MFW AW25: Blumarine
David Koma sets the stage with a goth-country slate which toyed with cinematic seduction and brimmed with (rather) unsettling thinness.
BLUMARINE's straightforward, on-trend appeal (and attainable price po...
MFW AW25: Max Mara
True to form, Ian Griffiths’ AW25 outing served an important purpose—to broaden the definition of fashion beyond faddish conceptualism.
COMPETENCE is an underrated virtue. Surely we all keep a mental ...
MFW AW25: Fendi
After a century of marrying plush artistry and commercial savvy, Fendi refreshed old classics with a winsome twist for Winter 2025.
EVEN INSIDERS who are paid to track the spate of creative directors coming...
MFW AW25: Diesel
Feeling a sense of disruption in your clothes isn’t about unveiling flesh, but about democratising its very essence, shows Diesel’s Glenn Martens.
AS A small but acute addendum to the season, what’s going o...
MFW AW25: Antonio Marras
Dwelling between elegance and romance, AW25 pointed to wardrobe offerings that leaned on both subversion and a nod to creative too-muchness.
IF ANTONIO Marras has one thing to prove to the world at this po...
Backstage at Morocco – Kingdom of Light during LFW
AMID the celebration of London-based talent, Morocco - Kingdom of Light pushed two Moroccan designers into the spotlight during LFW. Sara Chraibi and Maison Artc were welcomed into the schedule presenting thei...
MFW AW25: N°21
Alessandro Dell’Acqua imagines a lady with a bit of subversion, through a design perspective that looks sharp into focus for AW25.
MILAN, ITALY - ONE of the most exciting developments in the creative space...
At Madrid Fashion Week, designers flex their muscles of fun, function and tradition
Between commercially-appetible offerings and tradition-led thinking, Spain’s emerging talents are focused on the present, with a promising sight on the future.
MADRID, SPAIN – Nothing can feel easier than a...
MFW AW25: Gucci
In a shift, the Italian House spent seasons trying to hone in on a distinct vision of its codes. Few years in, offerings felt tasteful—pairing retro minimalism with a (somewhat) boudoir, cohesive edge.
MIL...
In case you missed it – LFW AW25
LONDON has always been the capital of contrasts - heritage and rebellion, tradition and avant-garde. And for autumn-winter 2025, the city cemented its status once again as the big four's most exciting style i...
LFW AW25: Edeline Lee
EDELINE Lee’s autumn-winter 2025 show took place in the Orchid Room at the Dorchester Hotel. Guests were sat at long tables in a square formation facing each other, with the centre left empty, like a bull or b...
LFW AW25: Tolu Coker
TOLU COKER's autumn-winter 2025 collection, titled Ori- Upon Reflection, was inspired by the Yoruban metaphysical concept of a guiding force that shapes purpose and existence. The presentation was designed to ...
Backstage at the TOGA AW25 show
A SHOW brimming with contrasts. For autumn-winter 2025, TOGA played with the two ends of the spectrum, bringing masculinity to femininity, and informality to formality.
Photographer Lola Mansell goes backs...
LFW AW25: Chet Lo
ASIAN-American designer Chet Lo recognises Asia and Asian culture in multiple ways: from the lens of his heritage as well as via “the colonialist history of Western interpretations of Asian art” as the AW25 sh...
LFW AW25: Richard Quinn
ON A rainy February evening in London, Richard Quinn decided to make it snow. Unveiling a white-dusted grandiose set, complete with street lamps and and the stately facade of a two-story Georgian townhouse, hi...
LFW AW25: Sinéad O’Dwyer
IN THE confines of 180 Studios, Sinéad O'Dwyer's autumn-winter 2025 transcended barriers surrounding inclusivity, rebellion, and sensuality, and immediately illustrated her strength as a recently announced 202...
LFW AW25: Denzilpatrick
Through the grounds of Edith Neville Primary School, fashion's beloved sit on benches in two neat rows, obediently awaiting Denzilpatrick's AW25.
CONSISTENT with their continued celebration of London, Denz...
LFW AW25: Dilara Findikoglu
“MEDIEVAL rockstar”, “moody but ethereal”, and “don’t give a fuck but hypnotic” read the show notes that plastered the backstage studio at Dilara Findikoglu. Then, the lights dimmed and Lara Stone stepped out ...
LFW AW25: Di Petsa
Underground at 180 Studios, Di Petsa looked above to the gods and the sexual legacy of Greek mythology for AW25, made extra sensual by a star-studded cast.
WONDERFULLY vague and whimsical, the collection’s...
Lee Scullion takes Glass backstage at Richard Quinn AW25
ON FRIDAY evening, Richard Quinn turned London's rain into a snowy fairytale for his autumn-winter 2025 collection. Photographer Lee Scullion went backstage for GLASS before the show unravelled to capture the ...
LUEDER brings Berlin’s club scene to London Fashion Week
"I THINK all of them are ready for the club," replied Marie Lueder in her studio, a few days before her London Fashion Week presentation. Earlier this month, the German designer unveiled her autumn-winter 2025...