Just when you thought that brands were getting back to doing live shows on runways, when along comes Vetements with another digital lookbook in an ode to Bitcoin billionaires.
Craig Green will return to stage his next collection in London, staging an off-calendar in the week prior to the UK capital’s next runway season in February.
French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire trumpeted the absolute necessity that France remain a culture open to foreign ideas at the official of new fashion campus IFM, in a pointed political commentary.
The Woolmark Company has released the list of finalists for the 2022 International Woolmark Prize with seven of the world’s most promising emerging design talents in the running for the accolade.
The label led by Guram Gvasalia will unveil its Fall/Winter 2022-23 collection online on Thursday evening, and it is planning to stage a physical show in January for its new line, VTMNTS.
With his volumes, quirky cuts and colourful palette, the Korean menswear stylist won the 2021 edition of the young designers’ competition in Trieste, Italy, which launched for the occasion ITS Arcademy, opening in 2022.
Virgil Abloh’s additional talents as an architect and artist are resurfacing in the designer’s latest collaboration with luxury car marque Mercedes-Benz.
The house of JW Anderson will move its next men’s show and its pre-fall collections to Milan, to be unveiled during the next fashion week in that city in January, in a major coup for the Italian fashion capital.
Givenchy and graphic artist Chito are releasing the next stage of their partnership, as the Paris fashion house prepares to unleash an exclusive new NFT collection next week.
Karl Lagerfeld, design great, legendary illustrator, Paris’ greatest conversationalist and photographer, was also a brilliant photographer of architecture. And now he will brand a unique series of couture villas.
First, Louis Vuitton dressed the FIFA World Cup trophy of football. Now it has created the case for the winning trophy of the next Rugby World Cup, due to take place in 2023 in France.
After spending several months in jogging suits and slippers, the return to normal life -- or to the office -- has been synonymous with a renewed interest in more sophisticated, elegant, or just more wearable clothes.
Having stepped back from the official fashion week calendar over the last two years, Kering's flagship brand is set to make its Milan runway comeback next February.
Fusing luxury and sustainability has been a Burberry hallmark over recent years. So its next move in that direction is certainly interesting, collaborating with DAB Motors to release an exclusive electric motorcycle.
US brand Gap Inc is ramping up its support for the UK Graduate Fashion Foundation’s (GFF) Graduate Fashion Mentoring Programme, specifically linked to the current ‘Class of 2021’.
