Don’t miss THE GLOSS MAGAZINE, out tomorrow, Thursday September 5, with The Irish Times and on the newsstands Friday 6…
The Big Fashion Issue
Fashion intelligence (FI), what is it, who has it, how to spot it? Is it a knowledge of current trends, with the backup of historical fashion references? Knowing navy has replaced red as the strongest colour trend this season? Being able to recall the defining characteristics and star designers of each decade’s fashion post 1920? Knowing you can put an archive design from X with a high street Y, and the latest shoes by Z, and it will look incredible. Someone whose clothes are cool, or witty, or unexpected? Someone with the confidence and instinct to play, subvert and break fashion “rules”? Can fashion intelligence be learned or is it innate? The September issue, out tomorrow with The Irish Times, explores the idea of fashion intelligence. Test your FI on page 50 with our GLOSSWORD – and take our style quiz on page 42 to identify your AW24 style personality.
Also inside the issue: Susan Zelouf is feeling unfiltered; Aislinn Coffey decodes AW24’s biggest trends from the catwalks; Sarah Halliwell speaks to Victoria Beckham in an exclusive interview; Rosa Abbott explains why sharing our lives online is going out of fashion; Irish model Pamela Brangan and her daughter Keelin Walshe, Brooklynites in Brooklyn Heights, star in the September fashion shoot, shot in New York; Sarah Macken embraces the return of sample sales; Julie Dupouy on Pinot’s parent vines; Kitty Coles explores the unlikely crossover of food and fashion; Penny McCormick takes a trip to Scotland, inspired by Dior; Ciara McQuillan visits Europe’s literary cafés; and discover a round up of autumn’s cultural highs with the most fashionable events to add to your social diary …
For all of this and much, much more don’t miss THE GLOSS September issue out tomorrow, Thursday September 5, with The Irish Times.
THE GLOSS ON THE NEWSSTAND
If you miss THE GLOSS in The Irish Times, you can now pick up a newsstand version of the magazine, which is in selected supermarkets and newsagents on the following day after publication every month. This smaller format has a cover price of €4 …
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