Fashion
Although it started as a denim-only label, its success has made Ingrid Bredholt expand the product range of her label, and even create a second one.
Si estás por Madrid no te pierdas el homenaje al artista del zapato por excelencia. Desde hoy y hasta el 8 de marzo en el Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas.
The London-based designer shares his thoughts on the fashion industry, his dark influences from ‘70s Italian horror movies, and what’s next in his career.
Ligero, preciso, sostenible y se puede mojar. ¿Qué más se puede pedir a un reloj? Así es The Stainless Collection, la última apuesta de la firma barcelonesa.
Estéticamente potentes, aunque con imperfecciones, las piezas de la joyera gaditana se apropian de la religiosidad andaluza y le dan un nuevo sentido.
Si solo disfrutas de los domingos, no te pierdas la nueva campaña de la firma, cuya protagonista aborrece todos los días de la semana (menos el último).
The brand presents its new collection through Masha Vasyukova’s lens once again, focused on the figure of those who wander with the aim to have fun.
In a bet for creative freedom, Etnia Barcelona is not only lending us the power tool to defy traditional canons, they're also reinventing them.
The most iconic shoes of the ‘90s, worn by fashionistas and ravers alike, are coming back! From November 24, find them at the coolest stores around the world.
Ayudar a impulsar la carrera profesional de la próxima generación de artistas. Este es el nuevo y ambicioso proyecto de Levi's, y Rosalía es una de sus bazas.
Inspired by strong, rebellious, badass women, meet the edgy designer doing bold feminist statements against the status quo through her brand Fortie Label.
Hace dos años y medio dijo adiós a su trabajo en una multinacional de moda para montar Con H Agency, su agencia de comunicación, y no le está yendo nada mal.
Described as structural, alluring and horny, the work of the Latvian designer is full of secret messages for those who can decipher and understand them.
Witchcraft, the Moon, a rocky beach, Victorian-era inspired garments and edgy motorcycling clothes. Discover the very-mixed universe of this designer.
Humans as armchairs, sofas and curtains were part of the performance by the gallerist and curator, who showcased the ephemeral piece during MBFW Tbilisi.
Digging inspiration out of ancestral cultures, nature, architecture and sci-fi, the designer melts art with fashion and makes the body interact with it.
The shirt is an unquestionable garment, a respected archetype, and a complex construction. Joel Urwitz took this complexity to his advantage.
We talk to the Senior Photo Editor of Vogue Italia, a fashion eminence working towards a more curated digital world, and creator of Photo Vogue Festival.
