After months of virtual shows and online presentations, this season’s London Fashion Week took fashion buyers and press up-close and personal with British design talent.
The covers of fashion magazines – as well as their internal content – are becoming less fixated on fashion, pivoting to project activist values. A new generation approves.
The reboot of cult TV series Sex and the City has begun shooting and the internet is awash with first looks of Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis as they reprise their iconic characters.
With over a decade of social media behind us and a year of living through screens, online presence is as important as ever – but at what cost? Is it good for fashion? Is it good for us?
What’s it like to be Asian in non-Asian countries? We spoke to Paris-based model Adilack and LA-based artist Park Hyungi about the process of trying to work out their true identities – and how tattoos help.
From checks to patchwork to summer knits and more, here is a selection of our favourite trends from a short and sweet gender-neutral fashion week this June.
FashionUnfiltered introduces Celine Yu Hei Kwan, a designer from Hong Kong who was a standout in the Central Saint Martins BA graduation show this month. She fuses fashion and furniture – and her clothes are non-stop fun, reflecting fashion’s eagerness to start partying again.
From Vogue Business and Business of Fashion to the veteran WWD, the fashion industry is exceptionally well reported. Roger Tredre, editor-in-chief of WGSN from 1999 to 2006, is enjoying it while it lasts.
1 Granary: How a student blog became the voice of young fashion
Her website, magazine and agency have become the voice of a generation of young designers emerging from the world’s leading fashion colleges. Bethanie Ryder talks to Olya Kuryshchuk, founder of London-based 1 Granary.
