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.
Spoon of Abundant Openings by AMÆMI: Bridging Tantra, Sound, and Ritual in a Contemporary Sonic Experience.
With today’s premiere release of Hopeless Romantik, Das Beat brings their world further to life. Theatrical, unfiltered, and always in motion, Frau Fatal is more than an album—it’s a raw collision of love, loss, and absurdity, transforming chaos into rhythm.
Ugly Is Beautiful: How Grotesque Nail Art Is Breaking All the Rules and Redefining Fashion.
Berlin Fashion Week doesn’t rely on legacy—it carves its own path with a mix of audacity and necessity. The Fall/Winter 2025–26 season reflected this duality, showcasing designers who leaned into the city’s signature severity while others turned inward.
Navigating a techno-dystopian present, the New York-based, community-driven collective RAPRAVEchannels a shared vision: transforming alienation into connection, and chaos into catharsis.
After just four years since its founding, German clothing label Haderlump is a well-established presence in the Berlin fashion scene and its larger-than-life productions are highly anticipated every fashion week.
When the World Burns, Let Artists Speak.
A few from Art Genève 2025, a fair of quality and finesse, where painting takes center stage. A selection of galleries and outstanding guests, along with excellent hospitality that leaves no service or comfort lacking (as one might expect). Here’s a little review of what we saw.
The Load Gallery presents Neo Botanica, an evocative exploration of nature’s evolution through contemporary art. This exhibition weaves organic forms with technology, questioning materiality, adaptation, and human intervention in ecological aesthetics.
A Nordic island, a woman both desired and feared, and a collection shaped by memory, instinct, and rebellion. Sia Arnika distills her past into something entirely her own in her new FW25 collection.
"Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time," mused Thomas Merton—a sentiment that resonates profoundly within the symbiotic partnership between Istituto Marangoni and Keil Space.
Cyprus-born artist Domenika builds mechanical sculptures and cyber-prosthetics that explore dualities and liminal states.
Y-3 redefines the dialogue between sport and style with its FW25 collection, offering a delicious mix of athleticism, heritage, and craft in a showcase of cultural and technical creations.
Ziggy Chen painted his latest AW25-26 collection, 'Voleisure', across a Parisian multi-story car park.
Sankuanz FW25 confronts the interplay of structure and chaos, where raw performances and sculptural tailoring merge. Each piece feels ephemeral, yet hauntingly unforgettable.
Kiko Kostadinov’s FW25 collection channels raw craftsmanship and utilitarian precision, weaving historical textures and contemporary silhouettes into a compelling narrative of form, function, and artistry.
