Paris Fashion Week’s menswear edition is dominated by big names, leaving smaller independent labels fighting for attention. While the city offers a platform, emerging designers are forced to get creative and find unconventional ways to stand out, utilizing presentations, partnerships, and a shift towards bespoke to carve their own paths.
Berlin’s fashion scene surprised with Allan Balletshofer’s Spring 2025 collection, a captivating blend of classic menswear tropes and modern twists. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of ‘mono no aware,’ Balletshofer presented a collection that embraced the unrepeatable nature of a moment, fusing heritage with contemporary style.
High street retailer White Stuff has released a linen dress that’s perfect for the British summer. The Beth Linen Blend Shirt Dress, featuring white stripes against blue, is flattering on all body types and is timeless enough to be worn year after year. Shoppers have praised the dress for its quality, fit, and style, calling it a ‘beautiful dress’ and a ‘great dress for work.’
Chanel, known for its exquisite haute couture and fine jewelry, takes an unexpected turn with its latest collection, Haute Joaillerie Sport. Inspired by the sporty spirit of Gabrielle Chanel’s designs, this collection embraces movement and freedom, showcasing innovative techniques and vibrant color palettes in a range of transformable pieces.
Dior’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection, under the creative direction of Maria Grazia Chiuri, pays homage to the iconic Miss Dior prêt-à-porter line launched in 1967. The collection, inspired by the late ’60s era of liberation and a global audience, celebrates femininity, empowerment, and the enduring legacy of the Miss Dior spirit through a captivating blend of modern silhouettes, vibrant hues, and intricate craftsmanship.
Berlin Fashion Week Spring 2025 is in full swing, showcasing the latest trends and inspiring street style looks. Attendees are embracing bold styles, rocking short-shorts and raver jeans from brands like No Faith Studios, SF10G, and Lueder. Scroll through for a glimpse of the best-dressed guests.
From Paris to Milan, Fall/Winter 2024 fashion week was a whirlwind of contradictions. While the industry grappled with economic uncertainty, designers explored themes of intimacy, body positivity, and a return to classic elegance. This report delves into the key trends emerging from the runways, highlighting the defining styles and the emotional narratives driving the season.
Paris Haute Couture Week showcased a captivating array of avant-garde beauty looks, from sculpted hairdos and graphic eyeliner to dreamy floral accents. Discover the top trends that are sure to inspire your next style statement.
Paris Haute Couture Week showcased subtle beauty trends with impactful details, including delicate petal applications, sharp eyeliner, and a bold white eyeshadow, promising to influence winter 2024 fashion.
Luxury fashion house Balenciaga has sparked controversy with its latest collection, drawing inspiration from the kitsch souvenirs often found at tourist destinations. The ‘I love Paris’ line features overpriced items like postcards for £70, a poncho for £1,150, and flip flops for £320, prompting criticism for its exorbitant pricing and seemingly uninspired designs.
