For the first time, the Fashion for Good Museum in Amsterdam is looking at the evolution of fashion shows, and particularly at the innovations that will enable them to become more sustainable.
After a two-year absence, Miami Fashion Week is back with Italian label Missoni as special guest. The event will focus on sustainability, staging runway shows in museums and historic residences.
Dr Martens is linking up again with Heaven by Marc Jacobs, the project that “embodies nostalgia for the youthful rebellion of the 90s — a technicolour manifestation of a binary-defying, forward-facing generation”.
The Chambre Syndicale de la Mode Masculine released the official Paris Fashion Week Men's calendar, taking place from June 21 to 26, 2022.
Boohoo Group’s PrettyLittleThing label has announced its ‘Designer of the Year’ competition alongside award-winning director, singer, songwriter, choreographer, actress and model Teyana Taylor.
The rivalry between sportswear giants Nike and Adidas is nothing new, but it seems to be taking a new turn thanks to some of the world's biggest fashion houses.
Designer Demna reimagined the excess and greed associated with the Big Apple in the eighties.
Digital women's fashion retailer In The Style has announced its newest celebrity partnership with Dame Deborah James and The Bowelbabe Fund. The collab launches with the sale of the Bowelbabe 'Rebellious Hope' T-shirt.
Kim Jones, artistic director of the Dior house, chose Los Angeles and the Venice district to present his 2023 capsule collection, produced in collaboration with Californian designer Eli Russell Linnetz.
Miami Swim Week The Shows is making a return from July 13 to July 18 at the SLS South Beach Hotel, where it will spotlight the latest swim and resort wear, along with a new virtual fashion swimwear metaverse.
The French fashion house will unveil its new men's collection this Thursday, May 19, on Venice Beach, as well as on Facebook. Creative Director Kim Jones will also present a collaboration with the label Erl.
Miami Fashion Week announced on Wednesday its return to the runway circuit this month, after taking a two-year break due to the Covid-19 pandemic that saw many in-person fashion events cancelled in the last 24 months.
The Council of Fashion Designers of America made the announcement Monday that Tom Ford was departing the organization.
Parisian designer Simon Porte Jacquemus has designed an accessories and ready-to-wear collection with the US sports giant, available exclusively on his label Jacquemus’s e-shop from June 28.
Tom Ford is stepping down as Chairman of the CFDA, bringing down the curtains on a three-year term at the organization, American fashion’s governing body, in a major suprise.
