Metal Nº 41 - Story 8

Nicolas Ghesquière imagines a future where clothes are conceived almost like anatomy, creating a collection designed for life in motion.

From Ralph Lauren’s summer wedding to Luar’s Tudor nightlife, ten collections revisit familiar wardrobes with exposed lingerie, sculptural skirts and oversized shoulders.

From the library to the wardrobe, Alessandro Michele builds a maximalist catalogue of imagined identities, inspired by Umberto Eco’s unread books.

The socialite takes over Paris during fashion week to celebrate her ongoing creative partnership with the Kaiser’s brand. This time, the brand’s flagship becomes a flashy yet intimate experience.

Prada’s skirts, Diesel’s farewell to Glenn Martens and Marni’s youthful colour clashes reveal a city whose strength lies in contrasting voices