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Rita Ora and Primark Reveal Autumn/Winter 2025 Collection

Published

5 months ago

25 September 2025

Rita Ora has returned to high street fashion with Primark for the Autumn/Winter 2025 (AW25) collaboration. The 70-piece collection combines practical staples with bold prints and textures, offering shoppers versatile options for everyday outfits this season.

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Outerwear is a highlight of the AW25 line. Key pieces include cropped check jackets, green bomber jackets, and faux fur-lined aviator jackets, all designed for layering and everyday wear. These jackets provide warmth without compromising on style, making them suitable for a variety of occasions and transitional weather.

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Prints and textures feature prominently throughout the collection. Checks, argyle, and leopard patterns give each piece character, while oversized tops and scarves can be layered in different ways. The colour palette balances autumnal neutrals with brighter accents, allowing shoppers to mix and match pieces to suit their own style.

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Affordability remains central to the collaboration. Prices range from €5 to €42, making the collection accessible to a wide audience. Standout items include the Cropped Tartan Borg Jacket, priced at €30, and the Printed Half-Zip Borg Fleece at €20. Both pieces combine practicality with distinctive design, offering shoppers simple ways to update their seasonal wardrobe.

The AW25 collection is available in Primark stores across Ireland and the UK, with online options through Click & Collect. This ensures that shoppers can access the collection easily, whether visiting in person or shopping from home.

Photo: @primark-Instagram

The collaboration continues to show Rita Ora’s influence in bringing celebrity-led designs to the high street. By combining statement prints, layered outfits, and seasonal staples, the AW25 drop offers pieces that work for daily wear while adding a playful, stylish edge. Shoppers can experiment with layering, textures, and colours without investing in high-cost designer pieces.

For anyone looking to refresh their autumn and winter wardrobe, the Rita Ora AW25 collection provides practical, wearable pieces with a contemporary edge, proving that high-street fashion can be both functional and stylish.

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The Best Dressed After-Party Looks From the 2026 BAFTAs

Published

3 days ago

24 February 2026

John Akpowo

Photo: Sofi Adams

At the main ceremony of the British Academy Film Awards, the dress code was formal: full-length gowns, sharp tuxedos and structured dresses. By the time guests arrived at the after-parties, outfits changed. Trains disappeared, jackets came off, heels lowered, and lighter fabrics were chosen. The aim was straightforward: clothes that still looked put together but made sense for a crowded room and a late finish.

At events including the Warner Bros. celebration and the Vogue and GQ Fashion & Film party, styling choices were practical. Corseted dresses appeared in softer materials, tailoring was loosened, and high-shine satin was paired with leather or sheer layers. Instead of heavy embellishment, guests chose clean lines and strong cuts. The focus was on outfits that worked in smaller rooms and repeated photographs.

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No single trend dominated. The most effective outfits suited the setting. The ceremony required formality; the parties required clothes that allowed movement and worked in close-up photographs. Those who stood out made practical choices that were appropriate for the event while still aligned with the tone of the evening.

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

Photo: Sofi Adams

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Photo: Getty

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Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 BAFTAs

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4 days ago

23 February 2026

Ene Unazi

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The 2026 BAFTA took place on Sunday, February 22, at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Hosted by Alan Cumming, the ceremony honoured the finest films of 2025. The event comes ahead of the Screen Actors Guild Awards on March 1 and the Oscars on March 15, placing it within a packed awards schedule.

While the ceremony recognizes achievement in film, the red carpet remains an important part worth looking forward to. The BAFTAs not only brought many celebrities from across the entertainment industry but also some members of the royal family, all arriving in their best looks yet.

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Prince William & Princess Kate

Prince William and Kate Middleton, made a surprise appearance, marking their first time attending the ceremony together in three years. The couple, who have always maintained a formal approach to style opted for coordinated looks, with the Princess Kate rewearing a Gucci dress she first wore in 2019. The floor-length gown was narrowed at the waist with a burgundy belt that matched Prince William’s velvet tuxedo jacket.

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Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton

Emma Stone, Erin Doherty, and Chase Infinity all leaned into Louis Vuitton for the night. Stone wore a black gown featuring a cutout at the chest, while Doherty opted for a black dress with a structured, rippling skirt. Chase Infinity, a Louis Vuitton brand ambassador, appeared in a sleeveless burgundy gown with flared hem, adding a touch of color to the lineup.

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Teyana Taylor in Burberry

Other stars stayed true to their signature style. Teyana Taylor stepped out in Burberry gown with high collar that almost covered her face. Tilda Swinton wore a Chanel tuxedo with high-rise trousers and a cropped jacket, accessorized with a brooch and two-toned Chanel shoes.

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Timothée Chalamet in Givenchy

Menswear followed a familiar pattern, with many opting for the traditional black tuxedo. Timothée Chalamet arrived in a custom all-black Givenchy tuxedo. Leonardo DiCaprio also chose a classic black tuxedo paired with a bow tie. Ethan Hawke, however, introduced a subtle twist to the evening’s tailoring in a black tuxedo featuring glitter details, finished with a gold bolo tie that set him apart.

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Ethan Hawke in Giorgio Armani

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Chase Infinity in Louis Vuitton

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Tilda Swinton in Chanel

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Renate Reinsve in Louis Vuitton

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Gracie Abrams & Paul Mescal

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Rose Byrne in Miu Miu

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Odessa A’zion in a sheer black dress

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Hannah Waddingham in Pamela Rolland

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Sadie Sink in Prada

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Wunmi Mosaku

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Erin Doherty in Louis Vuitton

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Kerry Washington

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Leonardo DiCaprio

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Glenn Close

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Alia Bhatt

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Michael B. Jordan

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Stormzy

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Kate Hudson

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Aimee Lou Wood

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Celebrities on the Front Row at the London Fashion Week

Published

6 days ago

21 February 2026

Ene Unazi

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London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2026 saw a rare moment in the front row: King Charles III attended one of the key runway shows, marking the first senior royal appearance at LFW since 2018. His presence highlighted designers celebrated for their technical skill and cultural storytelling.

Joining the King were prominent figures from the fashion world, including Stella McCartney and Laura Weir, alongside cultural personalities Little Simz and Skepta. Their presence showed the event’s connection to fashion, music, and culture including new designers.

Observers noted the careful balance between modern design sensibilities and references that reflect heritage and cultural background.

This moment highlighted London Fashion Week as a platform for craftsmanship, design, and cultural influence, showing how front-row attendees can amplify a show’s impact.