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Sheena Khemaney

Fashion trailblazer Simon Porte Jacquemus is the founder and designer of buzzy label Jacquemus.
Known for its chic and playful styles, the contemporary French brand is loved by the industry’s ultimate cool girls, from Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid to Emily Ratajkowski.
Whether you’re walking the dog or just running errands, this 34-year-old’s minimalist off-duty look is easily achievable. All you need in your wardrobe arsenal are mix-and-match separates (think T-shirts, jeans and trainers) with a sporty twist. Et voila!
1. Levi’s Silvertab jeans

2. Jacquemus belt

3. Maison Kitsuné Speedy Fox patch T-shirt

4. Tom Ford shirt

5. Jimmy Choo Florent/M trainers



How to Style like Simon Porte Jacquemus, the designer who keeps it casual with a sporty edge

Simon Porte Jacquemus, founder of the brand named after him, loves to keep things low-key and casual, as seen here at the Jacquemus store during 2023 Paris Fashion Week. Photo: Getty Images

Levi’s Silvertab jeans (US$80)

Jacquemus belt (US$360)

Maison Kitsuné Speedy Fox patch T-shirt (US$150)

Tom Ford shirt (US$700)

Jimmy Choo Florent/M trainers (US$800)

Isabel Marant on 30 years in fashion, finding a laid-back Parisian style – and sticking to it

Tory Burch’s top 10 style finds: from NYC hangs to Jackie Kennedy’s sister Lee Radziwill

How Diesel founder Renzo Rosso became Italy’s fashion king: from Marni to Maison Margiela

How to Style like Stella McCartney: recently made a CBE by King Charles for her sustainable stance, this strong-minded stylista has proved she’s no nepo baby

Hong Kong-born designer Alain on his brand Alainpaul’s debut at Joyce: the co-founder talks dance, bending rules, and the influence of late Louis Vuitton artistic director Virgil Abloh

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Designer Isabel Marant, founder of her namesake brand, talks about growing up a tomboy, finding her trademark laid-back look and sticking to it. Photos: Handout

French designer Isabel Marant (left), seen with her brand’s artistic director, Kim Bekker, after their autumn/winter 2024 show during Paris Fashion Week. Photo: AFP

Kim Bekker, artistic director at Isabel Marant

A look from the Isabel Marant autumn/winter 2024-25 collection during Paris Fashion Week in February. Photo: EPA-EFE

Models present creations from the autumn/winter 2024-25 collection by French designer Isabel Marant during Paris Fashion Week in February. Photo: EPA-EFE

 Isabel Marant pre-autumn 2024

Designer Tory Burch admires Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ sister Lee Radziwell, loves her home New York, loved Emma Stone in Poor Things and Milan Kundera novels, and wants to visit Bhutan. Photos: Handout

Emma Stone in the movie Poor Things. Photo: Searchlight Pictures/20th Century Studios/TNS

Photo: @thedodo/Instagram

Items from Dr Barbara Sturm’s skincare line

Bemelmans Bar in New York

Detail of an Amish quilt made of tiny squares of fabric carefully sewn and quilted

Tory Burch’s father zippo lighter necklace

Raffles Singapore. Photo: Tamara Hinson

The pastoral landscape of Bhutan

Lee Radziwill, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ stylish sister, pictured in 1976. Photo: Bettmann Archive

Tory Burch Pierced mules

Renzo Rosso, the founder of Diesel, is also president of luxury fashion group Only the Brave which includes brands Maison Margiela, Marni and Jil Sander. Photo: Louis Teran

Maison Margiela’s Artisanal collection for spring 2024

Renzo Rosso and Diesel creative director Glenn Martens, backstage at the brand’s autumn/winter 2024 show at Milan Fashion Week in February

Renzo Rosso backstage with John Galliano, the British designer who has been Maison Margiela’s creative director since 2014

Renzo Rosso with Francesco Risso, creative director of Marni

Diesel autumn/winter 2024

Only the Brave chairman Renzo Rosso as a young child on the day of his first communion

Jil Sander autumn/winter 2024

Renzo Rosso with his extended family, including his sons Stefano (right) and Andrea (foreground)

Fashion designer Stella McCartney is seen leaving the Ritz hotel in October 2021 in Paris, France. Here’s how you can channel the same look. Photo: GC Images

Blazer (US$820) by Veronica Beard at Farfetch

Chloé trousers (US$1,470)

Toteme jumper (US$700)

Necklace (US$960) by Saint Laurent at Net-a-Porter

Stella McCartney logo court trainers (US$300) 

Alainpaul cofounders Alain and Luis Philippe. Photos: Handout


Alainpaul is unveiling its spring/summer 2024 collection at Hong Kong-based retailer Joyce – its debut in the city

For Alain, his background in dance more than informs his fashion practice

Alainpaul’s collection is like the three acts in a ballet performance – arrival, rehearsal and premiere

The brand builds on Alainpaul’s background and deconstructs dancewear tropes

Some of the pieces in the collection mimic the movement and posture of dancers

Virgil Abloh was an important influence for Alainpaul – Alain describes his passing as a “shock”

“The idea of choreographing clothes around the body is essential to the DNA of the brand,” Alainpaul says

The brand also plays on the idea of beauty as deformity in the collection

A Tom Ford shirt over a Maison Kitsuné Tee, a pair of Levi’s with a Jacquemus belt, and Jimmy Choo trainers – Jacquemus is known for his simple off-duty attire


Founder of the brand named after him, he loves to keep things low-key and casual, often adding a sporty edge
