Pride month has arrived, heralding a celebration of spirit and living out loud, as well as a time for reflection. A symbolic expression of freedom and joy, Pride also represents an honest exploration of identity, sexuality, and gender, aiming to empower voices that too often go unheard.
“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.”
“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.
“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.
How Drew Jarrett’s Humble Roots Blossomed into Boundless Photographic Creativity.
Alissa Aublekova & Paula Sello merge the realms of digital with the physical to engineer endlessly creative fashion.
London-based designers Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips talk about melding their aesthetic with a focus on sustainability to create clothes that last a lifetime.
“I believe the future of diversity in the fashion industry is optimistic. Sometimes I like to look back and see how far and how much we have overcome and achieved, and then look forward and see how much more still must be done.”