During Paris Fashion Week, The Frankie Shop celebrated its 10th anniversary with an intimate gathering at Le Saint Gervais in the Marais, bringing together fashion insiders and cultural figures for a night that reflected the brand’s understated yet influential role in contemporary fashion.
Read MoreAs the pace of New York Fashion Week intensifies, brands like KANE Footwear and Chirp are reimagining recovery through biomechanical footwear and portable muscle therapy designed to keep creatives moving.
Read MorePresented at MAAT Gallery, JennyFax’s Fall/Winter 2026 “Family Issue” collection explored the imperfect beauty of family memories, transforming everyday domestic nostalgia into a quiet reflection on identity and emotional permanence in modern life.
Read MoreAt Paris Fashion Week, r.l.e’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Play House collection by Qixin (Cici) Zhang explores identity as an evolving process, using craft, playful silhouettes, and 1920s-inspired pacing to challenge fashion’s culture of immediacy.
Read MoreA mother–daughter partnership at HERSKIND reveals how Birgitte Herskind and Andrea Herskind are building a modern fashion house through generational dialogue—balancing design, brand vision, and craftsmanship to shape a legacy together.
Read MoreBrooks Brothers reimagines its heritage through the Make It Yours campaign, inviting a cross-generational cast—including Leslie Bibb and Nick Wooster—to reinterpret classic American tailoring through their own personal style.
Read MoreTommy Hilfiger brings its TOMMY JEANS Spring 2026 campaign to London’s Shoreditch, tapping Jang Won Young and a globally diverse cast to reinterpret heritage Americana through a new generation’s lens of fearless self-expression.
Read MoreThriftCon Atlanta attracted over 12,000 attendees, blending vintage shopping, live performances, and creator panels to cement its evolution into a national culture and fashion convention.
Read MoreAt Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026, Global Fashion Collective spotlighted Japan’s TETTE and China’s JUMPER ZHANG in a Milan showcase that fused sustainability, symbolism, and cross-cultural craftsmanship under one historic roof.
Read MoreBezel’s 2025 report reveals a tightening secondary market with rejection rates climbing to 38%, signaling a return to fundamentals—and spotlighting seven heritage-driven, technically credible watches poised to outperform in 2026.
Read MoreBlending its legacy as Official Timekeeper of Formula 1 with next-generation smartwatch technology, TAG Heuer’s Connected Calibre E5 45mm x Formula 1 transforms real-time race data, design codes and digital immersion into a $2,400 titanium statement built for the modern motorsport era.
Read MoreAt an intimate premiere at Metrograph, Saucony unveiled The Runners, a contemplative short film that deepens its “Run as One” platform by positioning connection—not competition—as the future of running culture.
Read MoreAfter Gucci’s AI-generated campaign sparked online criticism, new research suggests the advertising industry may be dangerously misreading how consumers—especially Gen Z—actually feel about synthetic creative.
Read MoreChuks Collins’ FW26/27 Ancestral Futures collection reframed heritage as a living technology, merging ancestral craftsmanship with modular design and regenerative materials to prove that modern luxury is most powerful when it carries memory forward.
Read MoreA February 2026 study by Arka ranks Papatui by Dwayne Johnson as the most sustainable celebrity business, revealing that seven of the ten cleanest brands are cruelty-free certified and that operational efficiency — not just scale — now defines responsible growth.
Read MoreAt Fashion Forward Week, Nicole Miller transformed her decades-long legacy into a living runway retrospective enhanced by Perfect Corp’s AI-powered virtual try-on technology, signaling how heritage, inclusivity, and intelligent personalization are converging to redefine fashion’s future.
Read MoreParis College of Art has launched the world’s first MA in Critical Fashion Practices, a research-led program designed to “de-sign” the fashion system by challenging its structural failures and reimagining its cultural, environmental, and economic foundations.
Read MoreOne year into his role as Creative Director at Ray-Ban, A$AP Rocky debuts his New Metal Collection—an evolution of the brand’s heritage silhouettes that blends ’90s nostalgia, radical minimalism, and future-facing design into a bold cultural statement.
Read MoreAs fashion faces mounting regulatory demands and data overload, the 25-year-old bluesign system is emerging as the industry’s foundational infrastructure by providing the verified, process-level data that today’s traceability platforms and digital product passports depend on.
Read MoreAt New York Fashion Week, BOY LONDON America marked its 50th anniversary with Guillotine, a Fall/Winter 2026 collection that sharpened its punk legacy into disciplined tailoring and modern formalism, reframing rebellion through precision rather than provocation.
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