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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.
Vaquera FW25 reclaims chaos as identity, where oversize silhouettes and raw energy meet in a wardrobe that refuses to be tamed.
Hiroaki Sueyasu’s KIDILL FW25 revisits Harajuku’s rebellious 90s spirit, blending punk, rave, and DIY influences into a contemporary reflection on individuality and cultural authenticity.
A Guild Navigator travels through a high-tech control room filled with orange spice gas to reach a miniature replica of the universe and bend it to his will.
This season, AVELLANO presents a new unexplored territory presents a sexier and more nighttime vibe.
The Y/Project Fall/Winter 2023 collection was a stunning display of creative director Glenn Martens' mastery of denim and innovative approach to design, featuring asymmetrical stitching, intricate layers, and explicit prints.
GmbH's Autumn 2023 collection breaks away from their usual themes of personal narratives and politics, instead exploring the freedom of pure aesthetics.
Steamy skin, wet hair, smooth surfaces covered in mist: the act of cleaning oneself in water as an ancestral self-care ritual. Henrik Vibskov reinterprets bathing and the privacy of the bathroom for his AW20 collection.
Andrea Crews speaks of eco-philosophy, plasticity and emotional connections. Presented as a multiform medium, clothing becomes a method to explore the complexity of engaging with the world and the self among the mutable truths that connote our reality.
Instinctive spirituality, psychological and technological limbos and meditative raving, the LEO trio rejects fictional muses and designs for the real woman of our generation.
Each Other is a brand inspired by connection and bringing beauty to ordinary life. The AW19 show that took place in Paris exhibited wearable looks with a strong feminine undertone. Explore the backstage snaps as a cross section of this tastefully cool label.
Old tech. New Tech. High-street. RUE-L is a digital trip, borrowing the most fun components of past and present technology as inspiration for the newly revealed FW19 streetwear collection. Here are some candid backstage moments from Paris Fashion Week.
Anaïs Jourden’s most recent collection debuts looks that feature infamous moments for female empowerment in fashion over the ages. From the 80’s power suit to the 20’s bias-cut dress, the FW19 Paris Fashion Week show is serving fashion “à la carte”.
Referencing his own kindergarten memories of dressing up in hand-made costumes and performing theatrical plays, Anton Belinskiy’s AW19 collection is a translation of his own nostalgia.
Going to the the supermarket in a pink bubble coat, covered in jewels. Lutz Huelle’s AW19 collection explores the joy of over-dressing and turns boring activities into fantastical experiences.
Based on the idea to represent the socials phenomenons through unstructured but geometric look, the young Parisian brand took place this year for the PFW in a dark and greyish hangar in the same way as the colors of the AW19 collection; Paris on a dark and stormy night.
Neith Nyer is a Paris based label interested in displaying narrative through design, drawing reference from anywhere from “vulgarity” to modern art. This season they collaborated with 90s French label DDP to create a collision of their two worlds.
It was both in a fantastic and futuristic atmosphere that models of OTTOLINGER have walked for the AW19 PFW show.
The emerging and independent brand KOCHE which took its name by her creator Christelle Kocher have presented “The Land of My Dreams” collection at PFW 19 in the beautiful and huge space AccorHotels Arena.
Paula Canovas Del Vas’ Autumn Winter 2019 collection is a heady dream of galactic silhouettes and pop-art references.
