Kunihiko Morinaga shares details about his light-reactive, LED-lit archive on exhibition in collaboration with Sarah Andelman and Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk.
The showcase included an installation called “Les Coraux de la Liberté” by French artist Aude Franjou.
Her Paris Fashion Week showcase was a reminder that the creatures of the ocean deserve better from us.
Julian Klausner printed invented movie posters onto polos and pinned brooches to just about everything for a collection about getting ready purely for the fun of it.
Glenn Martens explores rigidity and fluidity for the Parisian fashion house’s latest ready-to-wear collection.
Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose staged the square’s first-ever PFW show with 99 models of color, turning Bhaskaran’s childhood in Montreal’s immigrant community into a historic runway protest.
For a textile-heavy, print-stacked line up.
The Italian house explores fluid silhouettes, airy cuts, floral motifs and drops a new rubber ballet flat.
The Italian house’s new creative directors, Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, are “breaking the rules as a spontaneous necessity.”
“I make clothes for sensitive people who don’t want to look sensitive.”
Walked by Chelsea striker Melvine Malard.
“McQueen is a London-born house, and the city’s uncompromising attitude and subversive spirit sit at its very heart.” — Seán McGirr, Creative Director