Fashion
Explore Leeann Huang’s world of lenticular designs and food themed textiles, as she dishes on the surprising yet subtly revealed depth beneath the whimsy.
In the sort of spectacle fashion hasn't seen in decades, John Galliano gifted us with a fashion moment that will forever be engraved in our minds.
It’s hard to exhibit your work at Paris’ Haute Couture, but the Hong Kong-based designer’s work is so hypnotic that he achieved that. And much more.
Simone Rocha reflects on Gaultier’s house codes while honouring her own, in a collection where the perfect balance was achieved and the merging of universes happens smoothly and beautifully.
Disney+ ha estrenado la serie sobre el diseñador vasco que triunfó en París. Seis capítulos donde nos adentramos en sus éxitos, fracasos y círculo social.
Immerse in the spirit of the dragon through heritage-meets-contemporary-elegance in capsule collections from Loewe, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and more.
Juergen Teller takes to the streets of New York to portray FKA Twigs, Cindy Sherman, Lila Moss and Lil Uzi Vert to celebrate the brand’s 40th anniversary.
Love is in the air! The Maison unveils the Valentine’s Day collection, which plays delivers meaningful feelings through an impeccably curated selection.
Searching for each garment’s specific, unreproducible aura, Maria Grazia Chiuri invites us into a world of uniqueness in her latest show for the Maison.
The Taiwanese brand reflects on the sense of belonging, on moving out from home and finding a new spiritual place of your own in its latest collection.
The Korean brand has debuted in Paris with a collection titled “Night Thieves,” inspired by antiheroes like Prometheus, reimagining the future of clothes.
The South Korean eyewear brand known for its edgy spirit and artistic approach presents its new innovative design identity through a brilliant campaign.
The Italian brand’s new campaign, lensed by Mario Sorrenti, explores beauty through balance in a collection where Italy meets Japan. Take a look.
Heavily inspired by the natural world, the new collection by Takuya Morikawa features custom-developed fabrics, rich colours, and heavily textured garments.
Balletcore still reigns supreme with Kim Jones’ latest collection, which takes dancer Rudolf Nureyev as its main muse to bridge ready-to-wear and Couture.
Jonathan Anderson has delivered another brilliant collection for the House where he reflects on Internet culture and collaborates with Richard Hawkin.
Maria Grazia Chiuri is back to present the Maison’s new collection, where she proves the exquisite savoir-faire of the Maison. Watch it here from 3 pm.
Social media is flooded with the brand’s latest campaign lensed by Nadia Lee Cohen, where Lana del Rey lives her best coquette fantasy life. Have a look!
If you’re unable to attend the fashion show in Paris today, you’re welcome: we’re live streaming Kim Jones’ new collection for the Maison. Starting at 3pm!
Commenting on the codes of power, money, and social status, the designer’s new collection is inspired by Guy de Maupassant’s “Bel Ami” book. Bling bling!
Raising awareness on the commodification of bodies and the impact of social media on mental health, Florentin and Kevin present a punk-inspired collection.
Bridging absurdism, humour, David Bowie, alien life and political statements, the Belgian designer’s new collection, “Banana Wink Boom!” is a masterpiece.
Róisín Murphy, Alexis Stone, Swarowski or Ottolinger take part in this project in collaboration with Save the Med, bridging consciousness and creativity.
For the upcoming season, Pharrell Williams is taking us to the far west. Yeehaw! Discover the latest collection of the maison as a 21st-century cowboy.
JW Anderson took the playful route while Prada and Jordanluca focused on the office, and Dsquared2 cloned their models. Here’s everything that went down.
Blending silky with sharp, the NYC based designer reclaims modernity by combining contrasting materials and elements – giving attitude to evening gowns.
The Maison’s new ready-to-wear campaign by Maria Grazia Chiuri blends femininity, autonomy and historical elegance, as always with a contemporary twist.
With heritage at its core, the Maison’s new campaign embarks on a captivating transformation captured by none other than photographer Rafael Pavarotti.
Sabato de Sarno’s menswear debut at Milan Fashion Week is the second part of the story of a real designer who wants to dress real humans again and again.