Sun-bleached jersey, a lower-rise Lilly jean and a studded Alpha Industries CWU-45 map out Sofia Prantera’s season of glamour in decay.
A second Avirex collab follows that pebbled leather A-2 flying jacket with a full sportswear capsule.
The limited tote anchors a pop-up that also carries the brand’s FW26 “The Saxe Blue Gingham” collection and its signature check pieces.
Jacquard zip-up hoodies, denim pants, graphic tees and accessories round out the Seoul label’s take on UNDERCOVER’s graphic archive.
Rachel Scott builds the season out of technique, from sunburst pointelle and silk plissé intarsia to footwear that leaves its own construction on show.
Clear paillettes, gemstone-eyed bunny shoes and a purse with more pockets than anyone could fill turn technical dressing into fantasy.
The limited-edition range translates Sherald’s 2022 painting ‘Kingdom’ onto American-made apparel.
The three-act runway presentation bridges Italian tailoring, subcultural streetwear, and luxury leather goods.
Highlighted by co-branded logo patches and high-contrast lime details, the limited run offers a technical update to the brand’s 1897 heritage.
Live from The Riverbed, the New York City designer shares more on her Spring/Summer 2027 “suggestion” for outdoor workwear, how “creek-maxxing” in Bend, Oregon served as the creative catalyst, and why New York Fashion Week isn’t dead.
Each embroidered splatter hides a contrasting pattern that only resolves at close range.
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