In the 1980s, much to everyone’s surprise – a young Miuccia Prada boldly opted to introduce a nylon range into Prada’s accessories, ditching the traditional leather accessories selection to include a material that had since been excluded from luxury altogether.
Introducing “DOG / MEETS / CHAINSAW”, an editorial project created by Montreal-based creative director and stylist Rym Guimili, in collaboration with a talented team of local artists.
Beauty and fashion are constantly influenced by history, trends are reborn and reimagined through modern lenses – subverting gender roles, reappropriating stereotypes, and shifting perspectives of beauty.
Fashion is theatrical by nature, and designers have always embraced the evolution of technology – gimmicks, shock factor, and innovation are no strangers to the runway, but Social Media has without a doubt brought forward a formidable platform for brands to not only showcase their designs but also bring press and discussion about a collection.
After 10 years leading the Italian fashion house, Jeremy Scott has announced he will be stepping down as Moschino’s creative director.
In the past few years – we have without a doubt revived Y2K fashion, embracing it on the runway, in the media and in our personal wardrobes.
DZHUS is a conceptual clothing and accessories label founded by Ukrainian designer and stylist Irina Dzhus in 2010. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Dzhus has had to flee her home and find refuge in the EU, working between Warsaw, Paris and Berlin.
With advancing technology, artificial intelligence, and ChatGPT on everyone’s minds lately it’s no surprise that Paris Fashion Week came with digital gimmicks galore and plenty of viral moments.
With his second astute and assured collection for Ferragamo, a young black British designer became the talk of Milan Fashion Week.
Despite Matthieu Blazy’s arrival at Bottega Veneta only a year ago, considering how confidently he has conveyed his creative vision so far, it feels like an alliance that was destined from the start.