“The Woman Who Dares to Cut Her Own Fringe” allows contemporary wearers to write their own rulebooks.
Jonny Johansson delivers sculptural uniforms that redefine powerful dressing codes.
Charaf Tajer leaves controversies behind with an ambitious collection that honors the past, present, and future.
Increasing its exclusivity factor by tenfolds.
Marking the Italian brand’s sixth collection.
Constructing a collection mostly consisting of sheer silk fabric.
Titled “Áo Dài,” the line challenges formal tailoring traditions with unfolded lapels, knee-length shirting, backless men’s tops and more.
With punkish silhouettes and dollar-signed prints covered in “FAKE” lettering, the New York label’s fashions offered countercultural commentary on the concept of money.
With big logos, Maria Grazia Chiuri lauds the casual, well-priced sub-label, which launched as Dior’s bid to reach younger women in 1967.
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