Category: Fashion
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LFW AW25: Harris Reed
Harris Reed has never been one to whisper. For AW25, the designer leant further into his signature maximalism, crafting a collection that burst down the runway, a true declaration of presence. Reed channelled the raw, unapologetic energy of punk—reinterpreted through his lens of sculptural romanticism. The result is a lineup that brims with armour-like silhouettes,…
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LFW AW25: Bora Aksu
Bora Aksu’s AW25 collection was a masterclass in contrasts—an intricate balancing act between the beautiful and the macabre, the restrained and the untamed. This season, Aksu delved into the enigmatic life and tragic death of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, a woman whose haunting beauty masked a life of isolation and rebellion. The result was a…
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NYFW AW25: Caroline Zimbalist
Caroline Zimbalist’s AW25 collection was centred around a significant evolution in her exploration of bioplastics, transitioning from purely artistic expressions to wearable, multi-dimensional designs. This season, she masterfully blends bioplastic sculptures with traditional textiles, creating pieces that delightfully blur the lines between clothing, accessories, and art. Building upon her pre-existing work with these curious materials,…
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Patta SS25: Culture, Worn and Told
Patta’s SS25 collection is a lesson in storytelling. Not the kind found in pristine, high-concept mood boards or art-school dissertations—but the kind written in skate-scarred benches, pick-up football games, and the glow of a gas station at 2 a.m. The Amsterdam-born streetwear label has always been about community, and this season, it leans even deeper…
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Kim Jones leaves Dior Homme
Kim Jones, the British designer renowned for his transformative influence on men’s fashion, has announced his departure from Dior Men after a seven-year tenure. His exit marks the end of a period characterised by innovative designs, high-profile collaborations, and a seamless blend of luxury with streetwear aesthetics. Jones took the helm at Dior Men in…
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CPHFW AW25: Bonnetje
If you walked into Bonnetje’s Autumn/Winter 2025 show expecting another round of upcycled menswear with a conscious edge, you left having witnessed something far more subversive. The Copenhagen-based brand, helmed by Anna Myntekær and Yoko Maja Rahbek, has long been in the business of taking apart old suits and putting them back together in ways…
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CPHFW AW25: Henrik Vibskov
Henrik Vibskov’s AW25 show at Theatre Republique was a masterclass in the art of transformation. Known for his multidimensional approach—oscillating between fashion, art, and music—Vibskov unveiled his latest collection, “A bit Overwhelmed by the Opaque Resonance,” with a quintessentially layered narrative. Drawing on a recent family trip to the Dolomites, where the interactions he witnessed…
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CPHFW AW25: A. Roege Hove
A. Roege Hove, the Copenhagen-based knitwear brand helmed by designer Amalie Røge Hove, opened the second day of Copenhagen Fashion Week with a collection that reimagines knitwear through an elegant and symmetrical lens. Presented in the brand’s own industrial studio space, the setting provided a stark contrast to the ethereal, sheer garments that graced the…
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CPHFW AW25: ALIS
In the heart of Copenhagen’s Christiania district, two friends founded ALIS in 1995, a brand that swiftly became a cornerstone of Denmark’s skate and streetwear culture. Known for its authentic, underground ethos, ALIS cultivated a community-driven identity that resonated deeply with the youth. Now, in 2025, ALIS is undergoing a significant transformation. Through a strategic…
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Selah: Wales Bonner AW25
For AW25, Grace Wales Bonner exchanged the grandeur of the runway for the intimacy of the artist’s studio—a place imbued with ritual, focus, and quiet reverence. Here, the collection unfolded as a meditation on creation itself, the raw energy of craft delicately balanced with the elegance of the finished form. It was a collection steeped…
Henry Tuppen 