Festival season parties alongside occasion wear this London Fashion Week, in a glitter infused AW19 collection from the ever-sparkly Ashish. Big smiles, big collars and bigger hair made for the ultimate biggest backstage mood.
All in backstage
Festival season parties alongside occasion wear this London Fashion Week, in a glitter infused AW19 collection from the ever-sparkly Ashish. Big smiles, big collars and bigger hair made for the ultimate biggest backstage mood.
Arthur Arbesser’s AW19 collection smoothens the contrast between sensitive fluidity and mathematical precision inspired by his own atelier.
A world of bold and colourful exploration. Annakiki’s AW19 collection celebrates the power of being ‘one of a kind’.
As New York fashion week comes to another end, we now are left to reflect on the triumphs and tragedies the new season has brought.
Paula Canovas Del Vas’ Autumn Winter 2019 collection is a heady dream of galactic silhouettes and pop-art references.
Berlin-based label GmbH explore the possibilities of taking off and migrating to another planet in their latest Autumn Winter showcase.
Henrik Vibskov debuts a collection inspired by technology and farming at Men’s Paris Fashion Week.
Andrea Crews shows us how to master cyberpunk couture at Paris Fashion Week.
The latest from Sankuanz conjures up themes of destruction and defence in a collection created for both men and women.
The latest from Les Hommes is an homage to urban city life, housing a collection of sports-inspired casualwear.
MGSM speeds into fashion week with a collection inspired by race-cars and automobiles.
Masters of understated luxury, N°21 exhibits a collection that exudes elegance and modernity.
Shinpei Yamagishi takes us on a journey through bohemian colour palettes and deconstructed layers in his Milan Fashion Week debut.
Miaoran reveals an Autumn Winter 2019 collection that features militarial design and sophisticated tailoring with a look to the future.
Magliano’s Autumn Winter 2019 collection is an 80s-inspired homage to the late writer and poet, Pier Vittorio Tondelli.
Cottweiler’s AW19 show is a subtly tongue-in-cheek exploration of the ‘Lost Art of Cruising,’ and the effects of technology on personal human interaction.
No stranger to exploring the evolution of menswear, Xander Zhou’s AW19 showcase is centred on an extra-terrestrial future characterised by bionic design, impeccably-dressed humanoids and fur-babies.
Liam Hodges’ AW19 proposal is an interdimensional take on the erasure of identity and digitisation of the self within a dystopian future.
Setting up camp in an Alpine scene with Danish label, Wood Wood, whose AW19 collection presentation at Men’s LFW exhibited a comfortable liaison of luxe skiwear and utility-inspired silhouettes.
The Spring-Summer 2019 collection from Afterhomework (Paris) is a logical continuation of the work and research undertaken since the early days of the label.
