“I wanted to bring people together with an idea of joy and easy elegance. It’s not about fashion; it’s about attitude, it’s about who you are, how confident you are, how beautiful you want to look.”
The magazine-turned-fashion label progressed onto stable ground for its first runway on the official Paris Fashion Week schedule, delivering club-ready uniforms that transition from day to night.
The young designer continues to evolve under the spotlight, exploring the great outdoors with an adventurous line that makes fashion its prey.
NIGO welcomed hundreds of guests to Jardin Du Palais Royal, continuing to bridge the gap between Paris and Tokyo with an adventurous co-ed line.
Jun Takahashi presented a 54-look collection grounded in bohemian styling accompanied by an exclusive gig by Glass Beams and an unexpected Champion collaboration.
Presenting an ultra-modern menswear collection complete with colossal rubber shoe covers and a crackled UGG Tasman collaboration.
“Looking at a lot of tourist sightings, I wanted to mix it with British tailoring — going to Jamaica in the 1940s and what that would have been like for someone who was packing,” she tells Hypebeast.
After becoming the first Indian brand on the menswear calendar, Kartik Kumra is continuing to make a name for himself across international borders.
The Japanese label recreated a walkable wardrobe complete with a New Balance 475 collaboration.
Mechanical flax plants sprouted across an indoor field, seeing Alessandro Sartori debut a youthful collection celebrating the summer fabric.
A-list stars, including Paul Mescal, Serena Williams, and Billkin, sat on the FROW to experience de Sarno’s soothing menswear collection at Triennale di Milano.
Attended by the likes of James Blake and Lily Rutherford, the Indian designer grew into his own.
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