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La reinvención de los básicos se construye desde la transparencia, el drapeado y una silueta femenina ligera. Una colección de piezas básicas pero suficientemente alejadas de la norma.

His final Diesel show closes six years of experimental denim and a democratic vision of fashion. What comes next for the brand he helped revive?

With “SPIRITS”, the artist transforms over ninety discarded plastic shoes collected from four bodies of water into an interactive reflection on our dependence on petroleum and plastic.

Jonathan Anderson is taking the Maison to the restless Chinese megalopolis to bridge past and present, heritage and the contemporary, while honouring the founder’s 1948 collection.
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Through Nico Quinteros’ lens, we went backstage and onto the streets to see why fashion is increasingly looking towards Amsterdam.

The photographer’s first retrospective brings bodies, sculptures and uncanny objects into conversation at Paris’s MEP. There are only a few days left to see it.

Tommy Hilfiger returns to The Plaza for a very personal New York homecoming, unveiling his Spring 2027 collection live today at 2 pm. Watch it right here.

The artist becomes a cosmic centauress in Andrew Thomas Huang’s video for “Wasp In the Fig”, a tender, visceral vision of motherhood and metamorphosis.

Through mythology, he reclaims violent histories. The photographer exhibiting in Memphis takes watery boundaries as a starting point.

¿Reservar una habitación para comprar un polo? The Hoxton, Lacoste y Michael McGregor convierten el room service en una cápsula con humor, pijamas y Negronis.

El diseñador mallorquín se alía con Luis Vidal y chic&basic para recordarnos, desde la cama, que parar también puede ser un acto de rebeldía necesario.

Forget clothes you can’t even sit down in. Julie Kegels won the LVMH Prize by making clever, wearable fashion the ultimate flex. Here’s why

From Lebanese rituals to a first footwear line, the sisters behind Yassmin Saleh trace how memory, motherhood and creative freedom shaped “Everyday Forms”

From civilian nightwear to Carpathian myth, five Ukrainian designers turn memory, craft and unstable realities into distinctly different visions for the upcoming season.

On “Prima”, the Slovak singer turns pop ambition into a tightly choreographed spectacle, glossy, funny and vulnerable enough to show what becoming a star can truly cost.

Escenas corales deslumbrantes, vestuario queer y una intensidad que también se agota. Así fue el paso del Ballet Nacional de España por Tenerife.

Fashion month is in full swing, and this Saturday all roads lead to Milan as Milano Fashion&Jewels returns with over 600 brands from 31 countries.

A TikTok comment became the starting point for Charlie Jeer and Cat Burns’ warm, disco-inflected collaboration.

Sometimes it really is as simple as getting everyone into the same garden. Designers, photographers and editors joined us at Jansz. to connect beyond the shows.

Zuma Madrid lleva la Fórmula 1 a la mesa junto a Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS y expone un F1 W17 del 11 al 13 de septiembre, durante el fin de semana del Gran Premio de España.

Juergen Teller lets texture, colour and volume speak through contrast, giving Louise Trotter’s craftsmanship room to take centre stage.

La fotógrafa habla de vínculos, ficción y convivencia a partir de “Archipiélago”, un libro que observa a sus personajes como islas dentro de una misma geografía.

Six days in Shibuya reveal two rhythms of street style, from quiet daylight portraits to neon-lit frames that let the city rush in.

Travis Kelce, Gigi Hadid, JISOO y muchos más se dan cita en The Plaza para celebrar el espíritu de Nueva York en la nueva campaña de la marca.

What does it take to keep moving when doubt sets in? The brand’s latest campaign captures five creatives navigating ambition, pressure and modern life in motion.

Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale and Deutsche Telekom are turning down the noise with “Not a passenger,” a new campaign about taking back control when everyone seems to have an opinion.














