Fashion
Couples and generations move through the rooms John and Dominique de Menil left Houston, where the clothes fall into quiet conversation with the walls.
Black jade, Tahitian pearls and brown diamonds meet flashes of western and sci-fi, and Pierre Hardy resists the sepia nostalgia of the country-house stable.
Demna extends La Famiglia into something cinematic and almost video game-like, and the second chapter trades the Riviera for villas and motorcycle rides.
A royal court rebuilt from memory collides with futuristic eccentricity as inherited codes give way to punctured crinolines and couture’s glorious impracticality.
Hoy, de doce del mediodía a diez de la noche, GNG celebra su primer año de vida con una archive sale abierta al público en Chamberí, Madrid.
Entre siluetas slim y baggy, denim desgastado y contrastes high-low, la colección propone vestirse según el día, el ánimo y las contradicciones que apetezca habitar.
Body horror, biomechanical restraint and digital overexposure shape a collection that asks why cruelty-free bodies remain brutal to themselves.
A football-inspired capsule links Surinamese heritage to collective care, with every sale supporting a community space for young people in Commewijne.
A decadent ball slips into nightmare as couture studies masks, identity and the stranger waiting behind the mirror.
Silk, marble and metallic knots turn couture into a living language across the Musée Rodin grounds.









