Gabriela Hearst: Last News

Duchess of Cornwall went for a more low-key take on the idea in a blue coat with gold buttons and jewellery for an International Women’s Day event at Clarence House on Tuesday, while the Countess of Wessex wore a royal blue striped dress by Gabriela Hearst with a navy Burberry jacket when meeting a woman she supported through NHS Volunteer Responders programme.Nor is this kind of dressing limited to royals. The partners of world leaders often approach fashion with diplomacy in mind too.

Back to the office means a new wardrobe - and the pencil skirt is the perfect pick, ladies. Stylish and professional, it's a key part of an workplace attire.And after nearly three years out of use (pregnancy + Covid), I am striving to wear the smarter garments in my wardrobe. So what do I turn to? A great pencil skirt, with a high waist, in a good base tone or a bold print.

earned her second statuette on Sunday for her role as Margaret Thatcher in “The Crown,” after taking home her first in 1997 for the iconic sci-fi series “The X-Files.”Anderson’s recent achievement prompted her friends at fashion house Chloé to make a very tongue-in-cheek tribute, sending a giant penis-shaped celebration cake to her door — presumably inspired by her character as a sex therapist on “Sex Education,” which just premiered its third season. “Congrats on a BIG one!” reads the icing on the base of the X-rated cake.

The tennis stars are stepping out for the 2021 Met Gala!

Chloé headquarters in Paris and proclaims, with a toss of blonde hair and a throaty laugh, ‘I never look this good!’Wearing a long, flared navy dress with sculpted sleeves and hand-twisted ‘farfalle’ embroidery from the house’s autumn/winter 2021 collection, glossy beige wedge boots and barely discernible make-up, accessorised with her own Cartier bracelet and a few star tattoos, she poses for the photographer on the balcony looking radiant and serene. This, despite the demands of two big jobs on two continents, not counting the family ranch she runs in her native Uruguay (more on that later), three children and a major case of jet lag.A staffer whispers that if the designer is running a few minutes late, it’s because she wanted to bring

Amanda Holden, 50, and Davina McCall, 53, to launch two separate clothing collections.If your taste doesn’t chime with Holden’s or McCall’s, you may be questioning whether this is, in any way, good news. It is – in this respect.Holden and McCall, rather than a bunch of 23-year-old models, are each fronting their brands.This is surprisingly rare.

Angelina Jolie was spotted spending quality time with her daughter Zahara in New York City earlier this month.The mother-daughter duo was first seen shopping at designer Gabriela Hearst's store on Madison Avenue before leaving with a large bag of purchases and making a quick stop at a bagel cart.The 46-year-old actress' trip with her eldest daughter, 16, comes not long after she claimed that her child recently had surgery and was the focus of racial bias because of her skin color.

the TV BAFTAs red carpet on Sunday night: Billie Piper in Moschino, Michaela Coel in Maximilian and Jodie Comer in Gabriela Hearst to name just three. It was proof that the days of TV being film’s less glamorous cousin are truly over.Helena Bonham Carter stood out though.

Oscar winner Goldie Hawn hosted her daughter Kate Hudson's 42nd birthday dinner at her lavish $25M Pacific Palisades mansion on Monday evening.The Oscar-nominated actress beamed while wearing a $2,190 Gabriela Hearst 'Patricia' denim dress for her special day.The D.C.-born 75-year-old donned a black pantsuit for her house party and flashed her effervescent grin while posing poolside for a selfie with jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer.

feel something. Color-coordinating with our croissants was fun, but who couldn't use a touch of maximalism right about now? Blame Dior, Gabriela Hearst, or Valentino for the resurgence of the retro design technique—or Parsons student, , and Second Daughter, , who posts crocheted creations for the world to see. From checkered to rainbow pants and adorable handbags, the Gen Z Brooklynite has plenty of crochet inspiration to share.

in or out. With Covid restrictions in place, proceedings look a little different this season but one thing's for sure; over the coming days, luxury fashion houses will debut their collections for the autumn/winter 2021 season with highlights including,  a first look at Gabriela Hearst’s debut collection for Chloe and shows from Dior, Chanel, Louis Vuitton and more.Here are the highlights from the Paris autumn/winter 2021 collections so far...Dries Van Noten’s cheerlingly colourful collection makes for the ultimate lockdown antidote. The key pieces include: a silver tinsel coat, denim in all guises; silky blush pink slips; red and pink sequins and to top it all off, a pair of party heels to get you into the mood.

 First Lady Dr. Jill Biden  conveyed a message of unity with her Gabriela Hearst outfit on inauguration night, one accessory that evening had a romantic meaning.

Dr. Jill Biden sent a message of unity just hours after becoming the first lady.

Joe Biden watched the Celebrating America event from inside the White House with his immediate family, including grandson, Beau!

Gabriela Hearst, and wore a three-year-old fringed cocktail dress by her namesake label to the first 2020 presidential debate. What Biden - and other high profile patrons including Ivanka Trump and the Duchess of Cambridge - get when they wear Hearst is eco-style credentials with a generous dash of luxury.Hearst works to strict environmental standards, affording anyone who shops with her a stance on sustainable fashion.

Meghan didn't miss a single opportunity to impress. But it was her last appearance, at a Commonwealth Day Service alongside the rest of the senior Windsors, when she really pulled out the stops: an emerald green Emilia Wickstead cape dress, paired with a matching William Chambers hat and Gabriela Hearst bag.

creative director at Chloé. During her four years at the helm of the luxury French fashion house, Ramsay-Levi established a reputation for her slick, feminine and empowering designs.

designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi stepped down from a four-year stint as the head of Chloé, the Parisian fashion house has announced her successor.Uruguayan-American Gabriela Hearst, the go-to eco designer for duchesses and first ladies, gets the job, effective immediately, a spokesperson has said.The appointment of Hearst is an exciting and interesting one for fans of Chloé. Hearst’s own New York-based eponymous label is relatively small, with around £15 million in sales in 2019, compared to the heritage house Chloé’s juggernaut €510 million.But Chloé, compared to some of its other stablemates, is a smaller piece of the Richemont Group’s pie.

the Duchess of Cambridge wore a blue Gabriela Hearst shirt-waister to meet David Attenborough – a hero of Hearst's, who had sleepless nights when she realised that the two percent stretch that makes so many clothes comfortable, is a plastic derivative. Nowadays the stretch in her clothes comes via silk.   For more news, analysis and advice from The Telegraph's fashion desk, click here to sign up to get our weekly newsletter, straight to your inbox every Friday. Follow our Instagram @Telegraphfashion  We rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality content in the future.Thank you for your support.Need help?Visit

Kate Middleton and Prince William released two new photos on Saturday featuring their adorable family. Children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis all posed for one of the cute snaps, along with documentary filmmaker, Sir David Attenborough.For the photo shoot, the Cambridges appeared to coordinate, with each family member wearing a different shade of blue.

his on-trend cream sweater vest. But Kate’s fashion choice went beyond the literal 'blue for Blue Planet'. Her dress is the £1,295 ‘Marley’ design by Gabriela Hearst, the Uruguay-born designer who creates eco-conscious clothing for the super-rich.