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.
Beating copper into sculptural jackets and using heavy velvet and wool to create coats that stood still.
Paying homage to the late Dame Vivienne Westwood, whose provocative styles have long influenced Nigo’s approach.
Presenting a concept sneaker with Reebok on the runway.
The collection pays homage to the late Yves Saint Laurent by intertwining old and new tailoring traditions.