The collection was fresh, elegant, and presented in less than two minutes.

Capital B, the Balenciaga Spring 24 Collection, is revealed through a time-lapse video capturing urbanity’s circadian rhythms: Passersby flow over the sidewalk, weaving through one another or pausing to observe the scene. From dog walkers to package couriers, these city dwellers both face the sunlit Parisian sky and shelter from its sudden rain.

A study on perspective. On how points of view define perceptions and scales, and how perceptions and scales draw silhouettes. 

It was strength personified, interpreted through a reconfigured —yet equally powerful — lens.

An examination of fluid architecture, around the human body. The Spring/Summer 2024 Prada menswear collection by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons proposes an absolute freedom of the body, expressed through the foundations of the garments that clothe it.

A constellation of places that spark emotions – this is what Mexico is to Maria Grazia Chiuri. A “place of the soul,” just as it was for surrealist artists, from Leonora Carrington to Remedios Varo, and for Tina Modotti who, through her photographs, captured the landscapes and people of Mexico.

After a three-year hiatus from menswear, the fashion house returns to Milan for the Spring/Summer 2024 show.

Staged in Seoul, Nicolas Ghesquière pulls out all the stops for Louis Vuitton's Pre-Fall collection.

DILEMMA 2007 Let's reminisce on the best part of the 21st century when texting your BF through Microsoft Excel was hot, Apple Bottom jeans ruled the streets, and recording directly from MTV was the only way to get new music on your phone. Simply iconic and endlessly carefree times.

The collection is made of fabrics from the best manufacturers in Italy. The clothes use 100% wool and cashmere. Almost all products are elastic, which provides complete comfort when wearing them.

In the new collection, the designer of the eponymous brand Guna Nebare interprets the feeling of raw starched fabric, shining along the exposed lines of the body. The delicate, barely noticeable touch of cotton and linen, the freshness of a summer meadow at dusk — the collection's products literally come to life with images from poetry when worn. Guna Nebare uses natural materials in her work and adheres to the principles of upcycling.

The new collection reflects love and respect for Uzbek silk and the painstaking work of female artisans. Hand embroidery and hand-woven silk, as well as a patchwork technique, are used to create the looks. The collection predominantly features coats and dresses with patch pockets, cargo pants, and skirts. The characteristic color palette includes natural shades: grassy green, sky blue, delicate pink, and sandy brown. "The collection's looks pay tribute to our traditions and customs, which bring together the two main textile directions passed down from our ancestors," Zuhra Inat, the designer of the brand, shared.