Lina Louisa Krämer is Program Director at Schinkel Pavillon. Dr. Luisa Seipp is curator at Schinkel Pavillon. Together they curated the exhibition “Lesia Vasylchenko – Sensing Ruptures of Time,” closing on May 31, 2026. At Schinkel Pavillon, YesterLight – Sensing Ruptures of Time brings together new work by Ukrainian artist Lesia Vasylchenko in an exhibition that examines […]

Photographed by Zoë Ghertner, CELINE’s Automne 2026 campaign continues the house’s refined visual evolution under creative director Michael Rider, capturing a cast of models against sunlit dunes and cinematic natural landscapes at golden hour. Ghertner’s intimate yet restrained lens places emphasis on texture, silhouette, and quiet attitude, balancing effortless sensuality with CELINE’s signature precision. Rich […]

Ten years in, Façon Jacmin proves sustainability doesn’t have to lose its edge. Through upcycled denim and quiet Belgian cool, the Jacmin sisters continue to reshape conscious fashion on their own terms.

Paris-based Colombian photographer Alejandra Loaiza has been named a finalist for the Prix PICTO de la Photographie de Mode, one of the most prestigious awards dedicated to emerging fashion photographers. Created in 1998 by PICTO and hosted by Palais Galliera since 2017, the prize supports young talent and offers winners the opportunity to have their […]

Barbara Bologna treats fashion like an emotional ritual. In her latest collection fragility, resistance, and distorted beauty collide in a world where clothing protects as much as it provokes.

Florence Tétier and Adriana Manso melt plastic into fantasy once again. With Tétier x La Manso 2.0, flowers decay beautifully, resin blooms turn alien, and kitsch slips effortlessly into couture territory. When Florence Tétier and Adriana Manso first linked up for 2023’s Queens of Plastic, the result felt like a dream of hyperpop jewelry and […]

Boho is back, but this time it feels less like escapism and more like reclamation. In an era craving individuality, a new generation of designers is turning craft, heritage, and slow fashion into the real luxury. Ever get the feeling that we are living in the Age of Gemini? On one hand, thanks a lot […]

Beyond the luxury giants, a new wave of niche perfume houses is turning scent into something more experimental, emotional, and impossible to forget. At a time when fragrance has become fashion’s most intimate accessory, Paris Perfume Week continues to spotlight the independent houses pushing scent into more experimental, expressive territory. Away from the blockbuster launches […]

Isamaya Ffrench leaves beauty behind and steps into steel. With Studio Iron, she builds a brutalist universe where art, design, and discomfort collide—sharp, industrial, and impossible to ignore.

Last night in New York, Demi Moore and Zoe Saldaña stepped out together for the first time as the new global ambassadors of Lancôme.

In an industry obsessed with irony and edge, Hisu Park is a breath of fresh air and part of the new wave of feminine power dressing (my words, not hers). The Korean-Austrian designer’s Vienna-based label, HISU PARK, has quickly carved out a space for womenswear that balances softness with strength, melding couture-level elegance with the […]

Hell Bunny teams up with the Care Bears to remix 80s nostalgia with a sharp, fashion-forward twist. Equal parts cute and kitsch, Hell Bunny has teamed up with 80s animated TV legends Care Bears. The world can feel like a harsh place at times, so a little love, a little fun, and a sense of […]

If I could spend a summer following a band, I know it would be MUNA, for the music as much as their fans. It may still be spring, but with their new album Dancing On The Wall out next month, MUNA summer here we come! Dancing On The Wall marks the LA trio’s fourth album. […]

Africa has been experiencing a surge of new talent over the past decade, spanning various fields, including fashion and music. Now that global beauty is looking beyond traditional centers as it shifts toward holistic health and well-being, could African Beauty be the next big thing with roots in heritage, powered by organic ingredients, and shaped […]

August Barron slips down the rabbit hole. With Bedtime Story, adolescence unravels into a glittering fever dream. Where prom, fantasy, and identity collide in a state of beautiful suspension. Paris-based studio August Barron, formerly known as ALL-IN, returns for Fall-Winter 2026 with Bedtime Story, a collection that leans further into its cinematic, self-aware universe. Drawing […]

Are cafes becoming the new clubs? There’s something very now about refusing to wait until 11 p.m. to have a good time. Gen Z isn’t killing nightlife, they’re just giving it a glow-up, one that involves daylight, a little less alcohol, and a lot more intention. Call it soft clubbing if you want, but it’s […]

The Cherry Planning capsule will be available from March 31 in Bonpoint and Maison Kitsuné boutiques and online.

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.