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“I think there’s a renewed sense of optimism right now and I wanted this collection to speak to that. This season is about having fun with fashion again and it feels right to put something positive into the world. We will never return to the old world or to the old “normal”, there’s no going backwards. This is what the
A series of photographs of one of Monsieur Dior’s haute couture lines, taken near the iconic Parthenon in 1951, was the inspiration for the Dior cruise 2022 collection.
Celebrating the joy and the pleasure of dressing up again, the Proenza Schouler Pre-Spring 2022 Collection imagines what an intelligent and adult wardrobe could look like for a life post- pandemic as many are starting to slowly reemerge into a world that is greatly changed.
Stella McCartney has launched its Autumn 2021 campaign, ‘Our time has come’ – projecting a stylish fantasy of animals rewilding London, living freely and taking their places amongst humans whilst wearing sustainable luxury pieces embodying ‘J is for Joy’ from the McCartney A to Z Manifesto.
“Louis Vuitton pushes the limits with Virgil Abloh’s signature sunglasses of the Fall-Winter 2021 show. With perfectly refined lines and futuristic accents, the new sunglasses bring a modern aesthetic, while highlighting the Maison’s craftsmanship. Available in monochrome black and marbled green versions, the pure and
Force of nature – inspired by brand muses, the Versace Pre-Fall 2021 Collection presents a uniform for very Versace men and women.
Gucci presents Gucci Link to Love, a new collection of contemporary, gender-neutral jewelry representing the infinite cycles of life, romance and togetherness.
“I’ve experienced an evolution over the seasons in how we communicate ideas through the clothing. This is something I continuously strive to become better at: to embed all the emotions and ideas into a single product.”
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“Eudon Choi is a contemporary womenswear brand that effortlessly combines masculine tailoring with a feminine sensibility.”
Taiwanese artist John Yuyi marries physical and virtual worlds to create powerful statements that run much farther than skin deep.
Step inside the mind of accessories designer Sade Mims, whose label EDAS skirts the line between elegance and abstraction.
Genderless, avant-garde and bold, the collection features shapes and silhouettes that exemplify Off-White’s well-known graphic codes: architectural linearity and of-the-moment aesthetics.
Just as nature undergoes processes of renewal, so too can a creative vision experience a regeneration. In this period leading up to the arrival of Gabriela Hearst’s debut collection, Chloé presents a radical visual narrative that explores fundamental connections between the wilder world and the one we shape.
“More than anything, my brand is about community. There are four main ‘Cs’ that I’d use to describe my brand: Craftmanship, Clothes, Communities and Cultures. The Tolu Coker brand is about using fashion as a tool to evoke social change and have important conversations.”
The Paris-based designer and founder of Rier, Andreas Steiner is bringing together the craft houses of France, Italy and Austria.
Exploration, excitement, a voyage to new territories. Silhouetted against twin expanses of blue – the sky and the sea – the Miu Miu crew of feminine sailors are captured by Johnny Dufort, poised on the concrete ramparts of the Plage de Bon-Secours at Saint Malo – a bathing pool jutting into the sea, m