The collection, inspired by Franco Moschino’s work, was crafted by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, Lucia Liu and Katie Grand.
The brand’s SS24 collection took office workers and fashion lovers into consideration by revitalizing common suiting with dismantled appeal.
Prada opened the second day of Milan Fashion Week with a bang, experimenting with everyday uniforms and party-ready ensembles across bold textiles and spiraling ornamentation.
The 73-look collection was shredded and destroyed, seeing the brand’s rebellious offerings take on new life in a music-filled atmosphere.
The intimate showcase was inspired by Caymanian youth, portraying the island’s “Beach Business” identity.
Kim Jones’ latest Fendi showcase was packed with friends and family there to experience the magic, grounding itself in elegant eveningwear and striking bold hues.
James Long opened Milan Fashion Week with a bang, revitalising House signatures with edgy snakeskin that modernized ICEBERG’s Italian heritage.
Hypebeast spoke to the LVMH-nominated designer ahead of his inaugural runway show at The Tate Modern.
The Tottenham-born designer makes his London Fashion Week debut with misshapen womenswear that mimics perfection.
The designer reflected on his repressed childhood sexuality, honoring his heritage through daring graphics and sensual silhouettes.
Lee’s second runway at the helm of the House was his largest yet, revealing new interlocked chainlink prints, refined house staples, and a new signature hue.
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