Courrèges Fall/Winter 2021

Nicolas Di Felice’s first collection for Courrèges, “I can feel your heartbeat”, is an ode to youth, looking back at a young André Courrèges and his “workshop era” beginnings when his vocabulary began to take shape.
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Nicolas Di Felice’s first collection for Courrèges, “I can feel your heartbeat”, is an ode to youth, looking back at a young André Courrèges and his “workshop era” beginnings when his vocabulary began to take shape.

The Alchemy AW21 collection by South African fashion designer Thebe Magugu is one that explores African Spirituality as a central premise.

A dance between purity and passion, masculine and feminine, genders fused and embraced.

See Patou Fall/Winter 2021 full collection.

“Be Humble, Sit Down, the song says. I have had these words in my head for months: think about what you do, how you really feel, how the world around you is. And do it with your eyes wide open.”

Bianca Saunders presents Superimposed, a collection for Autumn/Winter 21 that looks at positive and negative spaces, always pushing forwards the signature cuts and silhouettes of the brand.

Naomi Campbell is photographed by Luis Alberto Rodriguez for Hood By Air ‘Prologue’ 2021 Ad Campaign.

For her final Fashion East collection, GOOMHEO peers deeper into the darkness, falling headlong into the realm of horror.

“A fanfare, a drum roll, a salute; a cavalcade, a jubilee, a coronation. Triumphant and unstoppable, striding through the festive, flag-lined city streets, the Max Mara woman is a self-made queen.”

Salvatore Ferragamo leaps forward to shape a new now. Inspired by the limitless conceptual freedom of science fiction and the house’s heritage of technical innovation, creative director Paul Andrew projects into the future to craft an alternative vision for the present.

For Autumn/Winter 2021, MM6 Maison Margiela moves into reverse mode. Revolved inside out, upside down and back-to-front, traditional pieces reveal new design dimensions for a reborn wardrobe inspired by these topsy turvy times.

Giorgio Armani’s style flows in a perpetual evolution, forever retaining a sense of linearity, the preciousness of subtlety, a soft precision that enhances femininity and personality.

Coach debuts Stuart Vevers’ Fall 2021 collection for the house, Coach Forever Season Two. The collection will be shown during a virtual live presentation, “Coach TV,” on Instagram and across other brand channels.

An insight into the recovery of physicality after months of forced digitization and requisite social distancing. The N21 collection for fall/winter 2021-22 springs from a powerful attraction, an instance of fascination.

“Thinking of clothes in a protective and practical way, fragile rebels. Lost and found, interior wallpaper prints gaining a sense of place but patched-worked together.”

It’s California, during the Great Depression. A woman is confiding her most intimate thoughts in a church confessional, while the man on the other side listens silently and intently. But this is no ordinary religious ritual seeking salvation. The woman — a second generation Filipino farmhand — is rapt in roleplay rever

For Autumn Winter 2021, Erdem is at the ballet. We are in the wings, that liminal space between onstage and offstage, observing dancers criss-crossing over the mental and physical threshold to perform, moving from private to public and back again in a beat, a breath and the stretching or tensing of a limb.

Riccardo Tisci’s first menswear collection.

Filling up on Vuittamins is the upbeat, optimistic proposition of the new LOUIS VUITTON Pre-Fall 2021 collection.

See 3.1 Phillip Lim’s Fall/Winter 2021 full collection.