Walter Van Beirendonck’s SS25 collection “I HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE…” is a parade of contrasts.
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Walter Van Beirendonck’s SS25 collection “I HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE…” is a parade of contrasts.
Études Studio ushers in a new era by exploring the artist’s wardrobe.
GR10K's Milan Fashion Week debut redefines rural garments with "Nine Pounds of Death Landscape".
C.P. Company Looks to its Past to Present Innovative Garments for the Present and Future.
A-COLD-WALL* explores Britain’s sonic culture with “Pink Noise” for its SS25 collection.
Henrik Vibskov Looks to the Natural World for its SS25 Collection.
Fusing the two apparently separated and very different worlds of intimacy and savageness, Jordan Luca Spring/Summer 2025 displayed a self-conscious, disturbed and uncompromising vision of desire.
Pronounce draws inspiration from 1960s film and celebrates Chinese handicraft with “The Wild, Wild Garden”
Pecoranera SS25 showcased ethereal deconstructed garments, intricate 3D-printed shells, and a fairy-inspired setting, creating a magical fusion of technology and couture.
Inspired by Deleuze and Guattari’s theory of the body-without-organs, the editorial explores how the body is scattered through the partial objects.
Shot in the nightlife hub of Sangenjaya, “New To This Planet '' captures the feeling of experiencing Tokyo for the first time through the eyes of a not-quite-human creature.
Lauren Ruicci and Cem Cinar do not simply curate garments; they weave tales of audacity, rebellion, and unabashed luxury.
A new editorial where each jewel is immersed in an alien, otherworldly atmosphere, evoking a sense of symbiosis with organic matter.
Shan Hua: Exploring the innovations in Creative Fashion Direction and Design: Shan blends traditional costume design with digital fashion, crafting immersive experiences that transcend boundaries through storytelling that is absurd, surreal and hypnotic.
Exploring the relationship between eco-sustainability and mythology with Evropa, a Made in Italy brand pioneer of circular fashion.
The editorial explores how the gaze travels through the streets seeking fragility in instant gestures.
“Morning in the mist” explores bodies falling and tortured souls colliding.
Recently congratulated for the L’Oreal Professionannel Creative Award this year in 2024, Dhruv Bandil has a vision that brings the ethereal and emotional space to a physical experience through his craftsmanship.
A new editorial inspired by underground Motorsports catalogues and 90’s fetish publications.
Napoli Hardcore is a project realized in the very historic center of the biggest Southern Italian city. The shooting has explored the relationship between global trends and local aesthetics, representing unique forms of femininity, fashion and symbols. All of the photos convey what Neapolitan culture is, in a nutshell: wild, creative and rebellious.
