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Copenhagen’s Case for Everyday Luxury for SS27

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK — Normcore is in the eye of the beholder. One popular interpretation of the trend leans on embracing the beauty of the quotidian: cosy separates and whatever else the average frat guy might have been wearing since the early noughties. Another take is more upscale—minimalism-lite, you might say,

PFW AW25: Chanel

AS THE fashion crowd patiently waits for the new chapter of Chanel to be unveiled later this year following the

PFW AW25: Louis Vuitton

THE MOST fundamental part of Louis Vuitton is the essence of travel. And for autumn-winter 2025, the designated mode of

PFW AW25: Kenzo

KENZO has returned. Showing its first womenswear collection in over eight years, the brand (with Nigo as its artistic director)

Glass presents the Louis Vuitton womenswear AW25 show livestream

STREAMING live straight from the penultimate day of Paris Fashion Week, Nicolas Ghesquière presents the autumn-winter 2025 collection for Louis

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,

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

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

PFW AW25: Dior

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

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.


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