Fashion
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MODMNT
This season, Japanese fashion brand MODMNT is unpacking its philosophy of module, mode, equipment, and element.
The former Miu Miu and Versace designer takes on a dual role marking the house’s first external creative hire since the passing of Giorgio Armani.
Derived from an uncut sheet in the designer’s personal archive, a new cosmic Indian bandana print animates summer-ready Camp Collar shirts and unisex skirt pants.
Staged alongside Walter De Maria sculptures at NYC’s Terminal Warehouse, the collection strips back excess to focus on pure, body-centric design.
Eco-conscious design leads the runway with deadstock fleece, organic cotton and recycled sequin fabrications transforming fluid gowns and separates.
The Fall/Winter 2026 collection stacks hybrid silhouettes and time-worn finishes into a metaphor for intimacy across distance.
The joint label introduces nine material fabrications alongside a dedicated Shanghai pop-up at HKRI Taikoo Hui.
AURORA TEX runs through both pieces, tying angling utility to a slip-on built for the cold.
The Norwegian label tightens its technical hand across outerwear, knitwear, shirting, and layering pieces.
New Satin Shine and Studio Stretch silhouettes round out the partnership’s most body-focused range so far.
The collaborative collection draws from cottagecore sensibilities, old-school interior wallpaper prints and censored kits.
The collaboration celebrates 25 years of the Lexus IS with a film and limited apparel lineup.
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