With last night’s collection reveal marking 100-years of the storied Italian house, Alessandro Michele enlisted the help of Balenciaga to bring the party – and it was a dazzling affair.
Maria Grazia Chiuri embraces fantasy for the house’s AW21 collection, exploring the magical themes and twisted tales of the Brothers Grimm and Charles Perrault.
THE FACE explores the weird and not-so-wonderful changes to daily life after a year on plague planet.
Dig into this ethereal fashion story shot by Neva Wireko and styled by Kyle Luu, from the latest print issue of THE FACE.
Final report of the commercial starship Nostromo, third officer reporting. This is a fashion story from the latest issue, shot by Jessica Madavo, signing off.
Excuse us while we take a second to pat ourselves on the back.
The Albanian-born, London-based designer further developed her minimalist, ’90s-influenced aesthetic with a series of extra sexy deconstructed looks.
Get the look: This week, The Kimbino salutes the greatest blonde to ever grace our screens (sorry, Marilyn), retracing her best looks from the ’90s and finding contemporary versions in Marine Serre, Balenciaga, Miaou and more.
The electrifying menswear designer grows in innovation – and shares his first womenswear look in a collection inspired by his teenage school years.
We unpack all the biggest moments from Paris and Milan Fashion Week.
On Saturday in Paris, the gaming giant and legendary fashion brand unveiled an exclusive collaboration, crossing over into both physical and digital realms. We got a BTS look at the whole thing…
The British-Nigerian designer has collaborated with the women working in the dying pits of Surulere and creatives from Lagos to revamp Nike’s Black History Month jersey.
Off the Rails: Over the years, she’s worked for Ashley Williams, done bits for Nike ACG, started her own label and is now designing for Glen Luchford’s weed brand. Wheeeew.
Fashion news of the week: Grubs up at Chanel’s diner in Brooklyn, Diesel reimagines Where’s Wally? and JW Anderson does fine art proper.
The London-based designer talks us through her first-of-its-kind audio-visual experience, taking viewers on a world tour that celebrates the “unremarkably intimate and radically strange”.
Riccardo Tisci’s latest offering is elegant, eccentric and empowered in equal measure. “Undoubtedly one of his strongest collections yet,” writes Daisy Woodward.
