Posts in Review
Eddie Bauer’s Next Expedition: From Outdoor Icon to Chapter 11 Crossroads

Eddie Bauer’s Chapter 11 filing marks a pivotal moment for the 106-year-old outdoor brand, as its North American brick-and-mortar business buckles under debt and shifting consumer habits while the brand itself lives on through licensing, e-commerce, and international operations.

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Maison Margiela Opens Its Archives to the World With ‘MaisonMargiela/folders’ in China

MaisonMargiela/folders redefines fashion transparency by opening the Maison’s internal archives to the public and activating its four foundational codes through a Fall–Winter 2026 runway show in Shanghai and a series of free, immersive exhibitions across China.

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Henrik Vibskov’s AW26 “Frog Carry Frog” Turns Copenhagen Fashion Week Into a Study of Collective Effort

Henrik Vibskov’s AW26 Frog Carry Frog at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored transformation, interdependence, and collective responsibility through sculptural tailoring, nature-inspired colors, and a performance-driven runway.

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Bad Bunny and Adidas Turn the Super Bowl Halftime Stage Into a Global Cultural Reset

Debuting the all-white BadBo 1.0 during his Super Bowl LX halftime performance, Bad Bunny transformed the world’s biggest stage into a statement on identity, origin, and the power of culture-driven design—marking the sneaker’s first global release and a defining moment for adidas Originals.

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Astrid Andersen’s STEL Turns Copenhagen Fashion Week Into a Dialogue, Not a Display

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

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Anne Sofie Madsen’s ‘Ghostly Matters’ At Copenhagen Fashion Week Is A Study In Presence

Anne Sofie Madsen’s Autumn–Winter 2026 Ghostly Matters collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored the tension between presence and absence through sculptural shapewear, architectural draping, and integrated UGG® footwear and Pandora jewellery, blending precision tailoring with ephemeral, intimate storytelling.

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Studio Constance Makes Its Copenhagen Debut With a Study in Power, Craft and the Politics of the Body

Studio Constance’s charged Copenhagen debut wove leather, shearling, and sharp tailoring into a collection that asserted control, craft, and a defiant, female-authored politics of the body.

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Forza Collective Autumn/Winter 2026: Baroque Precision, Modern Softness

Forza Collective’s Autumn/Winter 2026 show at Copenhagen Fashion Week fused Baroque richness with ’90s minimalism in a striking industrial setting, celebrating strong color, structured softness, and the brand’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and community.

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High Fashion or High Street: Is the Industry Afraid to Invest in Craft Over Clout?

Fashion now stands at a crossroads where celebrity visibility increasingly eclipses technical mastery, raising the question of whether the industry is afraid to trust designers whose authority is rooted in craft, discipline, and long-term immersion rather than fame.

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How Another Is Quietly Redefining Off-Channel Inventory Operations For The Fashion Industry

Built on the principle that the most powerful systems work behind the scenes, Another is an AI-native platform founded by Corina Marshall that automates and centralizes off-channel inventory operations—allowing fashion, beauty, and retail brands to scale efficiently, profitably, and in control, without the noise.

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