• At the Crossroads of Ambition and Commerce: A Look at Yerevan Fashion Week 2026 Against the Backdrop of Global Fashion

  Yet behind the polished visuals lies a more practical question: what does Armenian fashion represent today? How independent is it, where has it genuinely moved forward, and in which areas does it continue to follow established international trends...

• ‘Disastrous Nonsense’: Fans Slam Trailer for Greta Gerwig’s New ‘Narnia’ Film

  The first trailer for Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, directed by Greta Gerwig, has sparked a fierce backlash from fans of C. S. Lewis’s beloved book series. Some viewers branded the footage “weird, disastrous nonsense,” while others accused the filmmakers of relying too heavily on CGI and turning the iconic fantasy into yet another Marvel-style blockbuster...

• Steven Spielberg to Make Film About Mobster Sammy Gravano, the Man Who Betrayed John Gotti

  Steven Spielberg is developing a film about Salvatore “Sammy the Bull” Gravano, one of New York’s most notorious mobsters, who betrayed his boss, John Gotti, and helped the FBI bring down the Gambino crime family’s empire. Page Six reports the news...

• Zuhair Murad Softens His Signature Glamour With Mediterranean Mood, Fringe and a Marilyn Monroe-Inspired Dress

  Zuhair Murad took a step away from his signature evening glamour with a lighter, more relaxed ready-to-wear collection for spring...

• Matthieu Blazy Stages a Triumphant Spectacle for Chanel: Coco Chanel, Tweed and a Touch of Attitude

  A year ago, Matthieu Blazy made his debut on the Chanel runway, opening a new chapter in the history of the legendary fashion house. Now, 12 months later, he returned to the Grand Palais as a true triumphalist, presenting his Spring/Summer 2027 collection — both a love letter to Coco Chanel and a confident statement about the future...

• Elie Saab Revives His Iconic 2000s Aesthetic — and Teases a Major H&M Collaboration

  It was an Elie Saab gown worn by Halle Berry on the red carpet at the 2002 Oscars that went down in fashion history and helped turn the Lebanese designer into a global name. Now Saab is returning to the aesthetic that made him an icon in the early 2000s...

• Miu Miu and New Balance Team Up Again: Paris Gets a Glimpse of the Sneakers of the Future

  Miu Miu unveiled two new collaborations at Paris Fashion Week. The fifth year of its partnership with New Balance brought the debut of a new version of the RC150 — a reimagined sneaker inspired by racing footwear...

• Dita Von Teese Takes Paris by Storm: Christian Louboutin Turns Iconic Shoes Into a Theatrical Spectacle

  Christian Louboutin has once again transformed a footwear presentation into a spectacular theatrical production. Dita Von Teese took center stage at the presentation of his Spring 2027 collection at Paris’s Théâtre du Châtelet, with Cynthia Erivo, Elizabeth Debicki, Jaden Smith, Jean Paul Gaultier, Heidi Klum and Daphne Guinness among the guests, according to WWD...

Tiffany & Co. is making its mark in cinema once again: both archival and contemporary pieces from the luxury jeweler appear in Netflix’s upcoming “Frankenstein”, directed by Oscar-winner Guillermo del Toro, reports WWD.

"Frankenstein continues Tiffany & Co.’s tradition of using jewelry not just as adornment, but as a storytelling device, bringing unforgettable characters and scenes to life," said Christopher Young, Vice President and Creative Director of Tiffany Patrimony.

The film stars Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, and Christoph Waltz, and a scene showcased at the 2025 Venice Film Festival received a 14-minute standing ovation, sparking social media buzz.

For Tiffany & Co., this is the first time archival masterpieces are combined with modern jewelry, accessories, and silver objects specifically for film. Costume designer Kate Hawley noted that the pieces became “their own artistic contribution” to the creation of the characters and the film’s world.

On screen, viewers will see works by Julia Munson and Meta Overbeck under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany, as well as pieces from Tiffany High Jewelry in New York and creations made exclusively for the film.

The film will feature 27 Tiffany & Co. pieces, including necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, brooches, pendants, silver items, a hair comb, and a pocket watch. Mia Goth wears nearly all the jewelry, while Charles Dance wields a pocket watch as Leopold Frankenstein.

Tiffany & Co.’s longstanding connection to cinema is rooted in pop culture history, most notably through Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Frankenstein will have a limited theatrical release on October 17 and stream globally on Netflix starting November 7.

Follow NEWS.am STYLE on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram