Inside Accademia del Lusso’s Master’s In Fashion Brand Management

© Courtesy

© Courtesy
Mother’s Day doesn’t need a packed reservation or an overcomplicated plan to feel special. In our experience, the best celebrations happen at home—when the table is set with care, the food is simple and seasonal, and no one’s rushing off to the next thing. Brunch is the sweet spot: a little slower and just indulgent enough to feel like a treat.
These easy recipes are collected with that in mind. Think fresh, spring-forward dishes that come together easily, a few make-ahead options so you’re not stuck in the kitchen, and just enough intention to make the morning feel considered. Whether you’re hosting your mom, gathering with friends, or carving out a moment for yourself, this is about creating a meal that feels as good to make as it does to sit down and enjoy.
This is the kind of breakfast that feels right for a morning when you want to make things a little more thoughtful. It’s packed with protein, fiber, and healthy fats, but still feels like the kind of meal you’d want to linger over on a slow morning.
This frittata is everything we want from spring cooking: simple, colorful, and built around the season’s best produce. With tender asparagus, creamy goat cheese, mushrooms, and baby potatoes, it’s the kind of dish that works just as beautifully for brunch as it does for a light dinner.
For the mom who loves a savory breakfast, this is such a lovely alternative to the usual sweet brunch spread. It’s warm, colorful, and layered with flavor, with just enough flexibility to dress up with whatever fresh toppings you have on hand.
Not every brunch centerpiece has to be elaborate to feel memorable. These tacos have that easy, gather-around-the-table energy, with a combination of creamy, crunchy, smoky, and fresh that always works.
If you want something that brings a little beauty to the table without requiring much time, this toast more than delivers. It’s ready in about 15 minutes, but the mix of citrus, burrata, honey, and flaky salt makes it feel far more special than the effort suggests.
If you want something that feels fresh and special without turning on the stove for long, this is the recipe. It has that classic bagel-and-lox energy, but in a version that feels lighter, prettier, and a little more gathering-friendly.
For a menu that leans fresh, light, and a little elevated, this granola fits right in. It’s crisp, flavorful, and easy to make ahead, which makes it ideal for a morning when you want things to feel relaxed and still beautiful.
This is one of those easy additions that makes the whole brunch feel a little more complete. The berry sauce can be made ahead, and once layered with yogurt and granola, it brings a fresh, colorful contrast to the table.
Set out with fruit, coffee, and a big bowl of whipped cream, this is the kind of recipe that instantly makes brunch feel more complete. The chai spice gives it a deeper, more unexpected flavor that makes it stand out from the usual French toast situation.
These muffins feel like spring in baked form. Between the lemon and orange zest, the moist olive oil crumb, and the poppy seeds throughout, they bring a bright, cheerful energy that fits beautifully into a lingering brunch.
A good baked oatmeal has a way of making brunch feel instantly more homey, and this one does exactly that. The golden top, soft berry-filled center, and crunchy nut-and-coconut finish make it feel simple, wholesome, and worth gathering around.
This is exactly the kind of pitcher drink we love for a spring brunch menu. It’s light, make-ahead friendly, and the floral notes give it that easy-going, but special feel that works so well for a slower, more celebratory morning.
A pavlova always feels like a small event in itself, and that’s part of the charm. The contrast of crisp shell, marshmallowy center, and softly whipped cream gives every bite a texture that feels a little unexpected and completely irresistible.
This post was last updated on May 6, 2026, to include new insights.
The post Mother’s Day Brunch Recipes You Can Absolutely Pull Off appeared first on Camille Styles.
The multi-hyphenate discusses the Bling Ring, starring in the brand’s new campaign, and more.

© Courtesy of Old Navy

© Shutterstock

© APC

Somewhere between midnight and 2am on the first Monday in May, celebrities leave their hotel rooms once again, having changed out of their Met Gala looks into something a little more comfortable, and descend upon New York City to attend a host of afterparties until the wee hours of the morning.
Last night was no different, as the stars slipped out of their custom gowns and suits, they slipped into the doors of Zero Bond, Cafe Zaffri, Monsieur and more to unwind from the chaos of the night. At Saint Laurent's party, hosted by Anthony Vaccarello and Zoë Kravitz, stars like Hailey Bieber, Charli XCX, and Rosé arrived to support, while over at Monsieur, Baz Luhrmann celebrated the annual fashion holiday in the company of Hunter Schafer and Sombr.
Ahead, see all of the best Met Gala 2026 afterparty looks.



In Saint Laurent.


In Chanel.

In Saint Laurent.


In Saint Laurent



In Chanel.




Rosé wore Saint Laurent while Tate McRae wore Ludovic De Saint Sernin.

While we may not have gotten the naked-dress that some of us were predicting out of Mrs. Bieber, we got something a little more golden. For fashion's biggest red carpet, Hailey Bieber needed to make a statement bigger than her sheer gothic lace Saint Laurent dress and even her Gucci bumster moment, so she pulled out the big guns—24-karats of gold, to be more specific. Yes, Hailey Bieber walked the Met Gala red carpet in Saint Laurent dress featuring a royal blue silk chiffon skirt and matching scarf shall hybrid, and a breastplate bodice sculpted entirely out of solid gold. Plus, the look comes with a bit of history–it's inspired by look from Yves Saint Laurent's Fall 1969 collection in collaboration with French artist and sculptor Claude Lalanne.

So, thanks to YSL and 24-karats of gold, Bieber walked the carpet looking like a statuesque Greek goddess with perfectly slicked back hair, impeccable taste and, when the wind blew just right, exposed were the gladiator sandals to match.