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Glass Magazine
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,
Sensuous and functional, Rocco Iannone puts on a quasi-artisanal, poised for Ferrari that focuses on what women want to wear.
As many Italian houses are stuck in their own past, founders Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina question reality with dashes
The label blends soft sensuality and sculptural forms for AW25, building its foundations through intellectualism and staples for the everyday.
Fausto Puglisi gives ‘it’ girls what they want for Roberto Cavalli and Marco De Vincenzo elevates historical classics for Etro.
Seduction still sells in Milan, showcasing dashes of levity and great clothes. IT HAS been as busy as Santa’s workshop
David Koma sets the stage with a goth-country slate which toyed with cinematic seduction and brimmed with (rather) unsettling thinness.
True to form, Ian Griffiths’ AW25 outing served an important purpose—to broaden the definition of fashion beyond faddish conceptualism. COMPETENCE
Toheeb Jimoh Wants to Do It All.
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Copenhagen Fashion Week SS27 Charts a New Creative Orbit.
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TYPEBEA Debuts G·0 for Healthier Hair.
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