The New York label makes its Paris debut by looking inward to refine its core design language.
Creative director Stefano Gallici crafts a parallel narrative that bridges historical romanticism and subcultural utilitarianism.
away from character-driven archetypes, Hung La steps into a deeply personal chapter focused on precise tailoring and structural maturity.
A star-studded look at the family-style wrap party celebrating Song for the Mute’s debut runway show alongside fashion’s vanguard.
Here’s an in-hand look at the collaborative sneaker that infuses PUMA’s bold silhouette with the Korean designer’s signature sun-bleached aesthetic.
Staged along the windy shores of Île-Rousse, the Spring/Summer 2027 collection merges impressionist hues, shibori-manipulated leather, and foldable footwear.
The Australian fashion label previews distressed Stan Smiths and rugged TRAXION 1000 Hikers during Paris Fashion Week.
Chitose Abe’s “The New Classics” runway subverts traditional footwear by blending the Boston clog, Arizona sandal, and legendary tattoo artistry.
Designer Chitose Abe unleashes an intellectual fashion intervention in Paris, splicing Brooks Brothers tailoring, Soul II Soul iconography, and hybrid Birkenstocks
Madame Woo builds a cross-cultural study of joy-through-dressing, from crumple-dyed sheer coats to minhwa crane embroideries and norigae-inspired leather charms
Creative director Kiichiro Asakawa’s latest collection pursues chromatic nuance through meticulous fabric development, from Olmetex nylon to Pontoglio corduroy.
The collection engineered an “undone” resort aesthetic, pairing Japanese craftsmanship with major footwear and outerwear partnerships.
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