Presenting a technical wardrobe that referenced the past, present, and future.
Taking inspiration from the residential grounds where she worked in 1976.
Making his bold airbrushed designs more commercial and wearable.
Sneaker selections were colorful and clogs returned for a comfort-focused option.
Reflecting a rebellious and unapologetic attitude.
Vibrant styles take over for a Parisian summer.
Examining the lives of UK painters Lucien Freud and David Hockney.
Closing out Paris Men’s Fashion Week with a lustful end.
Taking on the contrasts of the island and applying it to the visual identity of the clothing.
Colm Dillane shares his thought process behind the show presentation format.
Marking Pharrell’s first campaign for the House as menswear artistic director, with three stills and an accompanying video.