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PFWM SS27: Louis Vuitton

THE WAVE is the great equaliser. On coasts around the world, the same impulse draws humans towards the tide: towards the monumental force of water and the rebalancing rhythm of the ride. Guided by surfing as a worldwide way of life that transcends culture and creed, the Louis Vuitton Spring/

PFW AW25: McQueen by Seán McGirr

THERE has always been a quiet conviction in who the McQueen client is. It’s evident in their affinity to history,

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PFW AW25: Balenciaga

BALENCIAGA’s autumn-winter 2025 show was staged within a maze. With the audience in very close proximity to the clothes and

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Sarah Burton welcomes in a new era at Givenchy with her debut collection

“TO GO forward, you have to go back to the beginning” are the words written by Sarah Burton in the

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Glass takes a closer look at the craftsmanship of Dior’s AW25 collection

FOR Dior’s Autumn-Winter 2025 womenswear collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri designed it as an ode to the beauty of androgyny through

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PFW AW25: Dior

SINCE the summer of 2016 when Maria Grazia Chiuri joined Dior, she has used her position as creative director to

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Barbour collaborates with Noah on a coastal-inspired capsule

HERITAGE brand Barbour has partnered for a second time with New York-based menswear label Noah on a spring-summer 2025 capsule collection that merges Barbour’s classic appeal

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Tradition, thinness and fur: notes on Milan’s AW25 collections

Sexy isn’t always the case for Italian designers. Subtle seductiveness was embraced by Prada and Versace while Susan Fang leaned

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Glass presents the Best Dressed at the 2025 Oscars

KNOWN as the most prestigious evening in Hollywood, the 97th Oscars Awards ceremony happened last night with Anora leading the

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MFW AW25: Dolce & Gabbana

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana designed a collection for young, carefree street crowds—bridging the gap between functional and boudoir aestheticism.