Chủ Nhật, Tháng 8 24, 2025

Fashion Industry

Gianni Versace retrospective opens across Europe to celebrate the designer’s bold legacy

A major retrospective exhibition dedicated to Gianni Versace has launched in Europe, marking one of fashion’s most ambitious showcases in recent memory. Presented in Málaga in early 2025 and now on view in London, the exhibition features over 450...

Slim sneakers: why a lightweight trend is dominating summer 2025

Slim sneakers—sleek, minimal, and feather-light—are emerging as this summer’s most sought-after footwear. As fashion shifts toward refined silhouettes and comfort-first design, these minimalist styles offer a fresh alternative to bulky trainers. Lightweight materials and clean lines make slim sneakers...

Slim sneakers: The must-have shoe trend for summer 2025

Slim sneakers are taking over the summer 2025 footwear scene, replacing bulky, heavy designs with sleek, lightweight alternatives. Combining comfort and style, these refined kicks have become essential for fashion lovers seeking both performance and elegance during the warmer...

Amy Sherald cancels Smithsonian exhibition over censorship concerns

Renowned artist Amy Sherald has withdrawn her upcoming exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery, citing censorship surrounding one of her most provocative works. The decision highlights ongoing tensions between artistic freedom and institutional control in today’s politically charged...

Luxury Fashion Brands Face Backlash Over Cultural Missteps in India

In recent months, several luxury fashion brands have come under scrutiny for cultural appropriation and misrepresentation of traditional Indian designs. These controversies have sparked debates about the ethical responsibilities of global fashion houses and the need for greater cultural...

Celine’s spring 2026 debut: Michael Rider brings preppy ease to luxe legacy

Can a designer balance heritage and novelty without losing either? Michael Rider’s Spring 2026 debut at Celine delivers a compelling answer: yes. With nods to Philo minimalism, Slimane edge, and Ralph Lauren prep, Rider weaves a quietly radical narrative—crafting...

JW Anderson reimagined: from runway label to curated lifestyle

Can a fashion brand become more than clothes? JW Anderson’s newly unveiled strategy suggests it can. With Jonathan Anderson stepping into his role at Dior, his namesake brand is evolving into a full-fledged lifestyle label. Its new offering ranges...

Clear Tabis: Margiela’s freaky footwear demands a second glance

Can footwear be both beautiful and disturbing? Glenn Martens’s clear Tabi reinterpretation for Maison Margiela answers with a resounding yes. By shifting the iconic design into transparent plastic, he exposes every toe—making the familiar unfamiliar, and turning walking into...

Oasis effect: fashion finds poetry in Brazil’s surreal landscapes

Can fashion feel like a dream? In Oasis Effect, Harper’s Bazaar photographer Dario Catellani and stylist Stella Greenspan bring high style to the otherworldly sandscapes and rainwater lagoons of Brazil’s Lençóis Maranhenses National Park. Amid powdery hues, soft textures,...

Schiaparelli: fashion becomes art at the V&A

Can fashion be transformed into a work of art? The Victoria & Albert Museum’s upcoming exhibition, Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art, answers with an emphatic yes. From March to November 2026 at the South Kensington venue, it invites visitors to...
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Stonehenge’s Enduring Enigma: A Journey into the Heart of a Megalithic Monument

Around 4,500 years ago, on England’s tranquil Salisbury Plain, a civilization without metal tools, horsepower, or even wheels erected...
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