When news of SSENSE's bankruptcy filing broke last month, it joined a slew of huge e-tailers currently struggling to stay afloat. The internet went into overdrive, anticipating the scale – and bargains – of a potential closing sale. But for emerging designers stocked on the site, it reflects the sorry state of the fashion industry.
Mia Goth wore custom Dior by Jonathan Anderson, Jacob Elordi was suited and booted in new era Louise Trotter Bottega Veneta, while Ayo Edebiri teased Matthieu Blazy's new Chanel chapter.
Charlie Jones is 18 and says things like “angin” and “chong”. He’s from Oldham, has just finished his A-levels, while also finding time to walk for loads of fashion brands. Now, he’s on the cover of THE FACE.
Sample sale queues, password protected drops, rammed car boots – we’ve seen and shopped them all. Now, secondhand market places are surging in popularity among fashion enthusiasts. Here are the ones worth knowing.
Since launching his namesake label in 2005, Telfar Clemens has broken and remade every fashion rule in the book. He’s still not done. Here, he gathers his nearest and dearest to share in his world. Want to join them?
51 sentences about the model of the moment, for the autumn cover of THE FACE.
With his debut Gucci show slated to be in March 2026, editors and fans have been wondering what the house under Demna’s helm might look like. Well, his husband gave us a little taste of what’s to come this week – and it’s imbued with Tom Ford’s Gucci codes.
From Pamela Anderson and Kelela appearances to runway shows in the woods, Copenhagen Fashion Week SS26 more than proved it measures up to the big four capitals. Here’s what went down.
Inspired by sleepwear, for Collection 11, his SS26 line, the Danish designer took beauty sleep to the next level by experimenting with underwear as outerwear.
Diane V teamed up with handbag fanatic PinkPantheress and made a one-of-one bag. We spoke to Diane about her exclusive PP collaboration, creating a family business and her muses.
Sinéad hopped on the phone to discuss her LVMH Prize nomination, her latest campaign and why the latest British Fashion Council changes have brought a spark of excitement back to LFW.
The Institut Français de la Mode’s fashion design students went up against the biggest players of couture week, following a graduate show staged earlier this month. Meet some of the designers who are inevitably headed toward a couture house.
Philophiles and Hediphiles unite! The house's new creative director presented a Celine collection that can be enjoyed both by fans of his predecessors – plus a growing number of his own, too.
Gen Z is dusting off the millennial guidebook, one Hervé Léger dress and pair of So Kate Louboutin heels at a time.
Dior has never been defined by a single image, but by a mentality: elegance, craftsmanship, femininity and fantasy. Now, with the former Loewe man’s quiet revolution steering the ship, his subtle layering feels timely and sincere.
In her biography, Make It Ours, the Pulitzer-prize winning author examines Abloh's impact and his place in the lineage of Black fashion powerhouses.
If JCC’s bold designs are good enough for Zendaya and Madonna, they’re good enough for us – and London’s skaters.
Hanne Gaby Odiele for the summer 25 issue of THE FACE, photographed by Laura Marie Cieplik and styled by Junior Fashion Editor Hollie Williamson.
A fashion story from the summer 2025 issue of THE FACE, photographed by Alex Mader and styled by Delphine Danhier.
New Schiaparelli in the new FACE. Photographed by Cristina Stolhe and styled by FACE Fashion Director Danny Reed.
A fashion story from the summer 2025 issue of THE FACE, photographed by Fish Zhang and styled by Léopold Duchemin.
A fashion story from the summer 2025 issue of THE FACE, photographed by Anders Edström and styled by FACE Fashion Director Danny Reed.
After a season in Milan, the cult designer is back on British soil with a few surprises under her sleeve: a kinky show filled with shrunken silhouettes at a three-storey, disused Marylebone job centre.
