Send the cold email- you might end up front row at New York Fashion Week.

Among the New York Fashion Week shows, 7 For All Mankind stood out. When a certain walk and a show make this much noise across social media, you know an influence on trends will soon occur. “Welcome back, Jenny Humphrey” was plastered across my mind while watching the show: festival wristbands stacked on a silk glove, bags on top of bags, messy hair tucked into a dramatic roll-neck, slinky babydoll dresses with tights and costume jewellery.

In high school, I was honestly always really confused about the whole sustainability movement in fashion. How does every brand have a “green” label? Wasn’t the problem that we were buying too much, too fast, and getting tricked by clever marketing?

Whether it’s the influence of social media or a boom in consumerism, the holiday has transformed into an opportunity to embrace vibrant pinks and reds.

Small shifts through this month instead of huge reinventions and resolutions might be the way forward, as they reveal a stillness of just being with yourself and not huge, unrealistic expectations in a time of blues.

The standard rules of formal attire now take a backseat to the art of self-expression and individuality.

Who wants to wear what everyone else is wearing? Even the most stunning pieces lose their magic once they become oversaturated.

"You’re starting to dress very Loro Piana, Hanna.” 

Let’s talk about how to instantly up your cold-weather outfit game: a pair of statement tights.

2016 called, and 2026 is answering: The Bandage dress is back.

Unique Trends for 2026: A Beach Girl’s Guide to Whimsy Jewelry

Fast fashion might be everywhere, but the MUUZ girl knows that the best bags are the ones with a story. The kind you don’t see on everyone’s arm. The kind that feel personal, intentional, and a little bit special

No one knows it yet but Deer Print is the new Leopard Print...

By D è lia Rubio Black Friday isn’t waiting till the end of November anymore, and honestly, neither are we. The best brands have already dropped their early deals, and some of them are better than the official ones. So grab your matcha, open those tabs, and start scrolling. Here’s your curated list of We’ve rounded up our favourite early sales that deserve a spot in your cart, and yes, we’ve added our curated picks over on ShopMy . Sephora Dates: Oct 31 – Nov 10Beauty Insider

These five simple things aren’t about being perfect or having it all together - they’re about feeling a bit more intentional, calm, and put-together in your own life.

Forget slick-backs and clean-girl minimalism, it’s official: sexy is back. Blowouts are replacing buns, sneakers are gathering dust in the corner, and femininity is no longer shy or “tastefully understated.” This season, it’s latex, stilettos, glossy lips, and unapologetic confidence.

Cue the online shopping binge and the group chats full of dress links. Because let’s be honest: any excuse to buy a new dress is a good one! Here’s your guide to the perfect dress that won’t break the bank. 

There’s nothing quite like the rush of scoring a hidden gem at the thrift store, and I’ve been asked time and time again: how do you manage to come across the best finds? As cliché as it may sound, by luck. Similar to gambling, thrifting is purely a game of chase. But, with that being said, there are several things you can do to ensure an amazing thrift trip. If you're an avid thrifter or you’ve never gone around to make your first trip, I’ve compiled a list of 5 tips that

Victoria’s Secret is the clearest sign yet that sexy is back. After last year’s overly “classy” rebrand left everyone underwhelmed, the brand has finally remembered what it does best.

With days that blur between workout classes, meetings, errands, and everything in between, having the right essentials on hand isn’t just helpful, it’s a non-negotiable. At MUUZ, we are constantly trying to keep our bags curated so we have exactly what we need, when we need it.