QUEEN’S FASHION INDUSTRY NETWORK

As Vogue’s runway review highlighted, this season’s trends lean into romantic draping that flatters the feminine form, sheer fabrics that tease just enough, and florals that feel revitalized rather than predictable. It’s clear that after years of more structured, covered-up styles, there’s a collective craving for something lighter, more joyful—something that feels like stepping into the sun after months of cold.

By: Emilia MacDonald

Kylie Jenner is no stranger to reinvention. Over the years, she’s shapeshifted through aesthetics like a true style chameleon—always on trend, always a little ahead of the curve. But if you trace her fashion evolution, one thing becomes glaringly obvious: her wardrobe doesn’t just reflect her personal style; it mirrors her relationships

By: Charlotte Gilmour

 But in a refreshing shift, the latest trend is actually the opposite of everything that came before it. Enter: underconsumption core. Instead of chasing fleeting fads, the fashion community is embracing a more sustainable, minimalist approach—maximizing what we already own instead of constantly buying into the next trend.

By: Abigail Rossman

 Actors aren’t just showing up in glamorous gowns and sharp suits anymore—they’re stepping straight out of their movies and into the spotlight, using fashion as a bold marketing tool. And with this year’s stacked film lineup, there’s no reason to believe the trend is slowing down.

By: Emilia MacDonald