There are plenty of things to see during design week. But Capsule Plaza reminded us how nice it is to just be in a space that gets it. That holds you.

The PAN x Nike installation at Capsule Plaza isn’t a tribute—it’s a pulse. Each visit pulled us deeper into a world shaped by Bill Kouligas’ vision: ancient codes, club memory, and the emotional geometry of subculture.

Stone Island’s Friendly Pressure: Studio One at Capsule Plaza wasn’t just heard—it was felt. Every time we were in the area, we found ourselves stepping back in, pulled by sound, scent, and a sense of timeless immersion that never faded.

Willo Perron’s CHECKERED FUTURE: FREQUENCY MANIFEST installation during Milan Design Week transformed Vans’ Old Skool 36 FM from a skate shoe into a cultural artifact—bringing sound, design, and music together in a seamless expression of innovation.

On the 25th of march Detune club in Milan shifted to high frequencies with OOPART’s event, proposing an out-of-place lineup built to explore the full spectrum of contemporary electronic music.

At Nike’s Air Max DN8 launch in Venice, COEVAL documented a landscape in motion—where sport, art, and rebellious energy converged to shape new cultural possibilities.

how2fly is crafting a world built on memory, emotion, and sound. His music draws from the early 2000s—GameCube games, low-res MP3s, and the emotional weight of growing up online—fused with forward-thinking electronic production.

Sam Crane and Pinny Grylls transform Grand Theft Auto into a digital stage for Shakespeare’s longest play. The result? A chaotic, unexpectedly moving portrait of creativity, loneliness, and the absurdity of performance.

The art of transformation takes center stage in Balenciaga’s Summer 2025 campaign, where Nadia Lee Cohen reinterprets vintage Hollywood screen tests through a cast of distinctive personalities.

Neva Demure reclaims her voice on Antidote, abandoning electronic excess for something truer. From queer club euphoria to stripped-down vulnerability, the album channels resilience, identity, and a refusal to hold back.

Fragile Interfaces: Song Xin’s Exploration of Skin, Technology, and the Subconscious.

Duran Lantink's Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection boldly reaffirmed the designer's reputation for pushing the boundaries of fashion. Showcased in Paris under the title "Duranimal," the collection featured 53 daring looks that merged exaggerated silhouettes, striking prints, and unconventional materials.

If Not To Give A Fantasy strips hardcore to its essence. Kilbourne crafts hypnotic, physical music that plays with rhythm, space, and the unpredictable flow of a perfect club moment.

Evade House redefines materiality, merging biomaterials with AI to question permanence, craftsmanship, and the evolving relationship between technology, nature, and the body in contemporary design.

Vaquera FW25 reclaims chaos as identity, where oversize silhouettes and raw energy meet in a wardrobe that refuses to be tamed.

A catwalk between life and death?

Dennis works on technology, nature, and creativity to craft immersive, interactive experiences. From kinetic installations to generative music, his work redefines digital art through the lens of science and algorithms.

Sinéad O’Dwyer’s AW25 collection titled Character Studies is, first and foremost, a celebration. Going into its last year under the patronage of the BFC’s NEWGEN scheme, the brand reflects on its evolution over the past few years while honoring the characters that have shaped its identity. To quote from the show notes: “Unruly teenagers…, forlorn cello players, … maids and nannies, … submissives, … dungeon masters.”

Blumarine FW25 tempers romance with precision, where softness meets edge and femininity is anything but delicate.

A world without rules, where color, destruction, and freedom collide. Diesel FW25-26 has the instinct to create without limits.

Known for garments synonymous with the divine feminine, Di Petsa unveiled their AW25 collection this past Friday at London Fashion Week. Presenting at the NEWGEN space at 180 The Strand, the brand continues to be part of the British Fashion Council’s initiative to support emerging talent.  

PATH is a creative practice shaped by material research and experimentation, where latex, wax, and fabric evolve into sculptural skins, artifacts, and tactile expressions of transformation.

Violence and desire entwine in Tokyo’s shadows, where a yakuza enforcer finds someone who might redefine his limits of suffering in this Ichi the Killer editorial.

LUEDER presents "The Shell", its Autumn-Winter 25 collection inspired by night-time characters, featuring historical and futuristic influences, gender-neutral silhouettes, 3D prints, and a strong commitment to sustainability.