Véronique Hyland
ELLE Fashion Features Director
Véronique Hyland is ELLE’s Fashion Features Director and the author of the book Dress Code, which was selected as one of The New Yorker's Best Books of the Year. Her writing has previously appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, W, New York magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, and Condé Nast Traveler.
The Designers Who Know What Women Want
A cohort of female-led labels has cracked the code on getting dressed in 2025.
Can Taking an ‘Offline Summer’ Recharge Your Style?
The digital detox trend has taken fashion by storm.
The Armani Legacy
As he celebrates a major anniversary, the designer reflects on his always-evolving career.
What Makes Work Worth Dressing Up For?
The office remains a site of fascination for designers, even as the concept becomes increasingly out of reach for young people.
Fashion Is at War With Our Attention Spans. Couture Declared Victory.
This week, designers found ways to break through the endless scroll.
Fashion Has Officially Entered Cute Overload
Designers are putting a whimsical new spin on dopamine dressing.
How Virgil Abloh Pried Open the Gates of Luxury Fashion
Robin Givhan discusses her new book “Make It Ours” and the evolving legacy of the late designer.
Say It With Your Chest: How Slogan T-Shirts Came Roaring Back
A protest staple finds new life on the runway.
Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen Is Calling All Witchy Women
Multiple eras of fashion history collide in her exquisite collections.
Claire McCardell Predicted Our Current Fashion Moment
A new biography looks at how the designer dreamed up everything from athleisure to capsule wardrobes.
Can Influencer Brands Survive Influencers?
Millions of followers can be an asset—or a double-edged sword.
Lindsay Lohan Talks Y2K Fashion, Freakier Friday, and Why Avril Lavigne Is the Ultimate Muse
Our Summer Issue cover star opens up about her latest fashion foray.
Is There Anything Sarah Pidgeon Can’t Do?
The Stereophonic sensation is set to be your new favorite horror-movie queen—and play an American icon.
Pierpaolo Piccioli to Usher in a New Era at Balenciaga
The designer will succeed Demna, marking a fresh chapter for the brand.
Is the Reign of the Naked Dress Ending?
The Cannes Film Festival’s modest dress code is just the latest death knell for the red carpet staple.
Kelsea Ballerini Is Done Acting Like She’s New Here
With a revelatory album, an arena-headlining tour, and a judging gig on The Voice, the country singer is getting comfortable with her success.
Meet Lola Bute, the British It Girl Setting the Internet on Fire
The across-the-pond designer phenom opens up about her legendary birthday party, growing up, and moving through grief.
Clare Richardson Is Making Vintage Magic With Madewell
As the stylist’s resale platform Reluxe Fashion unveils its latest partnership with the retailer, she gives ELLE her styling secrets.
Jonathan Anderson Heads to Dior Men
The designer will succeed Kim Jones as the house’s artistic director of menswear.
What Could the Tariffs Mean for Your Next Thrift Haul?
Is economic uncertainty a boon, or a bust, for resale?
It’s a Weird Time for Women—and Designers Are Taking Note
Female designers, from Miuccia Prada to Sarah Burton, brought us the most radical takes on “feminine” style this season.
Fashion Revved Up. Narciso Rodriguez Is Enjoying Slowing Down.
After taking a step back, the designer has returned to the industry with a quiet, measured new approach.
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez Are Headed to Loewe
The longtime Proenza Schouler designers will be creative directors of the Spanish fashion house.
Demna Is Headed to Gucci
The Balenciaga designer has a brand-new job.
Donatella Versace Steps Down as Chief Creative Officer of Versace
The legendary designer is moving into a new role, with Dario Vitale succeeding her.
Miu Miu Was Cool-Girl Catnip
This season, Mrs. Prada set out to elevate the familiar and explore the codes of femininity.
Chanel Ties Paris Fashion Week Up With a Bow
Ribbons, pearls, tweed, and other house motifs were the order of the day.
Jonathan Anderson Opens His Scrapbook at Loewe
The designer’s fall/winter 2025 presentation was an homage to two midcentury greats.
Valentino’s Alessandro Michele Said Meet Me in the Bathroom
The designer’s fall/winter 2025 show had an unexpected setting.
McQueen Wants to Welcome You to the Dark Side
Seán McGirr concocted a witchy, tough, romantic heroine for fall.
Sarah Burton Celebrates Women in Her Givenchy Debut
The house’s new artistic director knows exactly how we want to dress right now.
Haider Ackermann Builds a Bridge Between Tom Ford’s Past and Its Future
For his debut collection, the designer had a vision of continuity for the house.
