Featuring asymmetric flower-shaped rugs and bold runway plaids, the capsule translates Hillary Taymour’s expressive aesthetic into unconventional room centerpieces.
The former Miu Miu and Versace designer takes on a dual role marking the house’s first external creative hire since the passing of Giorgio Armani.
Complete with a vinyl collection, coffee shop, and DJ sets.
Arriving in white and navy, the collaborative silhouette features custom “WORKGU” dog illustrations across canvas uppers.
Derived from an uncut sheet in the designer’s personal archive, a new cosmic Indian bandana print animates summer-ready Camp Collar shirts and unisex skirt pants.
Dropping at select Tokyo locations, the updated heritage boot bridges classic utilitarian design and modern streetwear storytelling.
Staged alongside Walter De Maria sculptures at NYC’s Terminal Warehouse, the collection strips back excess to focus on pure, body-centric design.
Born from Hajime Asaoka’s personal creative whim, the off-calendar drop presents a soft blue dial paired with metallic chrome accents.
The Rob Savage-directed film adapts Josh Malerman’s novel about a sinister entity inside a family home
Eco-conscious design leads the runway with deadstock fleece, organic cotton and recycled sequin fabrications transforming fluid gowns and separates.
The collaborative silhouette features glossy script mudguards, metallic gold hardware, and course-ready traction.
The breakdancer and choreographer opens up on illness, male vulnerability, and two years of personal chaos behind “Soft Shell.”
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