Moncler’s Fall/Winter 2026 footwear collection expands the brand’s mountain-born identity through technical innovation, elevated materials, and collaborations with Clarks Originals, Rick Owens, and Moon Boot.
Read MoreFRAME’s Fall 2026 “Back to It All” edit reimagines everyday luxury through versatile tailoring, leather, cashmere, denim and eveningwear designed to move effortlessly across the demands of modern life.
Read MoreFor Fall/Winter 2026, Michael Kors marks 45 years in fashion by bringing together six extraordinary performers for a campaign that connects New York glamour, theatricality and the confidence of making an entrance.
Read MoreAt a moment when fashion is being reshaped by economic uncertainty, technological acceleration and an increasingly crowded visual landscape, the Swedish School of Textiles’ graduating class of 2026 is looking inward to move forward.
Read MoreMrtyna Mierzejewska captures street style from the Scandinavian design haven of Copenhagen Fashion Week.
Read MoreFor Spring/Summer 2027, Marimekko creative director Rebekka Bay explores the poetry of dressing through landscape-inspired color, expressive prints, abbreviated silhouettes and tactile craftsmanship, transforming Copenhagen’s waterfront into a stage for the Finnish house’s evolving visual language.
Read MoreSKALL’s Spring-Summer 2027 “La Piscine” collection brings together timeless Scandinavian design, bohemian ease, local craftsmanship and conscious collaborations against the natural backdrop of Copenhagen’s historic Holmen.
Read MoreThe 2026 Wessel & Vett Fashion Prize elevates process over product, using full transparency into designers’ workflows to redefine how creative and commercial success is measured in modern fashion.
Read MoreFrederik Berner Kühl has been named the 2026 Wessel & Vett Fashion Prize winner, earning DKK 300,000 and a major international platform as his quietly confident approach to contemporary menswear emerges as part of Copenhagen’s next generation of independent fashion talent.
Read MoreOpéraSPORT’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Growth, transforms Carl Jacobsen’s Garden into a living metaphor for renewal, exploring the balance between botanical fragility and architectural strength through sculptural silhouettes, sustainable craftsmanship, and evolving forms.
Read MoreThriftCon's return to Brooklyn demonstrates how the resale economy has evolved beyond commerce into a cultural platform where vintage fashion, creative entrepreneurship, and community converge.
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Read MoreGALLERY DEPT.'s inaugural eyewear collection transforms everyday accessories into personal storytelling objects, extending the brand's artistic philosophy beyond apparel through thoughtfully crafted frames that invite individual interpretation.
Read MorePerry Ellis has appointed Alexander Ludwig as Global Brand Ambassador, using the actor's multidimensional career and authentic lifestyle to reinforce the brand's evolving vision of versatile, functional American menswear.
Read MoreRepresent and '47's second MLB collaboration elevates the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees into a tightly curated apparel and headwear collection that reflects the growing intersection of heritage sports culture, premium craftsmanship, and contemporary menswear.
Read MoreBetter With Age founder Remy Milchman has built one of fashion's most compelling circular luxury brands by transforming vintage garments into one-of-one pieces that celebrate imperfection, proving that sustainability can be driven as much by craftsmanship, authenticity, and cultural relevance as environmental responsibility.
Read MoreMost thobes look identical in photos. Here is how to judge fabric, stitching, and fit before you buy — and how to avoid a drop-shipped one.
Maria Grazia Chiuri's debut FENDI Fall/Winter 2026–2027 campaign, photographed by Jo Ann Callis, transforms the house's latest collection into a cinematic meditation on human connection, shared identity, and the emotional power of fashion.
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