Paris Fashion Week
The Korean fashion house bridges traditional hanbok archetypes with futuristic armor layers and sculptural drapery.
Artistic Director Matthieu Blazy delivers his sophomore couture collection by fusing fantastical narratives with functional garment construction.
Exploring the space between cultures, the Australian label pulls deeply from memories of France and Tunisia while revealing a massive new chapter with adidas Originals.
Daniel Roseberry strips away traditional luxury, trading traditional silks and wools for latex, silicone, and kinetic tentacles in an avant-garde surrender to the unknown.
“Our roots don’t change.”
Benito turns heads in a butter cream double-breasted suit designed by Daniel Roseberry for the FW7 presentation.
Dashing down the runway as living caricatures, models embodied the overstimulation and digital fatigue of an average commuter.
The acquisition of the 188 year old atelier fuels further speculation around Chanel’s growing focus on menswear, led by ambassadors like Jacob Elordi and A$AP Rocky.
After two years of preparation and zero social media presence, the house presented its first collection at the Collège des Bernardins.
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The California-based brand fuses West Coast authenticity with Italian craftsmanship, bringing that energy to PFW with an afterparty performance from Gunna.
From inverted-fabric track gear to vibrant brick red sports layers, explore the complete functional capsule debuted by the Seoul imprint
The Swedish running label exclusively reveals a collection of “technical pieces that don’t necessarily look technical and clothes you can leave the house in before your run and still want to wear long after it’s over.”
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