Singapore’s fashion landscape is buzzing with exciting new talent, and the jewellery scene is no exception. Discover the hottest local brands pushing boundaries with unique earrings, necklaces, rings, and more, offering something for every style. From minimalist elegance to bold statement pieces, these designers are making accessories the ultimate fashion statement.
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Vogue India’s Forces of Fashion Awards 2023 recognized the most influential figures in Indian fashion, highlighting both established icons and emerging talents. The event celebrated the industry’s glamour while also focusing on sustainability, craftsmanship, and inclusivity. From rising stars like Vedang Raina and Ananya Panday to legacy figures like Laila Tyabji, the awards showcased the breadth and depth of India’s fashion scene.
The Global Fashion Collective (GFC) continues to elevate emerging designers, showcasing their revolutionary visions on international stages. This initiative empowers fresh voices and fosters a future where fashion embraces inclusivity and sustainability. In Spring-Summer 2025, six designers made their mark, proving that fashion is a powerful platform for cultural, social, and emotional expression.
Malaysian designer Masyadi Hussaini Mansoor, known for his brand MSYD, is making waves in the Southeast Asian fashion scene with his bold and innovative designs. His latest collection, “99 Problems”, presented at Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week 2024, explores the complexities of life through the symbolism of roses, reflecting the brand’s commitment to storytelling and challenging conventions. This article delves into the inspiration behind MSYD, its unique design aesthetic, and the designer’s vision for the future.
The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, established in 2003, has played a pivotal role in fostering emerging talent in the fashion industry. Over the past two decades, the program has launched the careers of numerous designers, shaping the landscape of New York fashion and beyond. This article explores the legacy of the Fund, highlighting its impact on the industry and the success stories of its alumni.
The 39th Festival d’Hyères continues to showcase the most promising emerging fashion designers, with a renewed focus on sustainability. This year’s event saw a diverse range of talent, from upcycled motorcycle suits to reimagined streetwear and deconstructed denim.
Discover the inspiring stories of three talented British designers – Jamb, Miranda Keyes, and Andu Masebo – who are pushing the boundaries of design and captivating the world with their unique creations. From handcrafted fireplaces to whimsical glasswork and sculptural furniture, these artists are leaving their mark on the design landscape.
This web series explores the innovative work of Brazilian fashion designers who are pushing boundaries, celebrating their heritage beyond stereotypes, and creating sustainable practices. From indigenous-inspired designs to handcrafted pieces that reflect regional culture, these emerging talents are shaping the future of fashion in Brazil.
London Fashion Week saw a unique and intimate show by designer Paolo Carzana, who transformed his own Hackney garden into a runway. The show, a reflection of his own journey and values, showcased his latest collection ‘How To Attract Mosquitoes’, a raw and thought-provoking exploration of vanity and self-absorption in the fashion world. Carzana’s honest approach to sustainability and his defiance of industry norms make his work stand out.
London Fashion Week, known for its fresh and raw talent, is showcasing the best of emerging and established designers. From CSM alumni to Rihanna’s favorite designer, the week is buzzing with creativity. Secondhand fashion takes center stage with eBay’s first-ever fashion week show, while established names like Simone Rocha and JW Anderson offer their signature styles. The week culminates with Burberry’s highly anticipated show, marking Daniel Lee’s fourth runway presentation for the brand. Street style is just as vibrant, featuring a mix of pleating, ruching, pattern-blocking, and oversized silhouettes.