What will the fashion of the future look like? Quite unexpectedly, Louis Vuitton has provided a convincing initial response to this eternal question with a line of handbags boasting futuristic features.
The sneakers brand Subtype has just unveiled a new store right at the heart of Melbourne, Australia. To create an original and modern environment that best reflects the brand’s street style, the designers from Noise Noise Noise studio have devised a space that mixes materials, blending industrial and futuristic influences to create a highly Instagrammable…
Who said that you needed to go to fashion school to become a designer? Certainly not Jeff Abrams, the founder of the Californian label without any specific training.
After a number of collaborations with brands such as Hanes and Champion, Re/Done is teaming up with the Italian label The Attico this summer. The fusion of two radically different worlds, united by a shared passion for revisited vintage pieces.
Geometric shapes, seventies inspiration and minimal design: this seems to be the trend emerging in technical fabrics, imbuing sportswear lines with this new fashion mood.
The famous coffee brand % ARABICA has just unveiled a new café in Kuwait, designed by the Japanese design studio Nendo. Inspired by streamlined Japanese design, Nendo has come up with an immaculate space in the form of a staircase that encourages exchange and interaction, as mentioned in the “Breathe” concept – ON AIR theme…
The marketplace specialised in reselling vintage pieces is launching a capsule collection made from salvaged and recycled fabrics. The first in a long series.
Nine highly desirable pieces are what happens when Sabina Socol’s Parisian chic meets the English delicacy of the Rixo label. Modern looks with retro touches not to be missed this summer!
Created in 2017, the With Jéan label offers romantic pieces, mixing Parisian chic with casual style inherited from its Australian roots. Fashionistas’ favourite new brand, With Jéan designs delicate pieces that are already iconic!
After Virgil Abloh and his Off-White brand, it’s the turn of Peggy Gou, the new electronic music sensation, to try her hand at ready-to-wear with a first collection just like her.
