Painting an emotional picture of Queer identities, sailors, and life at sea in a step that saw the designer grow.
Presenting an array of bootleg graphics that pay tribute to the Big Apple.
Drawing from the world of Michael Clark Company and “British culture at large.”
Marco Capaldo’s brand also updates its signature “Kikka” bag and delivers plenty of stunning evening-wear for women.
Escorting guests into the capital’s Westminster Central Hall.
Emerging designer no more, Lynch is here to stay.
Sultry and demure, yet dangerous.
Perfecting the brand’s signature tailoring, sportswear, and party numbers.
Powerful silhouettes dominate the designer’s impactful runway show.
Grunge and punk comes to the forefront of Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena-Irons’ work once more.
Pulling illustrative references from Richard Breton’s 1565 book, ‘The Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel.’
Standing Ground, Johanna Parv and Karoline Vitto provide sex, sportswear, and clothes that mean business.