Viewers of Euphoria on HBO have been drawn equally to the show’s storyline and its Gen Z characters’ make-up and wardrobe choices.
When Filipino designer Bea Valdes needed a new home for her Manila atelier, her renovator mother found the ideal blank canvas for a calming, peaceful space with a glorious courtyard garden.
Sydney’s Chinatown community criticised the blue and white decorations used for Lunar New Year, despite the associations of the colours in Chinese culture long evolving past death and mourning.
Fashion seems to be making a shift to acknowledging that style is ageless – forget 20-something models, the women in our favourite TV shows and on the covers of Vogue are getting older and greyer.
Exclusivity is the rock upon which luxury brands’ success in the real world has been built, yet in the metaverse creation is infinite. Don’t brands that issue NFTs risk losing their mystique and allure?
Reiko Sudo’s description of what characterises a fabric from Japanese textile innovator NUNO could apply to her own journey – her family used to say she did the things her seamstress grandmother couldn’t do in her life.
From Kate Middleton favourite Temperley to Alexa Chung’s Barbour makeover and innovative rural hotels, a slower, gentler English design ethos has taken root outside London.
Exclusivity is the rock upon which luxury brands’ success in the real world has been built, yet in the metaverse creation is infinite. Don’t brands that issue NFTs risk losing their mystique and allure?
The founders of Wardrobe.NYC, established in 2017, explain how they set out to simplify the way people get dressed without forsaking style or quality.
The founders of Hong Kong sustainable jewellery brand 5 + 2 | Weekdays and Weekends want people to wear its lab-grown diamonds and other gems any time of the day or night.
The American designer tells Vincenzo La Torre about getting her start in fashion and how pop star Madonna gave her the confidence to go it alone.
Pastel pinks, bright greens and happy yellows – Queen Elizabeth’s fashion choices evolved constantly; her embrace of bold colours this century has been especially striking.
The French designer was strongly influenced by art and literature throughout a fashion career that began 60 years ago, a fact celebrated in an unprecedented collaboration by some of the leading museums in Paris.
Face masks – the reusable, patterned cloth kind – were in wide use 100 years ago amid the Spanish flu epidemic, and in hygiene-conscious Japan were afterwards worn by those with respiratory infections.
