Olivier Rousteing looked to the sapeurs’s vivid style codes, as well as a century’s worth of African-American music, for his sartorial start.
The French fashion house studied the “new gentleman” through the lens of Hubert de Givenchy’s own style.
Pharrell will also reveal his third collection for Louis Vuitton during the week.
Titled “Purple Noon,” the range takes cues from Percy Bysshe Shelley’s poem, ‘Stanzas Written in Dejection, Near Naples.’
With crystal-clad jersey designs, hand-painted lace and several pieces featuring quotes from prominent female artists.
The collection, titled “Drenched,” manipulates polyurethane to showcase the textile’s versatility, structurally and texturally.
With emotionally-driven suiting, eveningwear, party attire, athleisure and more.
With an army of avant-garde ensembles inspired by the lost city of “DAWLEETOO,” made possible by generative AI visuals.
Hypebeast exclusively premieres designer Colm Dillane’s fashion week special, hosted by Tyra Banks.
As we enter a “season of reduction,” it’s time to shape up in sharp, surreal, spacey textures, tones, and tailoring.
Designer Takuya Morikawa felt galvanized by “the minute rise and fall of paint on canvas.”
Paying homage to the late Dame Vivienne Westwood, whose provocative styles have long influenced Nigo’s approach.