Fashion
Amid the icy January weather, the German capital housed a whimsical mix of childhood heroes, Bavarian mountains, Victorian mourning women, ostrich eggs, brilliant upcycling, and more.
The French firm reemerges with a renewed vision that dissolves the borders between city and nature, revealing a collection that combines urban elegance with the thrill of the outdoors.
A rare glimpse into the sealed world of fashion craftsmanship. From the 17th century to today, explore the intricate art of weaving, embroidery, and floral motifs at the Palais Galliera.
From the organic worlds of “Avatar” to the gothic romanticism of “Frankenstein”, passing through the emotional palettes of “Hamnet” and the realism of “Sinners”, we explore this year’s nominees.
An express trip to London led us to LDN Layers, where Under Armour introduced its Women’s Crop Mock Baselayer through music and women-led communities.
From Berlin’s industrial heart to shifting geographies of fashion and sound, the event unfolds as a one-day constellation of runway, conversation, and listening.
Alessandro Michele makes us sit still in front of a tiny square, but not like the ones we are used to holding in our hands, ones where we have no other choice but to look at what is in front of us.
Merging gallery aesthetics with community spirit, this Parisian flagship hosts cultural programming and connects the local artistic scene through a design by Andrea Caputo.
Jonathan Anderson rewrites the rules at the Rodin Museum in Paris, which hosts an exhibition of the designer’s latest Haute Couture collection for the Maison.
A deep dive into France, Japan, and Portugal as living textile environments. This edition frames territories as sources of knowledge where savoir-faire meets innovation and sustainability.
Matthieu Blazy debuts his couture collection at the French Maison, where the lightness and transparency of the garments unveil the soul and the freedom of those who wear them.
Jonathan Anderson ends his cycle of debuts at the French Maison with the biggest challenge of them all. Flowers and colours bloom, enhanced by the care and quality of the artisanal craft.
“We were all rooting for you! How dare you?” One of the most brutal reality TV shows of the 2000s is being revisited in this new Netflix documentary, starring both judges and contestants.
MoMu's new exhibition traces back history through the threads that carry on them the traditions, the meaning and the legacy of a country with countless stories waiting to be told.
For his debut as the Maison’s creative director, Jaden Smith has organised an exhibition that bridges fashion, art, music, and history, expanding the limits of what a footwear House can do.
The House’s most recent collection presents a complete Italian wardrobe, where tailoring, outerwear, and knitwear coexist without hierarchy or excess.
Véronique Nichanian bids farewell to the French house after seventy-three collections and almost four decades of masterfully creating and crafting the wardrobe of the modern man.
The future is uncertain. We don’t know what’s coming, but we can rest assured that Pharrell’s new collection will stand the test of time no matter what.
From flea market hunts to forging relics for Rick Owens and Lady Gaga, Mia Gosset turns metal into fables. We step into her oneiric forge to discuss myth, magic, and the art of the relic.
Before Achilles Ion Gabriel steps down from his role as Creative Director, he presents a collection inspired by the rough, solitary nature in Lapland, auroras, and necessary contrasts.
Jonathan Anderson continues his exploration of what the "new aristocracy" can be and look like, with a merge of references that range from the master Poiret to the raw character of Mk.gee.
The fashion machine is back on track. First stop: Milan, where experimentation meets craft, and designers present collections that feel like a shift towards a new era.
Vuelve el Festival Internacional de Cine y Moda de Barcelona con su décima edición. Un viaje a las profundidades de un mundo donde la identidad y los cuerpos se elevan para construir relatos.
Merging 19th-century heritage with high jewelry, Tiffany & Co. presents the Tiffany Timer and Eternity Baguette collections at LVMH Watch Week, emphasizing craftsmanship and legacy.
Olivia Rodrigo, Sateen Besson, Suzanne Lindon, and other artists front the Italian House’s new campaign, which focuses on optimism, lightness, and beauty.
After Milan, it’s Paris Men Fashion Week. Equally exciting and exhausting, we’re following the shows very closely, but Jonathan Anderson’s, even more. You can tune here at 2.45pm Paris time.
Miuccia and Raf’s new collection proves refinement still wins. Elongated silhouettes, controlled layering, and a precise approach to modern menswear.