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	fashion Daily update ⋅ October 31, 2026
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	How to Spot an It Girl This Winter? She'll Be Wearing One of These 7 Elite Fashion Trends Who What Wear 7 It Girl-Approved Fashion Trends for Winter 2026; 1. Tassel Necklaces; 2. Opera Coats; 3. Ornate Shawls; 4. Fanciful Clutches; 5. Statement Skirts; 6 ... Flag as irrelevant
	DIY socks, messy collars and cummerbunds: nine wardrobe updates from the catwalks The Guardian High fashion looks without a big budget? Follow our frugal guide to pinch the biggest autumn/ winter '26 catwalk trends for free. Flag as irrelevant
	I'm a Fashion Editor—Here's What I Predict It Girls Will Be Wearing (and Buying) in November Who What Wear From Prada's Dalmatian pouch to J.Crew's satin trousers, discover 44 fashion items that cool people will covet next month. Flag as irrelevant
	How to Master Layering Clothes This Fall Harper's BAZAAR Band jackets were everywhere during Fashion Month. Layer yours the modern boho way, styling an army green version over a cream ruffled blouse with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why I'll Always Love a Good, Old-Fashioned Graphic Tee | Vogue Vogue On and off the runways, vintage-inspired graphic tees are having a moment, too. New York designer and 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund runner-up Emily ... Flag as irrelevant
	10 Best Fall Fashion Trends From REI Under $100 - Travel + Leisure Travel + Leisure I'm an NYC Fashion Writer, and These Are the 10 Under-the-radar REI Styles Under $100 I'm Grabbing for Fall · REI's Best Fall Fashions Under $100 · FP ... Flag as irrelevant
	These were the biggest fashion collaborations of October | Dazed Dazed From latex brand JENNAX to London's own Talia Byre, these were the most coveted collabs of the month ... It's been a dramatic month for the fashion ... Flag as irrelevant
	Personal Style Was the Biggest Fashion Trend at ComplexCon 2026 | Teen Vogue Teen Vogue Here's how ComplexCon 2026 attendees put their own personal style on the hottest trends in fashion and beauty. Flag as irrelevant
	Dripping with style: what fashion insiders wear in the rain – plus we pick the best raincoats ... The Guardian Jess Cartner-Morley. Associate fashion editor for the Guardian. There is a way to look chic in a downpour. Outside fancy hotels or swanky fashion ... Flag as irrelevant
	With Their Newest Look, Law Roach and Kim Kardashian Remind Us of Todd Oldham's '90s ... Harper's BAZAAR Yesterday, Roach piqued our fashion minds again. For his newly acquired client Kim Kardashian, the image architect pulled a look from the influential ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Can fashion be funny? How comedians became the faces of fall - Glossy Glossy This is an episode of the Glossy Fashion Podcast, which features candid conversations about how today's trends are shaping the future of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The American Look: Fashion, Sportswear and the Image of Women in 1930s and 1940s New York Bloomsbury By the 1940s the New York fashion industry had come into its own. Sportswear, which had evolved from its origins to include simple casual wear for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kristen Bell is raising potty-mouthed fashion icons. - Facebook Facebook This post from the women's lifestyle page "PureWow" highlights actress Kristen Bell's fashion and style advice. It features a montage of photos of ... Flag as irrelevant
	sketchbook releasing on 31st October 6pm CET #embroidery #fashion #wearableart | Instagram Instagram 3389 likes, 135 comments - derschutze_clo on October 30, 2026: "sketchbook releasing on 31st October 6pm CET #embroidery #fashion #wearableart". Flag as irrelevant
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Dr Nnadi Will See You Now

I’ve spent the past week between London and New York, so this newsletter straddles two cities. In NY: a trip to the Guggenheim uptown, and lunch downtown with dear friend, and former Vogue colleague, Liana Satenstein. I made it back to London in time for the stunning Hunter’s Moon over the weekend, one that is apparently shifting the entire lunar landscape. If you’re feeling a little shook this week, you can apparently blame it on the gazillion planets that are currently retrograding, too. We’re in for a cosmically charged few months, friends! And something pretty magical did happen on Monday night: I was awarded an honorary degree from Ravensbourne University! You can call me Dr Nnadi from now on…

CHIOMA NNADI HEAD OF EDITORIAL CONTENT, BRITISH VOGUE I’ve spent the past week between London and New York, so this newsletter straddles two cities. In NY: a trip to the Guggenheim uptown, and lunch downtown with dear friend, and former Vogue colleague, Liana Satenstein. I made it back to London in time for the stunning Hunter’s Moon over the weekend, one that is apparently shifting the entire lunar landscape. If you’re feeling a little shook this week, you can apparently blame it on the gazillion planets that are currently retrograding, too. We’re in for a cosmically charged few months, friends! And something pretty magical did happen on Monday night: I was awarded an honorary degree from Ravensbourne University! You can call me Dr Nnadi from now on… The Doctor Will See You Now If you’re the child of an African parent like me, then you will know that being a doctor is a big deal. True story: my first work experience placement was at St Mary’s Hospital, something I really only did to please my Nigerian father. So being awarded an honorary doctorate by Ravensbourne University this past week was a pretty special moment. My mum, bless her, was at the ceremony despite having just had knee surgery. I really wasn’t sure what to wear under those big old robes, but this lovely Erdem dress ended up being just the thing – especially with some sparkly Manolos. And who knew I was a hat person? Liana Launches Oksana You might be familiar with Liana Satenstein from her hilarious live shopping series, Neverworns. I also happen to have been Liana’s first boss back when she worked at Vogue.com. She’s someone who thinks and talks a mile a minute, so unpacking her kooky ideas about fashion each season is always a delight. Last week, over lunch at Dimes Deli, she told me about her latest project Oksana Worns, a new line of ’90s-inspired tees. She was wearing the tangerine-dream version of her already popular Clasp top, and I have to say I’m now pretty much sold on it. Taryn Simon at the Guggenheim Whenever I’m in New York, I always try to squeeze in a good cultural excursion. On this trip I was lucky enough to have the artist Taryn Simon give me and my US colleague Chloe Schama a personal walk-through of Father Country I Do Love You, her mindblowing show at the Guggenheim. The exhibit offers both a personal tribute to her father’s life and sweeping social commentary on recent American history, told through the lens of one FBI agent’s career. It’s one of the most fascinating works I’ve ever seen, and having Taryn talk us through her show – which was 10 years in the making! – was such a special treat. I’ll definitely be revisiting it next time I’m in town. My Wish List TOPSHOP x TALIA BYRE Semi Sheer Merino wool V-Neck Jumper SHOP NOW LOEWE LOEWE x Cosima Von Bonin Cashmere Wool-Blend Scarf SHOP NOW JIL SANDER & PUMA K-Street Sneaker SHOP NOW SHOP MY WISH LIST HERE Forwarded this by a friend? Sign up here to get the Nnadi By Nature newsletter to your inbox  MORE FROM VOGUE ‌ ‌ Unsubscribe   |   View Online      Queries about this email? Contact datacontroller@condenast.co.uk   Condé Nast Publications Limited, The Adelphi, 1-11 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6HT. © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd Our Privacy Policy