– Full analysis of our expert – M1992 Dorian Stefano Tarantini has showed his third ready-to-wear collection. The Italian designer and DJ is redesigning man luxury. Cuts are perfect, fabrics are precious, and a great care is brought to details. In just a few seasons, the label has evolved to a…
– Full analysis of our expert – KITH Kith was created in 2011 by New Yorker Ronnie Fieg, a major figure in the world of sneakers. Kith is a high-end streetwear clothing brand with a full lifestyle wardrobe mixed cleverly with the many designer models sold in its own concept stores. Fieg…
Unisex urban fashion that falls in line with sustainable development principles while boasting an ultra-hip reputation? This is the wild gamble pulled off by Story MFG, whose duo manages to reconcile nature and ready-to-wear.
Proviz Sports is a specialist in reflective sportswear and is celebrating its 10th anniversary with an innovative new range and smart digital campaign.
Celebrated lighting brand Plumen has just brought out a new LED bulb with the aim of replacing its 001 bulb with a more environmentally-friendly and sustainable alternative. Despite technological advances, the brand has retained the bulb’s recognisable design in the form of a loop, offering lighting that is both aesthetic and energy-saving.
It all started in Byron Bay, just a few kilometres from Brisbane. It was on the heavenly beaches of Western Australia that the Stevie May label was born in 2015, a brand with a sophisticated Bohemian aesthetic that combines sixties-inspired nonchalance with refined elegance.
This autumn, Asos is launching the White collection just for men. With basic pieces and a minimalist style, we take a look at a timeless wardrobe to wear (and re-wear) season after season…
While the concept of ethical fashion is making headway, the focus is on The Colors of Nature, a small family business in southern India that specialises in natural and eco-responsible dyes.
Paris – Los Angeles – New York. It is via this inspirational urban triptych that Lisa Chavy, creative director of Undiz, last year launched Livy, a high-end lingerie label with ultra-desirable silhouettes. One year later, the brand successfully blows out its first birthday candle.
Behind a name that single-handedly evokes the plains of eastern Ukraine hides an opportunely minimalist and feminine ready-to-wear label. It’s bias? To create clothes that go beyond time and trends to shape their own reality.
