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Centering on NYC’s Statue of Liberty and other symbols of freedom across the brand’s streetwear silhouettes.
The South Korean retailer-turned-brand conveys the personal dimension of clothing with worn-in 90s-inspired garments.
Raising anticipation for his second collection to be presented on February 25 at Milan Fashion Week.
Featuring water-resistant jackets, breathable cotton-silk sweaters, and a footwear collaboration with Erik Schedin.
The ancient Chinese design closure is being reimagined by Asian designers and adapted by Western brands — why now?
The Japanese label offers an easy, modern reinterpretation of tailored silhouettes in Spring/Summer materials.
Alessandro Michele evokes a metaphor from Pier Paolo Pasolini, representing the resilience of hope through darkness.
Featuring 1950s archival references, dappled with subtle Demna signatures, and injected with Piccioli’s rich vision.
As Jack McCullough and Lazaro Hernandez debut their first collection at the 178-year-old Spanish house.
The Italian designer’s debut juxtaposes austere tailoring with sheer fabrics, and electric color with pared-back neutrals.
The East London designer’s collection was styled by Katy England and featured bespoke suits by Savile Row tailor Charlie Allen.
Designer Taofeek Abijako’s “IF HEAVEN COULD TALK” collection combines avant-garde tailoring, streetwear, and diasporic influences.
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