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Know Thyself
Style theories often prove too rigid for the vivid irregularities of our bodies, while intuitive self-knowledge remains key to expressing good taste and personal style.
CI World
Upcycling vintage garms into modern fashion escapades, Conner Ives reinvents everything that is womenswear through a unique vision of creative mastery.
New Gaultier?
Duran Lantink’s arrival at Jean Paul Gaultier reflects a sharp visual sensibility shaped by couture irreverence, subversive cuts, and a deep understanding of fashion as distortion and image-making.
Posh in Transit
Comfort? Optional. Drama? Mandatory. Victoria Beckham treats airport dressing as a calculated expression of persona, merging control, excess, and the performance of presence.
The Sandler Effect
Adam Sandler channels anti-style through oversized proportions and unfiltered ease, quietly reshaping the codes of off-duty fashion.
Thrift It Like It's Hot
Festival style sets the tone for summer, but the real question is whether we can match the aesthetic without compromising the planet.
Call Me Gabbriette
Somewhere between a nightclub bathroom and a homemade recipe lives Gabbriette—a muse of messy glamour, bratty nonchalance, and unapologetic authenticity. She is the vibe.
Diesel Explosion
Generic gasoline can’t light up the fashion world. Sometimes, all it needs is a bit of Diesel.
Danielle Frankel
Danielle Frankel crafts bridalwear with a sculptural sensibility, merging historical references and contemporary form into garments that feel both personal and quietly radical.
Feeling Dandy
Dandyism defined the moment, as fashion gave voice to those once unheard—rooted in history, styled with intent, and carried forward through elegance and quiet defiance.
Chanel Got Beef
Luxury fashion meets hip hop as diss tracks fuel style, designer looks escalate rivalries, and cultural clout sets the new dress code.
Hyper-Femme Meets High Fashion
Claire Sullivan revives couture through hyper-feminine codes and expressive silhouettes, reflecting a broader shift toward identity as aesthetic ideology.
Uniform of the Self
Miu Miu’s Gymnasium collection frames the body as a site of aesthetic discipline, merging fashion, control, and cultural conditioning into a single visual language.
Long Live Ugly Shoes
Ugly shoes reflect fashion’s ongoing flirtation with discomfort, drawing power from nostalgia, irony, and the unruly charm of things that shouldn’t work but do.
You’re Cute Jeans
Diesel fuses industrial grit with pop sensibility, pushing denim into subversive, street-coded territory through a distinctly irreverent design lens.
Beyond the Robots
McQueen’s Spring 1999 collection pushed fashion into darker territory, using fabric, form, and choreography to question beauty, control, and vulnerability.
Luxury On Paper
Across time and space, luxury brands have advertised their collections to consumers. Print ads offer the best and most influential space for their designs.
Ralph Lauren F/W 2025
Ralph Lauren’s Fall 2025 collection reimagines equestrian heritage through modern bohemianism, blending utilitarian elegance with Victorian detail to evoke the quiet power of the horse girl aesthetic.
Chanel 2.55
The Chanel 2.55 stands as a cultural artefact—its quiet symbolism mirrors a generational move toward thoughtful luxury and style as self-definition.
Psychedelic Dreamscape
In the early 2000s, no one did camp like Betsey Johnson. Her iconic creations and runway shows inspire the fun side of fashion today.