Bronx and Banco? Every Verified Look
Bronx and Banco is a red carpet label, and the question we hear most is who has worn it. The answer depends on how strict you are about sources. Some appearances were covered widely by the press. Others appear only on the brand's own website. This register lists the independently reported...
Who Is Natalie De’Banco? The Founder of Bronx and Banco
Bronx and Banco was founded by Natalie De'Banco, who is still its creative director. She opened her first boutique at Bondi Beach in Sydney while studying at Enmore Design School, and launched the Bronx and Banco label in 2009. Today the house has teams in Sydney, New York and Hong Kong, a...
What Is a Devore Gown? Devore, Dry Jersey and Stretch Mesh Explained
Devoré is a burn-out technique: a chemical paste is printed onto a fabric woven from two different fibres, and it dissolves one of them, leaving a pattern of sheer areas set against raised, denser ones. A devoré gown therefore looks part solid and part transparent, and it changes...