At 50 years, Iceberg is fun, full-on, and functional
For Milan Fashion Week, the brand looks backwards and forwards, launching a fragrance and reviving its beloved envelope bag
Supriya Lele’s self-assured return to the runway
Spring/Summer 2024 marked the end the label’s two-year hiatus, and the birth of a collection merging tradition with cutting-edge construction
For Spring/Summer 2024, Chet Lo takes a tender approach to erotica
The designer’s London Fashion Week show saw “graphic PDA” and Shibari-inspired fastenings, careening headfirst into bold sensuality
Stefan Cooke’s clear-eyed mission
The label’s London Fashion Week collection pulled from hundred of references, emerging with sunny and straightforward future signatures
Chopova Lowena channels angels, demons, and skater girls
The label’s Spring/Summer 2024 drew parallels between the folkloric and modern street style, growing up before London’s very eyes
For Raul Lopez, church is wherever you find heaven
Inside Luar’s rave-ready Spring/Summer 2024 presentation, redefining the sublime from a Brooklyn warehouse
Behind the Melitta Baumeister silhouette
For Spring/Summer 2024, the designer broadened her catalog with foamy phalanges and parabolic shapes
FFORME’s inaugural New York show was an exercise in observation
Document offers a glimpse at the lead-up to Paul Helbers’s highly-anticipated Spring/Summer 2024 presentation
Jason Wu’s ‘Solstice’ lives between a sunken paradise and the city streets
For Spring/Summer 2024, the designer took a botanical approach, setting his signatures in another world
Parsons’s MFA Show was a labor of love
At the Brooklyn Museum, the next generation of designers speaks on storytelling, boundary-pushing, and the lessons they’ve collected thus far
Peter Do’s Helmut Lang seeks broader horizons
The designer’s debut for the New York mainstay riffed on its aesthetic history, with the yellow taxi as its universal vehicle
We11done’s ethereal return to the runway
Founders Jessica Jung and Dami Kwon turned to their childhoods for Seoul Fashion Week, recalling and reforming the architectures and uniforms of their pasts
JW Anderson distorts domesticity for Spring/Summer 2024
The designer’s latest menswear collection riffs on tradition and reimagines knitwear, drawing humor and beauty from the mundane
