News about Carolina Herrera

When Meghan Markle first joined the royals,  she leant towards British brands Burberry, Emilia Wickstead and Stella McCartney. Since she relocated to California with Harry, however, the Duchess has favoured unfussy ensembles in neutral shades, although splashes of colour still shine through on the red carpet. Her choice of designers has also changed. Where once she championed all things British, she has now turned to American labels. Luxury brands including Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera and Valentino are joined by cool-girl pieces from the likes of Heidi Merrick, Khaite and Cult Gaia.

Shakira looked nothing short of sensational in a daring satin white dress as she arrived at a Met Gala afterparty on Monday.  The singer, 47, was in good spirits as she showed off her incredible figure in the number after making her debut at the A-lister event earlier in the evening.  Her eye catching outfit boasted a tiny bralette covering her assets and featured two large splits showcasing her toned midriff.  

Shakira was serving a red hot look as she attended the 2024 Met Gala. The songstress, 47, put on a busty display in a bold red gown with thigh-high slit, side cut-outs, and a dazzling center broach. The dress, by designer Carolina Herrera, featured a dramatic cape that spilled out onto the staircase and massive sleeves.

Barcelona-based Puig Brands - which also owns Carolina Herrera and Jean Paul Gaultier - listed at €24.50 a share in Madrid. That gave the group at value of £11billion in the biggest stock market float in Europe so far this year. The shares rose as high as €26.50 in early trading before closing back at €24.50. Charlotte Tilbury, 51, set up her firm in 2013 and sold a majority stake to Puig in 2020.

The catwalk queen, 31, took the Big Apple by storm as she slipped into a bold red midi dress.   The stunning ensemble showcased Karlie's slender figure and boasted a turtleneck design, a fitted silhouette, and a flared skirt.

Zendaya paid tribute to tennis champs Venus and Serena Williams' 1998 Vogue cover shot by Annie Leibovitz while promoting her new film Challengers this week. On Thursday, the Euphoria star's stylist Law Roach uploaded two stunning photos of Zendaya recreating the now-iconic look. She wore the same white beaded braids and billowing black-and-white Carolina Herrera ballgown donned by both Venus and Serena for their first-ever Vogue shoot.

A Rooftop garden is set to bloom above the former Fenwick store on Bond Street, in a major sign of the revival rippling through this central London location. As was revealed this week, US private equity giant Blackstone paid £230m for 130-134 New Bond Street, Mayfair.

Charlotte Tilbury, promoted by Jourdan Dunn and Kate Moss, is owned by Puig, whose brands also include Jean Paul Gaultier, Christian Louboutin, and Carolina Herrera, who announced plans to list its shares in Madrid. Bankers have valued the Barcelona-based business, which was established by Antonio Puig in 1914 and is now owned by the family, at between £7 billion and £8.5 billion.

The dynamic pair have teamed up for the shoes' Classic for Generations campaign, which is expected to brand the brand as a 'timeless and enduring fashion staple' that'transcends generations.' Christy, 55, gushed it was a 'dream come true' to work with her 20-year-old daughter, who she described as the 'inspiration' behind her advocacy work. We are grateful for Every Mother Counts' support and investments around the world to ensure equitable access to safe and respectful maternity care for all,' Christy said.

Jaime Del Burgo's profile on X (top inset) - where he has more than doubled down on allegations that he had an 'affair' with the Queen of Spain (pictured right) is now without a single post. The cover photo is also an elusive blurred image, and he follows no one. Del Burgo revealed more than a week that he would respond to all the concerns, remarks, and reproaches' that the Spanish royal family or the country's political leader (bottom inset). The sister of Del Burgo and Letizia was pictured in 2012.

On Wednesday, Taylor Hill appeared in a funky printed suit at the Balmain show at Paris Fashion Week. Victoria's Secret model, 27, wore the baggy black suit with red lips and a sheer turtle neck. She slicked back her short black hair and wore large statement earrings - black discs with an orange stripe.

Queen Letizia and her partner King Felipe VI, 56, are hosting Bernardo Arévalo, 65, and First Lady Lucrecia Peinado, 62, who are on a official visit in Spain. Letizia, 51, opted to wear her Carolina Herrera oleander print dress for the fifth time since debuting it in March 2019. The custom made artwork, which is available in rich hues of emerald, navy, and red, features a slim fit-and-flare silhouette and a graceful midi length. The royal mother-of-two enhanced her look with navy court shoes, while her smocky raven locks were spruced to perfection.

During New York Fashion Week's Monday, Irina Shayk dazzled on the runway. For the Carolina Herrera show, the model, 38, who doubles as a supermodel and supermom, floated down the runway in a floral pink gown. In the pale pink gown with pink and yellow peonies printed on the fabric, the Russian-born beauty appeared otherworldly.

The royals wear this cold-weather staple in a variety of styles, both function and fashion. Any may bemoaning the classic padded jacket's frumpy silhouette, but the royals have given it the seal of approval. As Princess Charlene told us in Burberry just a few days ago at a charity football match, it can be worn long. Or, it can be adorned with crystals from Blumarine for Princess Madeleine. Or it can be bold and vibrant like Princess Kate's red jacket from Perfect Moment.

Queen Letizia of Spain wore a camel coat on Monday as she attended disability services at the Royal Palace of Aranjuez. The European monarch, 51, was wrapped up in the trendy piece of outerwear, which had lapels and a knotted belt. Letizia began investigating the accessibility improvements made to the palace in Madrid, which is one of the royal family's official residences and is open to the public.

Following a Cancer Research meeting in Madrid last week, the royal, 51, made a triumphant entrance in a vibrant red Carolina Herrera trouser suit, marking her second solo engagement of the year. Letizia's two-piece, which debuted in 2023, combined a tailored single-breasted jacket and straight-leg trousers, emphasizing her svelte frame.

On Tuesday, the Spanish Queen, 51, wore a fine-knit red dress with black knee-high heeled boots - and a black Caroline Herrera jacket as solo chairman of the Cervantes Institute's annual meeting. (Pictured from left: Queen Letizia of Spain pictured at the Cervantes Institute's annual conference in Aviles)

Queen Letizia of Spain wore a coordination top and skirt as she presided over a Princess of Girona foundation meeting at the Royal Palace in Madrid. The Princess of Girona Foundation aims to assist young people in their professional and personal growth, as well as the Princess of Girona Foundation's Social Awards and the Talent Rescuers program. (Pictured: Queen Letizia and King Felipe attend a Princess of Girona foundation meeting at the Royal Palace)

Princess Leonor exuded pride as she joined her parents, Queen Letizia and King Felipe of Spain, at the Spanish National Day military parade in Madrid. In the cadet uniform of the Military Academy of Zaragoza, the 17-year-old, who is heir to the Spanish throne and holds the title Princess of Asturias, looked regal. Although King Felipe, 55, was also dressed in military gear, Queen Letizia, 51, looked chic in a blue floral dress by Juan Vidal that fell to the shin. Carolina Herrera patent leather slingback pumps were complemented by delicate jewelry, a black handbag, and Carolina Herrera patent leather slingback pumps. Madrid holds an annual military parade to celebrate Spanish National Day, which celebrates the country's cultural and linguistic diversification outside of Europe.

With tailored cuts in a basic shade, royal ladies have been adding a new weapon to their style arsenal - the chic white two-piece. Whether you're strictly tailored like Kate or deliberately over-sized like Meghan's, the result remains the same: fresh and vibrant, yet work-wear at its most regal. If there's something inherently positive about wearing one pure colour, it's also the case that white suits many skin tones. And since the light reflects it, it's also flattering.

Pure styles are back for a second trip around the sun in Spring 2024 for the fashionably bold among us. This season, whether plaid silk maxi skirts, guipure lace styles, or barely there slip dresses, designers such as Carolina Herrera and Michael Kors are all about leaving little to the imagination. Coach

On Friday, Meghan Markle wore nearly a quarter million pounds worth of clothes and jewelry as she headed out at the Invictus Games. The Duchess of Sussex, 42, changed dresses twice, mixing high street and high end with extraordinarily costly jewelry. J... After going out of budget, J. was able to succeed. Meghan raised the designer game at the start of the week by sporting a £40 matching cream playsuit from Zara and a £1,350 Celine blazer to join Prince Harry at the Invictus Games earlier this week. Later, Meghan slipped into a chic black dress when she visited a delegation for the 2025 Invictus Games in Canada, converting her Dior shoes to a £1033 Carolina Herrera denim panel dress.

Being Royal has certain conditions. And if royal women migrate from country to country, it's no surprise that they gravitate to similar designers - and often the same ones. It's true that the Spanish and Swedish people are a little more relaxed than their British counterparts. These photos show that women from almost every one of the European monarchies find their styles match from time to time.

In Madrid, the mother-of-two, 50, was seen at Residencia de Estudiantes' "Students Residence" meeting. Letizia proved it once more that she could do no wrong when she posed up a ruckus in a cream and white ensemble. The monarch dazzled in a beige halter top by Spanish high street brand Massimo Dutti, a true work of art. (Pictured: Queen Letizia of Spain)