“This collection is the faded glamour of Havana in the 1950s mixed with the swagger of a guy, wearing a linen suit, who just stepped off a seaplane in Miami in the 1980s,” said Snyder.
Showcased in a salon-style setting, the couture-trained designer offers a collection of elegant ensembles characterized by their attention to craftsmanship.
The Ib Kamara-led label took over the rooftop basketball court at New York’s New Design High School for a kaleidoscopic show inspired by Black excellence.
Island vibes emanated throughout the entire range, which experimented with memory and movement through color, sound and contrasting textures.
As the world’s first Dual-Form Home Intelligent Agent – a robot named BAOBAO – rolled down the runway, the imprint encouraged us to ask ourselves: can humanity and technology emotionally connect?
In a helipad-set showcase called “Shade,” models walked the runway in pairs, each look partnered with its “shadow.”
A gentle approach to the Fall season characterizes Christopher Lemaire’s elevated UNIQLO U line, featuring minimalist utilitarian details and earthen hues.
The collection is a bold fusion of military heritage, technical innovation, and street-ready design – now available online and in stores.
As always, a little bit of everything, elevated by smart subcultural references and collaborations.
The iconic blue dot resurfaces as a refined stitch detail, threading minimal lines into every look.
A bold new range that reimagines the brand’s signature motifs.
Through technical merino wool and water-resistant Pertex shells.