We were in for a real treat this season as Creative Director Nigo invited us into Kenzo Takada’s former residence tucked away in the Bastille neighborhood of Paris where he presented that the collection on mannequins as we absorbed the history and energy of the house. The collection treats home as a feeling rather than […]

Founded in 1990 by Jun Takahashi, UNDERCOVER emerged from Tokyo’s underground scene, gaining early recognition for its fusion of street culture, punk attitude, and intellectual design. Womenswear has been a central pillar of the brand since the early 1990s, evolving alongside its mens collections into a fully realized expression of Takahashi’s universe, which has continuously […]

For Pre-Fall 2026, Blumarine returns to Venice where the Italian house saw Albert Watson shoot their iconic Fall-Winter 1992 campaign in the city. Creative Director David Koma deepens his exploration of dark romanticism, drawing clear nods to the House’s visual heritage, including Blumarine’s previous collaborations with Helmut Newton. Captured through the lens of Zoe Natale […]

Valentino Beauty is rolling out a new artistic collaboration that reinterprets one of the Maison’s most iconic signatures, Born in Roma. The project sees seven visionary digital artists to reimagine the Born in Roma Donna and Uomo fragrance bottles through their own distinctive visual languages, transforming the emblematic design into a contemporary canvas. Valentino Beauty […]

Miguel Castro Freitas debuts a new era of glamour at Mugler with Stardust Aphrodite SS26 Are we going back to glamour this spring? Looks like Miguel Castro Freitas is giving us his benediction as Mugler just unveiled Stardust Aphrodite, its Spring–Summer 2026 campaign and the first visual chapter under the creative direction of Miguel who […]

Fashion is about cycles, and every couple of decades we ask the same question. That is why it feels timely to revisit it as we enter 2026. Coincidentally, the last time the industry seriously asked this was around 2008, during the Great Recession, which also saw the mainstream rise of Indie Sleaze, today better known […]

German-born, Paris-based photographer Louise Reinke’s work arrives at a moment when the presence of female photographers is reshaping how intimacy, power, and the gaze are constructed in contemporary image-making. Outside of her fine-art photography, Reinke is known for her portraits, having captured musicians and bridged the worlds of art and pop through the same intimate […]

A conversation with Judeline, an artist committed to honesty, curiosity, and emotional depth set to define her fast-evolving body of work.

Bianca Censori‘s exhibition and performance, BIO POP, made its debut last week in Seoul, South Korea. BIO POP is the first installment in a seven-part series that will span the next seven years and is Censori’s official debut in the art world.

TTSWTRS pushes body and identity into a new dimension—where tattooed illusions, raw sensuality, and AI-built worlds collide, turning the human form into both canvas and manifesto.

Lanvin slips into a new mood as Peter Copping mines Jeanne Lanvin’s legacy for something quieter, stranger, and deeply feminine—an echo of Venice, memory, and mother-daughter myth rewritten for now. I always loved the history of Lanvin with their “mother-and-daughter” approach with clothes for women and children conceived as a shared wardrobe. Many of the […]

Adeline Rappaz redefines upcycling as poetry. The Bloom of Rappaz blossoms in soft forms and hand-painted textures, turning second-hand fabrics into an organic, intimate manifesto of identity and renewal.

A conversation with Aza Ziegler, founder of luxury knitwear label Calle del Mar. Under her vision, the brand has evolved into a modern, genderless brand that increasingly resonates with audiences that carry a deep respect for handmade.

At London Fashion Week, KSENIASCHNAIDER enters a bold new chapter—where upcycled denim, Kyiv experimentation, and quiet rebellion collide, and workwear becomes a blueprint for thinking differently about fashion itself.

With its Paris runway debut, ZGeneration turns upcycling into activism. Mohammad Amin’s Collection 0 merges queer futurism, craft, and community—proving fashion can be both a shelter and a force for change. Iranian-French brand ZGeneration, founded by Mohammad Amin, made its first Paris runway debut with a collection that is as socially committed as it is […]

Mugler steps into a new era as Miguel Castro Freitas debuts The Wardrobe of Identities—a fluid, sculpted vision where shifting personas, sharp tailoring, and quiet transformation redefine the house’s architectural power. The house of Mugler unveiled The Wardrobe of Identities, the first visual narrative by creative director Miguel Castro Freitas who joined the house back […]

In VEIN’s candid interview, designer Ruohan Nie reveals her quiet power: building a world of elevated minimalism where serenity meets strength — and luxury whispers rather than shouts. Ruohan Nie During Paris Fashion Week buzzing with spectacle and celebrities, it was Ruohan Nie, the understated mastermind behind RUOHAN, who proved that the most resonant statements […]

Joie et refuge opens a new portal in Paris—where Czech photography drifts between dream and reality, searching for joy and shelter in the unseen.

Between armor and desire, Ivan Frolov turns heartbreak into devotion—each piece a glimmering relic of love, loss, and resilience. 

Photography remains one of the most potent forms of storytelling. In fashion, it becomes a mirror of society—revealing not only trends, but the evolving ideals of beauty, identity, and representation. It holds the power to shape collective memory. It doesn’t just capture what we wear, but how we dream, desire, and define ourselves through the […]