Introducing new Carhartt WIP, Moncler and Nike collaborations.
The stays true to its DNA, expanding its collection with jersey-bags and headwear.
Idris Balogun proves he’s the designer to watch at Paris Fashion Week.
For the Gen Z TikToker, made for social media.
The South Korean label pulls off a masterclass in how to dress and manipulate proportions.
As well as Big Foot sweatpants, hairy Vans slip-ons, and a Suicoke collaboration fit for monsters.
For a collection inspired by Syria and refugees, the unveiling of L.A. party glam, flight attendant uniforms and après-ski touches appeared tone-deaf.
The co-ed collection saw many recognizable signs and symbols on reinvigorated silhouettes.
Debuting its take on Merrell hiking boots and a continuation of its Colmar series.
Including floral patterns, face veils, and military-inspired designs.
Beating copper into sculptural jackets and using heavy velvet and wool to create coats that stood still.
Presenting a concept sneaker with Reebok on the runway.