With a career spanning almost 20 years, we consider design genius Jérôme Dreyfuss to be French fashion royalty. Jérôme moved to Paris aged 17 and worked with many of the greats, including Givenchy and Hervé Léger, before launching his much-loved namesake line in 1998. He’s also married to a fellow Parisienne who you may have heard of – Isabel Marant.  So, who better to take us around the City of Lights than the award-winning designer himself? Jérôme lives in Le Marais, with its many art galleries and trendy restaurants. Its colorful surroundings have been the inspiration behind his vibrant, eco-friendly handbags.

We present your guide to Le Marais, as told by its most creative resident.

It’s the grand finale! As fashion month comes to a close, we’re looking to the street-style set to see what we should be wearing now.

From Montmartre to the Eiffel tower, see what’s trending off the catwalk.

Ciao, Milano! As the third stretch of fashion month closes, we round up the trends that made their mark on the streets. Expect head-to-toe maximalism with an oh-so-now twist.

From the Duomo to the Brera district, see what’s trending.

London calling! For the second stop of fashion month, while everyone else was looking ahead to the trends of fall/winter 2018, we took to the streets to report back on what the most fashionable women were wearing for right now. From Soho to South Kensington, see what’s trending.

Caroline Issa brings new meaning to the term globetrotter. The CEO and Fashion Director of the TANK group and Editor at Because magazine has traveled around the globe with pit-stops living in Singapore and Seattle, until finally trading Montreal for Maida Vale 16 years ago. Adored by street-style photographers for her masterful blend of masculine tailoring and feminine looks, Caroline has become a constant fixture on fashion week schedules the world over. Watch as she takes us on a trip around Little Venice, sharing her favorite spots along the way.

We present your guide to Maida Vale, as told by its most elegant resident.

And we’re off! While everyone else was looking ahead to the trends of fall/winter 2018, we took to the streets to report back on what the most stylish women were wearing for right now. From Brooklyn to the Upper East Side, see what’s trending.

The story of Rebecca Vallance – the brand, rather the style maven behind it – began in 2011, and has since been synonymous with a polished elegance now-beloved by the A-list. As well as lending it her name, its founder epitomizes the label’s glamorous mood and global motivation, championing her signature aesthetic on both sides of the equator. As Rebecca anticipates her return to the New York Fashion Week schedule, she revealed to us the secrets behind the label that everyone wants to wear. Listen in: this is your what’s-hotline...

Marry your Rebecca Vallance dress with sophisticated accessories – we’re talking mini-yet-mighty clutches and a fierce pair of pumps.

Looking to finally strike the right balance between work, working out and play? It’s time to move to former New York City Ballet dancer, Mary Helen Bowers’ tune. Responsible for transforming Natalie Portman into prima ballerina shape for her award-winning role in Black Swan, Bowers is also the founder of Ballet Beautiful, a fitness method and line of dance-inspired activewear. So, when we felt we needed a burst of energy to leap into the new year, we called Mary Helen to find out her technique for getting a sleek physique, her supermodel clientele and goals for 2018. Listen in and get warmed up.

Get your ballerina look en pointe just like Mary Helen in her winning combination of activewear and a pair of ballet flats. When it comes to a day off, keep comfortable in the softest sweatpants.

Erin and Sara Foster – the sister duo famed for satirizing Hollywood together one step at a time – own the fact that their star-studded upbringing is what led them to the idea for hit faux reality show, VH1’s Barely Famous. It’s no surprise then that they reside at the epicenter of it all, Santa Monica, Los Angeles, where like all clean-living LA locals, working out and staying healthy is a part of their DNA. The writers and all-round funny ladies have utilized their resident stomping grounds for comedic gold material ever since they used hang out Downtown when they were teens (while their Mom trailed ten feet behind). The sisters say Santa Monica is the nucleus of what they do and couldn’t imagine living anywhere else, where bumping into Owen Wilson mid-workout is just an everyday occurrence.

We present your guide to Santa Monica, as told by its most hilarious residents.

What (or rather, who) do Kate Bosworth, Kirsten Dunst and Sienna Miller have in common? Cher Coulter. In fact, a quick flick through the Who’s Who of Hollywood, and Cher’s name appears time and time again. Now a world-renowned stylist, it’s hard to believe that her first foray into fashion began at just 14 years old, when she worked as a dresser behind the scenes at fashion shows.

Though born in London, Cher has made Los Angeles’ Franklin Village her home for the best part of 10 years, where she finds familiarity and delight in the independent stores and down-to-earth ethos of this sunny corner of California.  

We present your guide to Franklin Village, as told by its chicest resident.

Radio 1 DJ by day, Jackson and Levine supper club host by night, and one third of the now infamous rush hour wonder, My Dad Wrote a Porno podcast (if you haven’t listened, subscribe immediately), Alice Levine is living proof that a girl can never be too busy. We’re not surprised then that one of her favorite things to do is head home to Hackney and hunker down after a long day. A self-confessed creature of habit, Alice has stayed put in the area since moving after university 10 years ago. She can’t pinpoint exactly why she loves being an EastEnder so much, but whatever it is, she can’t get enough of the melting pot of local haunts right on her doorstep.

We present your guide to Hackney, as told by its most charming resident.

If, like us, you can recognize award-winning designer Kym Ellery's trademark swooshy, Seventies-inspired silhouette from a mile away, get ready to dial in. Kym’s modern approach to tailoring shook the fashion world when she launched her brand back in 2007 and has taken her from under-the-radar to the name on everyone’s lips at Paris Fashion Week. Not bad for what began as a side hustle while working at RUSSH magazine! We caught up for a tête-à-tête about the original inspiration behind those flamboyant frills, relocating from Perth to Paris, and – most importantly – how she manages to get anything done without her supersized sleeves getting in the way! Listen in…

When she’s not in the pattern room working on her next collection, Kym explores the City of Light’s cobbled streets in a pair of flats. Channel her signature classic, minimal style and practice your poise – while making sure you don’t get your Ellery sleeves dirty.

Ever felt like a rolling stone? Hamburg-born Jessica Joffe can relate. After a nomadic childhood spent between Munich, London and Paris, she eventually settled in what she affectionately calls the Lower Upper East Side, New York. She couldn't tell us the year she first moved to the city without revealing her age (a lady never tells), but we do know it coincided with her first New York moment – landing a job at the prestigious literary magazine, The Paris Review. And despite since working for the New York Observer and as a model and actress (she was in 2014's A Most Wanted Man), the area's off-beat charm and 'glamorous grannies' continue to captivate her.

We present your guide to the Lower Upper East Side, as told by its most charismatic resident.

Supermodel Missy Rayder traded the small town life for the Big Apple after her first big break and has never looked back. Whether she’s flying across the globe one day or shooting a huge campaign the next, Missy Rayder always returns to New York’s West Village – the place she’s called home since she moved there 17 years ago. Its European charm and low-key aesthetic match Missy's perfectly, and her favorite local hangouts always keep her coming back for more.

We present your guide to the West Village, as told by its most fashionable resident.

It’s safe to say that international top model and globe-trotting actress, Amber Valletta, is no stranger to the most decadent designer looks. And yet, off the runway, the regular cover star is firmly in her element in a pair of tried-and-trusted blue jeans. Despite regularly taking ‘all of five minutes’ to get ready, Amber somehow manages to look cool and composed wherever she goes – so how does she do it? Join us as we get the inside scoop!

Feel like channeling Amber’s effortless, top model style? Start with (or without) underwear, then build your look around off-duty denim and a forever, leather jacket. Or, if you’re waking up and working out à la Amber, we’ve got what you need for that too!

If you haven’t already heard of Leandra Medine, you’ve more than definitely heard of her alias. The face and brains behind Man Repeller, the blogger, journalist and all-around fashion industry favorite is renowned for her irreverent, witty take on life and style – with a podcast, best-selling book and eponymous shoe line under her tube-top belt. Leandra knows better than anyone the importance of switching off come summer (easier said than done), which is why we’re asking her how she manages it. Follow her lead, turn your Out of Office on and join us as we find out...

Instantly recognizable by her outré wardrobe, Leandra’s charismatic style is one we all want to emulate. Ditch the pants and opt for summery shorts, fancy flats and statement tops to make your presence felt this season.