Issue #03:
Out Of The Shadows
Fear of God's ESSENTIALS collection has effortlessly perfected minimalist loungewear, refining its understated yet elegant designs for each new season. As the holidays approach, ESSENTIALS unveils its Holiday 2024 lookbook, a fusion of Fear of God's elevated style and ESSENTIALS' relaxed, everyday wear.
Moncler delves into its rich history once again, this time unveiling its third RE/ICONS collection, revitalising iconic designs with a contemporary twist.
Under Jerry Lorenzo's visionary direction, Fear of God has launched a groundbreaking multi-year collaboration with the NBA and WNBA, intertwining the worlds of sports and high fashion.
Last June, Emeric Tchatchoua and his excellent brand 3.PARADIS rocked Paris Fashion Week with their first-ever runway show, throwing a big bash for their 10th anniversary.
HAVEN, the Canadian label known for its performance-driven tracksuits in collaboration with Needles just last month, now teams up with Czech techwear specialist Tilak to unveil a line of winter-defying outerwear.
"When Peter Do unveiled his inaugural collection as Helmut Lang's creative director for the SS24 season last September, a new era dawned.
"The Winter 2023 collection, HH-118389225-232, by Helly Hansen draws inspiration from the brand's rich legacy of creating top-tier, performance-driven gear.
Introducing "Chilla," J.Kim's inaugural swimwear and beachwear capsule collection. Inspired by Uzbekistan's scorching heatwave.
Moncler is revolutionizing winter sports with its dynamic approach, unveiling the Grenoble Pre-Fall 2023 collection.
Y-3, the collaborative brand between adidas and Yohji Yamamoto, unveiled the first chapter of its SS23 collection in January, showcasing a destructed elegance aesthetic.
F/CE. has been collaborating with several brands, including NANGA, DIGAWEL, and Gramicci. The latest capsule collection with Gramicci, following a collaboration in fall, reflects the Japanese label's values of "Functionality, Culture, and Exploration."
Mercedes-Benz has partnered with luxury fashion brand Moncler to create a collaborative project called Project Mondo G.
London Fashion Week A/W 2023 is set to showcase emerging talent and established names. One of the season's most anticipated shows is the debut of Daniel Lee, ex-Bottega Veneta's creative director, at Burberry.
Alexander McQueen's Fall/Winter 2023 menswear collection, designed by Sarah Burton, embodies luxury through refined and timeless tailoring with a focus on craftsmanship.
Song for the Mute is the brand on everyone’s lips at the moment, and now it follows up on its collaboration with adidas Originals with its Spring/Summer 2023 collection, “1999.”
John Galliano has recently unveiled his Maison Margiela Resort Spring/Summer 2022 collection. This season, Galliano re-invents the slouchy silhouette with an expansive range of outerwear.
For its Spring/Summer 2022 collection, Opening Ceremony has drawn inspiration from a series of powerful portraits taken by Park Sung Jin, who famously captured the youthful charisma and attitude of South Korean school kids in the mid-2000s.
QASIMI unveiled its Spring/Summer 2022 campaign shot on location in Morocco by Mous Lamrabat. The architecture of clothing and accessories merged together with the desert landscape are at the heart of the campaign.
Fall 2022 brings into focus an ambitious Stella McCartney woman desiring to be her best self in all aspects of her life. The wearable collection reflects her dynamic moods and ageless attitude - fluidly shifting between structure and softness, natural eccentricity and glamour, simplicity, and complexity.
For Maria Grazia Chiuri, each collection represents visual poetry, a dialogue between the history of Dior and the ever-changing constellation that is the contemporary world.
After the shoe first surfaced back in January of this year, Rick Owens and Converse have now revealed an official look at the upcoming DRKSHDW TURBODRK Chuck 70 collaboration.
The latest designer to get her hands on the UGG is London’s own Molly Goddard, who debuted a collaborative footwear collection with the brand at her SS21 show in September.
Self-Portrait’s Han Chong got in on the Bridgerton hype by casting Phoebe Dynevor to model a collection inspired by British sensibility.
Simone Rocha cast not one, but two breakout actors - Daisy Edgar-Jones of Normal People, and Michael Ward of Small Axe - to debut her collaboration with H&M. Not to mention the hairstylist Cyndia Harvey and photographer Tyler Mitchell.
