Marks and Spencer (M&S) is partnering with Sojo to offer a clothing repair service, starting from £5, to cater to the growing demand for sustainable fashion and reuse. The service, accessible via the M&S website, will allow customers to repair their M&S clothes, with repairs taking approximately 10 days to complete.
This article explores the resurgence of vintage fashion, highlighting key trends like boho chic and ’90s revival, and offers a curated selection of timeless pieces from top designers and brands available on platforms like Vestiaire Collective, The RealReal, eBay, and Etsy. Dive into the world of vintage finds, discover iconic styles that are making a comeback, and get inspired to build your own unique wardrobe with pieces that tell a story.
Ukrainian designer Svitlana Bevza unveils her spring collection in Paris, drawing inspiration from nature and her homeland. The collection features crisp lines, white staples, subtle Ukrainian symbols, and a new swimwear line.
Maggie Marilyn’s founder, Maggie Hewitt, reflects on the brand’s journey towards sustainable growth. She discusses the importance of slowing down, taking a mindful approach to design, and finding inspiration in nostalgia, creating pieces that blend feminine aesthetics with a touch of masculine rebellion.
Designer Maria Cornejo, known for her commitment to sustainable fabrics, observes a worrying trend: fabric mills are shifting away from responsibly made materials. In response, Cornejo reuses archived materials, creating a collection that highlights the importance of resourcefulness and responsible fashion practices.
Ferrari has unveiled its first resort collection, marking a significant step in its foray into the luxury clothing market. The collection, three years in the making, showcases a blend of innovation, sustainability, and the iconic Ferrari aesthetic, embodying the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and performance.
BITE Studios presents its Resort 2023 collection, showcasing advancements in sustainable materials and an exploration of femininity within minimalism. 99% of textiles used are organic or certified, embodying the brand’s dedication to environmental progress. The collection features updates to signature pieces like the peplum, introducing unexpected elements such as flamenco-inspired ruffles and denim Capri pants with ruffled hems. Flirty shirts, Mongolian cashmere knits, and A-line shapes emphasize comfort and ease, extending into elegant evening options. Transparencies and pleating add lightness, while a black coat with intricate ruffles and a versatile shawl serve as statement pieces.
In a unique collaboration, Givenchy’s menswear and womenswear design studios combined their talents to present their 2025 pre-collections, showcasing a harmonious interplay of inspirations and silhouettes. With Susanna Venegas overseeing womenswear and Josh Bullen helming menswear, the collections explored narratives that intertwined the two realms, creating a captivating fashion dialogue.
MM6 Maison Margiela’s pre-spring 2025 collection delves into the brand’s archives, reimagining classic silhouettes with a contemporary twist. The collection emphasizes playfulness and versatility, offering pieces that can be styled in multiple ways. Key elements include raw edges, visible stitching, and distressed fabrics, evoking the imperfect beauty of the pre-digital era. The collection seamlessly blends normcore aesthetics with grunge-inflected workwear and Ivy League codes, creating a unique and effortlessly cool style.
Stella McCartney, raised in a nature-loving environment, has established her eponymous fashion brand as a champion of vegan alternatives and ecological responsibility. Her Summer 2024 collection showcases responsible materials, including Kelsun seaweed-based yarn, and highlights the need for conscious alternatives. Through collaborations with companies and investments in sustainable initiatives, McCartney drives innovation and advocates for a future where industries operate within eco-friendly paradigms.
