In a move that feels less like industry news and more like fashion fate, Pierpaolo Piccioli has been named the new creative director of Balenciaga. And with that announcement, a collective exhale from fashion purists around the world because finally, the maison that once defined silhouette, structure, and sartorial splendor may be poised for a true return to form.
Read MoreThe first Monday in May once again proved why the Met Gala remains fashion’s most exalted ritual. Last night The MET embraced the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”, celebrating the rich history and influence of Black fashion, particularly through the lens of dandyism. The accompanying dress code, “Tailored for You”, invited attendees to present personalized interpretations of classic tailoring, emphasizing individuality and cultural heritage.
Read MoreIn the ever-evolving world of fashion, few artists have managed to seamlessly transition from audacious sartorial choices to bona fide style icons. Doja Cat’s recent appearances at the 2025 Oscars and Paris Fashion Week have not only showcased her versatility but have also solidified her status as a true fashion maven, moving beyond the realm of costume-like couture to embrace refined elegance with an edge.
Read MoreA century of fur, leather, and la dolce vita. In 1925, Adele and Edoardo Fendi opened a small fur and leather shop in Rome, unknowingly setting the stage for one of the most influential luxury houses in history. Now, in 2025, Fendi stands as the epitome of Italian craftsmanship, a brand synonymous with heritage, innovation, and cinematic grandeur.
Read MoreIn a breathtaking display of artistry and cultural commentary, Willy Chavarria made a triumphant return to the runway, staging a show that was as monumental in its aesthetic appeal as it was in its cultural significance. Held in an industrial-chic venue that mirrored the raw, unapologetic ethos of his brand, Chavarria once again cemented his place as one of fashion’s most vital storytellers—
Read MoreIn a fashion landscape that often favors the familiar, Y/Project dared to disrupt. Yet, in a surprising and somber turn, the boundary-pushing Parisian label has announced its closure, marking the end of an era for avant-garde fashion. For many, this moment feels like the quiet silencing of a voice that is consistently challenged by how we think about design, form, and the body.
Read MoreAt the 2024 British Fashion Awards, held on December 2 at London’s Royal Albert Hall, Joe Jonas made a memorable entrance with a bold, retro-inspired look. He debuted a 1970s-style thick mustache, adding a vintage flair to his appearance. His ensemble featured a vibrant lime green turtleneck, a boxy gray blazer, and classic black dress pants, creating a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary styles.
Read MoreAs winter begins to creep up on us, so does the stylish return of creepers—those iconic, thick-soled shoes that add a rebellious edge to any outfit. Originally popularized by the punk and goth scenes, creepers have been reinvented this season with chic, contemporary updates that appeal to a broader audience. Their platform sole adds both height and a statement-making element, making them ideal for fashion lovers who want to elevate their look (literally and figuratively).
Read MoreThe Zara collection designed by Stefano Pilati certainly carries a refined air, with pieces that display his expert tailoring and attention to modern menswear essentials. However, for those familiar with Pilati’s tenure at YSL, the collection may feel a bit underwhelming in terms of pushing sartorial boundaries. The cardigans, while versatile, lacked the cooler, more dynamic touches one might expect from Pilati, leaning toward the safe rather than the innovative.
Read MoreThe “Fashioning San Francisco” exhibit is a breathtaking homage to the city’s vibrant fashion scene, elegantly merging historical and contemporary design elements. This exceptional exhibit not only highlights San Francisco’s rich sartorial history but also showcases the work of high-fashion designers who have left an indelible mark on the industry.
Read MoreI’m baaaaaaaaaack…finally! With so many things starting to open up it’s the perfect time to revisit your style and the easiest way to do that is to start with something simple. If you know or follow me on social media you’ve heard me say this a million times, true style lies in details. What better place to start than with a wardrobe staple…denim.
Read MoreTokyo Fashion Week hit a high note with brand Children Of The Discordance crushing it like no other. At the helm sits Hideaki Shikama who blends innovation and sustainability in the current Spring 2020 collection. His use of vintage materials and prints complemented by oversized yet tailored silhouettes makes the line feel so modern and cool.
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