It was in 2013 that Tina Tuchinda launched her namesake brand in New York. Tuchinda in Thai means a closet of precious stones and this is exactly what Tina’s brand represents: a closet full of precious garments for kids that can actually make the world a better place.
While Virgil Abloh and his recent first Menswear show for Louis Vuitton are the talk of the town, his former assistant at Off-White also made an impression at London’s latest spring/summer fashion week. We’re talking about Samuel Ross and his young brand A-Cold-Wall, which is breaking down the established barriers between streetwear and couture codes…
Holographic fabrics are technological feats that appeared for the first time in Haute Couture looks in the latest Maison Margiela Artisanal show last February. A daring and dexterous move. Here’s how…
The starting point of Diane Ducasse, a 27-year-old stylist who trained at Studio Berçot: women are always drawn to garments from the male wardrobe, so why not create a line of clothes that has the same boyish style but that is adapted to the female body?
Created in 2013, Loup is an ultra-comfy clothing brand for babies and children with fun and fresh designs. The perfect companions for the everyday adventures of little ones. What’s more? From design to manufacture, the entire collection is 100% made in France.
Odourless, colourless: British designer Jasper Morrison redesigns the modest block of soap by proposing a minimalist version. This bar of transparent soap made from glycerine, simply called ‘Soap’, turns a purely utilitarian object into a feat of design.
Sylvie Millstein, an experienced executive of the fashion industry, founded HELLESSY in 2012 and named it after her two sons Hendrix and Lennox. With origins from both France and Japan she is currently based in New York and through her collections she redefines sexy American sportswear with a dose of French finesse.
