Satoshi Kondo’s “Figure of Ma” turns the negative space between fabric and body into dynamic, breathing expressions.
Featuring gradient metallic jacket collars, a thread of turquoise and blue-forward looks, and a water moccasin in an array of colorways.
Debuted during Paris Fashion Week, the joint project arrives in “Brown Smoke Wood” and “Amherst Fade” colorways.
Shutting down Accor Arena, the newest collection is a satirical, anti-establishment manifesto previewed for ticket holders just before he took the stage.
Elevating “prototypical” garments, like denim jeans, T-shirts, and bomber jackets with couture techniques.
Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose stage an empowering, historic runway show in Paris celebrating marginalized communities.
Featuring a dress adorned with crushed silverware and a range of floral fabrics that evoke laminated table cloths.
With runways overtaken by record-breaking heat, trends like aquatic blues, sun-kissed oranges, boxer shorts, and sheer shirting appear to be fashion’s answer to rising temperatures.
The Korean fashion house bridges traditional hanbok archetypes with futuristic armor layers and sculptural drapery.
Artistic Director Matthieu Blazy delivers his sophomore couture collection by fusing fantastical narratives with functional garment construction.
Exploring the space between cultures, the Australian label pulls deeply from memories of France and Tunisia while revealing a massive new chapter with adidas Originals.
Daniel Roseberry strips away traditional luxury, trading traditional silks and wools for latex, silicone, and kinetic tentacles in an avant-garde surrender to the unknown.