If you’re a student in lecture halls or a young professional starting out in media, studying communication or journalism is more than just meeting deadlines. For “cool girls,” it’s about understanding culture, turning style into stories, and shaping how people see the world. For today’s media leaders, style matters; it’s a way to show credibility and confidence, whether on the runway, on screen, or online.

The race for culture, luxury, and relevance. Formula 1 is no longer just the pinnacle of motorsport. Over the past decade, it has grown into a global cultural phenomenon attracting automotive and energy companies, luxury fashion houses, tech giants, food and beverage brands, and lifestyle startups. This shift has reshaped the paddock, the heartbeat of the race weekend, turning it into a dynamic brand ecosystem that goes beyond logo placement.

For half a decade, Pieter Mulier reshaped the narrative of one of Paris’s most revered fashion houses. The Belgian creative force brought to life collections that honored the legacy of Maison Alaïa, catapulting the steering wheel into a contemporary future. As his chapter at the French house draws to a close, we are pausing to reflect on his remarkable and what comes next. 

At this season’s Milan Fashion Week, the mood felt different the moment Marni appeared on the schedule. Anticipation hung in the air not because of spectacle, but because of transition. For Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear, the house unveiled its first collection under the creative direction of Meryll Rogge, and with it, a recalibration of one of fashion’s most beloved vocabularies.

More than thirty years have passed since Carolyn Bessette Kennedy first appeared on the streets of New York. Today, she stands as a fashion myth. Her wardrobe still inspires infatuation and imitation across generations. There was quiet power in how she dressed. Her style was not only about clothes. It was about a mood. It was simplicity. It was elegance, never forced or complicated.