Designer Raquel Allegra’s latest spring collection is a minimalist masterpiece, embracing a pared-back aesthetic that emphasizes quality over quantity. With a focus on timeless pieces and a commitment to meaningful design, Allegra invites us to embrace the power of saying ‘yes’ to our hearts and desires.
Handred’s creative director, Andre Namitala, takes inspiration from the historical city of Cachoeira and the Rio Paraguacu in Bahia, Brazil, for his latest collection. The collection showcases the region’s rich history, craftsmanship, and natural beauty, resulting in stunning looks with intricate details and fluid silhouettes.
Catarina Mina, a brand founded by Celina Hissa, took center stage at the recent fashion week with its ‘Herdeiras do Futuro’ collection. Celebrating sustainable practices and traditional craftsmanship, the collection highlights the work of over 400 artisans from across Brazil, incorporating unique techniques like crocheting, Amazonian rubber, and embroidery.
45R, the renowned Japanese brand known for its timeless craftsmanship and blend of tradition and contemporary style, has unveiled its largest Asian store in Singapore’s Paragon Shopping Centre. This expansive new concept store showcases the brand’s dedication to quality, sustainability, and the artistry of Japanese garment making. Featuring a curated collection inspired by Singapore’s Garden City and a unique store design that celebrates traditional Japanese craftsmanship, 45R Paragon is an immersive experience for fashion enthusiasts seeking a harmonious blend of heritage and modern design.
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.
British stylist Tallulah Harlech, known for her dark and edgy aesthetic, has launched Sylva, a sustainable and skin-friendly clothing line designed for those with sensitive skin. The collection features three essential pieces crafted from natural performance materials like eucalyptus and seaweed, offering comfort, style, and ethical considerations. Sylva offers a luxurious alternative to traditional shapewear, empowering women to embrace their unique style while prioritizing their skin health and environmental consciousness.
Brazilian designer Weider Silveiro draws inspiration from his childhood memories and the vibrant traditions of his home region, showcasing a collection that celebrates the colors and textures of Northeastern Brazil’s festivities.
Reformation, a leading sustainable fashion brand, has announced a partnership with Ambercycle, a material science innovator, to integrate cycora® regenerated polyester into select pieces of its latest collection. This collaboration represents a significant step towards Reformation’s ambitious goal of becoming circular by 2030 and highlights the growing importance of closed-loop solutions in the fashion industry.
Reformation, the sustainable fashion brand beloved by millennials and Gen Z, has teamed up with renowned designer Clare Waight Keller to create its first-ever jewelry collection. The 14-piece line features heirloom-quality pieces crafted from recycled metals and deadstock stones, offering a blend of timeless elegance and sustainable practices.
Brazilian designer Gustavo Silvestre unveiled his first eponymous collection for Ponto Firme, a social initiative he founded in 2015 to empower inmates with crochet skills. The collection, presented with the iconic Museu do Ipiranga as a backdrop, features vibrant and sustainable pieces that showcase the transformative power of art and social inclusion.
