NYFW SS15: Jason Wu

It seems Jason Wu’s magic touch is growing up each season though not for a second losing any of it's magic, simply growing more sophisticated to be more precise. Turning earthy tones glam, we saw the kind of cl...

NYFW SS15: Alexander Wang

One of NYFW’s busiest movers and shakers didn't disappoint this season in his prevailing reign of fashion superstardom. Making a ply for the 'sneaker' crowd this season in a way only Alexander Wang does best, t...

NYFW SS15: Mara Hoffman

According to yesterday’s catwalk presentations, the culotte pant will be heavily trending for 2015’s spring/summer season. Mara Hoffman’s opening look was an epitomised warm weather linen gaucho, fitting right ...
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NYFW SS15: LIE SANG BONG

Man-about-Seoul Lie Sang Bong is an expert cross-industry collaborator and reigning Korean design king. Designing for nearly 20 years, he's an established commercial fashion entity. Contradictory to the expecta...

NYFW SS15: DKNY

Always grounded in Gotham, Donna Karan’s DKNY SS15 Ready to Wear collection stomped down the runway and into the streets. Some might say the bold prints might not translate to the real New Yorker, but their bla...

NYFW SS15: Monique Lhuillier

Inspired by the natural colours of a sunrise, Monique Lhuillier’s Spring Summer collection was a sea of glowing pastels. Already known for her ultra-feminine evening gowns, the designer shifted her focus to day...

NYFW SS15: Son Jung Wan

Referencing Yin and Yang, Son Jung Wan certainly designed her spring collection with duality in mind. The show began with a series of shift dresses in bold jewel tones of emerald green, magenta, navy, and cobal...

NYFW SS15: Richard Chai Love

Richard Chai’s 10-year anniversary show paired his Love and Men’s lines with his almost stereotypical New Yorker’s ease. Fluidity bounces against draping and then bumps up next to meticulous formal and informal...

NYFW SS15: Creatures of the Wind

Shane Gabier and Christopher Peters don’t show collections that scream “we’re the darlings of the fashion industry.” They present thoughtful, playful, and witty turns of phase - in textile and structure. Even c...

NYFW SS15: Tadashi Shoji

With a palette of glowing pastels and soft silhouettes, Tadashi Shoji whisked his audience away to old Venice for his 2015 Spring/Summer collection. A warm palette of rose, ivory, periwinkle and jade evoked ...

Chris Ofili: Night and Day

This autumn, the New Museum will present Chris Ofili’s first major solo museum exhibition in the United States. Chris Ofili: Night and Day will occupy the museum’s three main galleries and showcase a diverse bo...

Narciso Rodriguez debuts new scent Narciso

We are not usually inclined to talk about a bottle before the scent itself, but the chunky square ice cube that houses Narciso Rodriguez’s new fragrance is something to behold. Within it, a milky white lacquer ...

Kate and Cara launch My Burberry

Heritage powerhouse Burberry is quite often the first off the mark when it comes to industry-defining milestones, so it comes as no surprise that Christopher Bailey has become the first designer to snag Kate an...

Painting ∞ at Dominique Lévy

In 1965, French-born Polish artist Roman Opalka (1931 – 2011) picked up a No. 0 brush in his Warsaw studio and painted the number “1” at the top left- hand corner of a canvas. This gesture marked the beginning ...

A personal affair with Burberry Prorsum

Oh, to be a Burberry girl. Looking back to the fashion weeks of AW14, one would be hard-pressed to single out a show moment as defining as Christopher Bailey’s closing parade of gorgeous, fresh-faced gazelles, ...