Karen Dacre is the Fashion Director at The Sunday Times Style. With extensive experience covering the beauty and fashion industry, she has attended countless fashion shows and interviewed renowned designers, while also exploring themes related to travel and tourism. Her work has been featured in The Times, New Zealand Herald, and MSN.
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The Georgian designer Demna Gvasalia created a sensory overload with the Big Apple turning on the charm for the fashion crowd
The designer has been one of fashion’s biggest names since the 1990s. Now, aged 63, with new owners of his brand and a move back into beauty, he’s evolving again
If you hadn’t noticed, there’s a World Cup on — and this year’s players are more into their outfits than ever. So who’s made fashion director Karen Dacre’s top 11?
From office-ready jeans to the new skirt suit, the latest shows were loaded with inspiration
Still wearing jeans? This summer it’s all about cargo pants. And the Nineties throwback now has a grown-up new look
By: Scarlett Russell, Anna Silverman, Karen Dacre, Phoebe Mcdowell
From secluded Scottish beaches to beautiful Balinese hotels — Style’s favourite tastemakers have opened up their secret holiday address books just for you
From camping sandals to cashmere (yes, really), these are the essentials and little luxuries for the perfect tent-girl summer
Short skirts are all over the high street this summer, and this time they’re slouchy, casual and above all fun
By: Karen Dacre
The make-up artist on supermarket chic and her longtime love of Vivienne Westwood
No woman needs a pair of pants more complicated than her life. Little wonder then, that we’re entering the age of no-nonsense knickers
