Toronto’s longest running multi-arts fashion week Fashion Art Toronto today announced details for its four-day Fall fashion showcase. Running Thursday, November 16 through Sunday, November 19, the event will take place at Black Creek Assembly (131 McCormack St), a 20,000 square foot industrial warehouse in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood.
“A Place is Deeply Possessed” explores the intimate connection between people and their surroundings. Through evocative imagery, it highlights a seamless integration into the diverse environments that envelope us, from urban landscapes to the serenity of nature.
All eyes were on Peter Do this September. Like, literally. Do’s collection for Helmut Lang is the debut of the New York season, anticipated by all since the moment it was announced this summer.
It’s not just a bag, “it’s a Baguette,” as Carrie Bradshaw aptly corrected the thief who demanded the Fendi purse from her in the beloved late-’90s sitcom, Sex and the City.
Fashion has its muses, and history has its legends. More often than not, they overlap. Take, for instance, the influence of mythology on fashion: Hermès and Nike owe their names to Greek goddesses, and the Versace logo is an homage to Medusa.
Berlin, 2023—before us, on the DZHUS runway, is the breathtaking beauty of an outfit transformation. Hands work through cloth and hardware to reveal a new way to style a garment.
From mega-jewelry to armour-esque gloves, designers for both Menswear and Couture Week this season have reached new heights. Of course, the sleek-yet-boyish tailoring of SS24 menswear, and the boundary-pushing AW23 couture season deserve a spotlight of their own, but it’s impossible to not be enamoured by the accessories this season.
The Prada SS24 Menswear Collection was presented at Milan Fashion Week, titled ‘Fluid Form’, a name emphasized by a truly ingenious runway stunt, which involved clear resin slime that dripped from the ceiling and disappeared into the runway – but more on that later.
Liminul Magazine presents Hug Me Tie. In response to society’s deeply ingrained perceptions of gender roles, this editorial emerges with a profound purpose: to dismantle these stereotypes and challenge the prevailing notion that men are the sole embodiment of industriousness, professionalism, and dominance, while women’s contributions in the workplace are often undermined and dismissed.
Our definition of true anarchic fashion and radical streetwear has changed over the years as more and more brands have fused the once-separate worlds of high fashion and streetwear together.