Every spring, one fashion quote resurfaces. It’s “Florals for spring? Groundbreaking,” Miranda Priestley’s famously dry retort from The Devil Wears Prada. But there are still new ways to wear florals ...

There were flowers everywhere: Affixed to the brooch of one model, cascading down the shoulders of another. They came in the form of tulip-root-shaped dresses, silk cyclamen ear muffs, velvet etching, ...

The actor wore it while filming her upcoming buzzy series, Count My Lies.

Florals for spring are nothing groundbreaking, right? Well, this season’s dresses are rewriting the narrative entirely (yes, really). Rather than leaning into purely romantic or predictable territory, ...

Chalky lavender, dusty sage and sky blue are continuing to be a floral favourite – but where the pick ‘n’ mix element comes ...

In fashion, everything truly does come back in style. And while we can't say for sure about florals for spring (groundbreaking!) or cerulean blue, the cast of The Devil Wears Prada has very much ...