“What makes a monster? Is it their physical freakishness? Is it their bloodlust? Or is it their status as something other than human, something abject, unnatural?”
Returning to London Fashion Week by shutting down the National Portrait Gallery’s Duveen Wing.
The Ukrainian designer recreated looks from Stanley Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ with swollen accents and futuristic accessories.
Qin Shi Huang’s Terracotta warriors come to life across textured uniforms ready for battle.
Here’s what American runways forecast for men’s style next season.
The two-time Woolmark Prize winner looked to ancient Greece and Egypt, honoring 4th-century gods with monstrous silhouettes.
Comfort is the name of the game this week.
Semi-formal silhouettes are complemented with boxy overcoats and exaggerated outerwear.
Closing out NYFW like only Browne can.
Jackson Wiederhoeft’s latest marks a love for elevated dressing.
“This collection is an ode to my office sirens,” said the designer.
With highlights from LUAR BASICS to an appearance by Beyoncé.