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What's in fashion this week? Parties in Europe and new store openings. Below, are our five favourite fashion moments from the week that was. Fendi opens its doors in Mykonos   Fendi has announced the opening of its new boutique in the Greek island of Mykonos inside the Nammos Village, one of the islands busiest shopping destinations. Inspired by the Mediterranean culture and the Mykonian flair combined with the signature Fendi codes, Thorogood Boots  the store has been designed with a special and exclusive concept. The two-floor store has been constructed in the traditional white Cycladic architecture, and welcomes the entire Fendi universe, with all categories from the womenswear and menswear lines. Loewe hosts a series of parties in Ibiza   For the launch of ...

I love talking fashion with my mom. For years we would excitedly sit down to watch Project Runway together and chat at length about our opinions. Sometimes our thoughts lined up exactly (we both loved Mondo Guerra), other times we were at opposite ends of the spectrum (Laura Bennett? Not my favorite), but either way, our conversations about clothing have never been boring. And while we both love a fabulous, if impractical, runway look, last week I decided to chat with her about the top summer trends folks are actually wearing out and about. Here are all the styles my mom Judith, a boomer, and I, a millennial, agree are too cute not to try in 2022.     VALENTINA FRUGIUELE/GETTY IMAGES 1. COSTAL GRANDMOTHER As a coastal grandmother herself, my mom...

Hailey Bieber may be one of today’s biggest inspirations for fashion lovers, but her favorite style icon is surprising. During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday night (June 15), the talk show host asked the model how she got into fashion, as she began her modeling career at just 17 years old. “I definitely always looked at my mom’s style and admired it, and always felt like she was passionate about clothing and fashion,” Hailey shared. “But I would definitely say I was inspired in the modeling space from the greats: Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell.” Fallon then mentioned that Bieber once said that she was inspired by Miley Cyrus’ Disney Channel character, Hannah Montana. “Yeah, technically, I was also very fashion inspired at the ti...

Robert Glover thinks of fixing shoes like sculpting. “Like making something out of clay. I’m taking a pair of shoes, tearing them apart and putting them back together,” he said, while sitting behind a counter labeled “No refunds” and surrounded by medieval-looking presses, clamps, shoe stands and single loose shoes. The Roxbury native has now been fixing Boston’s soles for nearly 40 years. Working out of a small shop near Downtown Crossing, Glover, the owner and operator of Odessa Instant Shoe Repair works at his craft five days a week from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. He fixes heels, replaces soles on dress shoes and mends broken leather for clients in and around downtown Boston. “I love working with shoes,” said Glover. “But other than that I like the people that I meet. I meet a lot of int...

The Santic Jian1 cycling shoe is a firm favorite in our eyes, landing a place in our list of the best shoes for Peloton(opens in new tab). Packing plenty of fun style and storming in at a lesser price than many of its competitors, like the Rapha cycling shoe, we rate these shoes as our top midrange option for the more budget-conscious buyer. The color range is a little lacking, and they’re veering dangerously close to the bowling shoe look, but that doesn’t mean you haven’t got some super fun and bright block colors to get stuck into. The Santic shoes are primarily designed for road biking, but they’re also Peloton bike(opens in new tab) Hey Dudes Shoes compatible which is top news for keen spinners looking to take their cycling indoors. They come packaged with road cleats too, so you d...

Matt Eberflus gathered up his team after the final mandatory minicamp practice Thursday and delivered the annual first rite of NFL summer: a list of what he expected his players to do — and not do— before the first practice of training camp 40 days later. The Bears’ first-year head coach told his players to stay out of trouble and stay in shape. “Get your track shoes on,” he said. The first time Eberflus made the track-shoes declaration, in January, he was sitting at the podium inside Halas Hall being introduced as the Bears’ new hire. At the time, it sounded like a challenge: We need to be faster. Almost five months later, though, it’s clear that the phrase is a way of life. In his last team meeting of his first offseason in charge, Eberflus emphasized that players better be r...