At CFCL, fashion becomes thought in motion. In conversation with Yusuke Takahashi, knitwear shifts into “social sculpture”. Fresh from the runway after presenting its VOL.12 Fall Winter 2026 during Paris Fashion Week, we spoke with CFCL founder and designer Yusuke Takahashi to talk about the ideas behind the latest collection, the role of technology in […]

In recent years, the “Made in Portugal” has gained increasing significance within the global fashion industry, particularly in the fields of textiles and footwear. Long known within the trade for its highly skilled artisans and technically advanced factories, Portugal has evolved from a quiet manufacturing hub into a sought-after partner for both emerging designers and […]

A conversation with Grete Henriette: with Hysteria in Tartarus, armour meets intimacy. Where chainmail, corsetry, and performance blur power, vulnerability, and the body itself.

During Paris Fashion Week Concept Korea spotlighted three rising forces in Korean fashion made up of KIMHĒKIM, RE RHEE, and BONBOM at the iconic Palais de Tokyo. The long-running initiative supports the global expansion of Korean designers. This season, the program once again highlighted the growing impact of K-fashion with RE RHEE and BONBOM delivering […]

A conversation with Florentina Leitner, fashion feels like a dream still unfolding. In You Are a Star, the Antwerp-based designer turns cinema, childhood fantasies, and glittering ambition into a playful universe where everyone gets their moment in the spotlight.

Zadig&Voltaire returns to Paris Fashion Week with a jolt of rock nostalgia. Under new creative director Dan Sablon, the house rewires its 2000s attitude for a new generation of Parisian cool. After three years away from the official calendar, Zadig&Voltaire returned to Paris Fashion Week for Fall-Winter 2026, marking a pivotal moment for the Parisian […]

At CFCL, knitwear becomes quiet philosophy. For Vol.12, Yusuke Takahashi turns clothing into a form of “social sculpture,” where technology, sound, and movement weave fashion into everyday life. Photographer Thomas Lizzi takes us backstage at CFCL before presenting its Vol.12 runway show at Palais de Tokyo on the final day of Paris Fashion Week. On […]

At Hermès, twilight falls softly. Under Nadège Vanhée-Cybulski, the house drifts into dusk—where leather, lunar light, and equestrian echoes blur the line between nightfall and elegance. Hermès transformed the Garde Républicaine into a dreamlike landscape for its Fall-Winter 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week. Under the direction of womenswear artistic director Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski, the vast […]

With UNIFORM, Betsy Johnson turns clothing into a question of belonging. Between theatre, sound, and upcycled craft, her debut unfolds as a shared ritual—where identity, memory, and community stitch the brand’s first chapter. For Fall Winter 2026, Betsy Johnson (not to be confused with the American designer Betsey Johnson) presented UNIFORM, the debut show marking […]

Laure Croft slows techno down until it starts to sweat. Between hypnotic vinyl sets and her Sexyrecs universe, the Berlin and Utrecht-based artist turns the dancefloor into a space of tension, seduction, and release. Laure Croft, the Breda-born, Berlin and Utrecht-based techno artist, has become a defining force in the world of sexy techno. Known […]

At Paloma Wool, adulthood loosens its collar. Between disciplined tailoring and flashes of childish whimsy, Paloma Lanna lets nostalgia slip gently into the everyday. Paloma Wool unveiled its Fall-Winter 2026 collection at Paris Fashion Week. Models walked out to “Los Amores”, commissioned from Spanish flamenco guitarist Yerai Cortés, whose energetic composition transformed the runway into […]

Backstage at Loewe, a new romance begins, where texture, form, and quiet curiosity gently reshape the house’s future. Behind the scenes, photographer Molly SJ Lowe captured the atmosphere backstage as Loewe unveiled its Fall-Winter 2026 collection, marking a significant new moment for the house under creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. Known for their […]

Javier Guijarro drifts into Paris like a forest dream. Between folklore and teenage rebellion, his latest collection wanders through dusk-lit woods where clothes feel less like fashion and more like fragments of a story still unfolding.

With Crafty, Abraham Ortuño channels childhood curiosity into layered silhouettes and playful proportions—just as the designer steps into a new chapter at Camper.

At grounds FW26, identity dissolves into silhouette. Surreal hair sculptures swallow faces while Mikio Sakabe’s universe expands beyond footwear, turning the body into a strange, futuristic landscape.

While Paris chases spectacle, Jenny Fax builds a world of quiet oddities. For FW27, Jen-Fang Shueh turns family, memory, and girlhood into something intimate and uncanny—fashion less as costume, more as character. Big French houses have dominated headlines while Jenny Fax has carved out a distinctly singular niche in the Parisian fashion tapestry. Jenny Fax […]

At Paris Fashion Week, Trashy Clothing makes a defiant debut. With In Divine Trust, the Palestinian-rooted label turns satire, glamour, and resistance into a runway where fashion refuses to play it safe. Photographer Ching-Fan Yang takes us backstage at Trashy Clothing, making their Paris Fashion Week debut with their Fall-Winter 2026 collection “In Divine Trust” […]

At the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, Lacoste staged its Fall-Winter 2026 runway on the legendary Philippe Chatrier Court, transforming the clay court into the scene of an interrupted tennis match. Creative director Pelagia Kolotouros looked to a defining episode in the life of founder René Lacoste which was his rain-soaked 1923 Davis Cup match against Manuel […]

At Paris Fashion Week, Cecilie Bahnsen turns the runway into a rehearsal. For FW26, Practice blurs the line between studio and stage, where dancers, craft, and repetition reveal fashion as a living, evolving movement. For Fall Winter 2026, Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen returned to Paris Fashion week after her anniversary show last summer in Copenhagen. […]

There’s something intoxicating about the world Sunday (1994) have built steeped in the glow of 70s–90s guitar nostalgia. Formed between the grey rhythms of Slough and the sleepy suburbs of California, the duo Paige Turner and Lee Newell filter modern disillusionment through distorted riffs, shoegaze textures and a cinematic sense of longing. The band are […]