Leomie Anderson wears Christian Louboutin as the Third Cover Star of Issue 65 – Watch as we Chat to this Empowering Fashion Force On Set
Another day, another spellbinding cover (as you can see, we're not celebrating our 20th Anniversary casually). The glamazon that is Leomie Anderson can be seen towering high in Christian Louboutin platforms, photographed by Rob Rusling and styled by our Editrix
The New Burberry Campaign Takes us on a Road Trip
Following Burberry's massive SS21 showcase last week which took place in the middle of a forest dotted somewhere in England, the themes of nature and the great outdoors in the brand's AW20 campaign come at no surprise. After spending most
Louis Vuitton: Ready-to-wear AW20
Spectacular! Nicolas Ghesquière orchestrated a major sound and vision experience to close Paris Fashion Week. The backdrop was a moving tableau of 200 choral singers dressed in historical costume from 1500s to the 1950s (done by Stanley Kubrick’s collaborator, and
Lacoste: Ready-to-wear AW20
You can’t really spell Lacoste without tennis. The “sport of kings” is at the root of the brand, having been founded by a 1920s Grand Slam superstar René Lacoste back in 1933. Almost nine decades and several creative directors later,
Miu Miu: Ready-to-wear AW20
Ingenue chic is the default dress code at Miu Miu with an added layer of Gen-Z attitude on top. Storm Reid, the 16-year-old Euphoria actress opened the show in a crumpled silk gown and heavy wool coat which crystallised the
Chanel: Ready-to-wear AW20
Virginie Viard’s Chanel is taking shape. It is breezy, pragmatic, nonchalant, jeunesse and very Parisienne. Viard sent her models out in friendship groups onto a mirrored catwalk banked with curving tiered seats in the black and white monochrome of Chanel’s
Yeezy: Season 8
Who has a show outside, at night, in February, during the wettest Paris Fashion Week on record? Kanye, that’s who. Whispers of a Yeezy happening began circulating only a few days before, and it came just a day after he
Stella McCartney: Ready-to-wear AW20
As welcoming committees go, this was a fashion first. An army of people dressed in fluffy animal suits - dogs, a crocodile, horses, cows - greeted show goers. They posed for pictures and gave out hugs with all the upbeat
Givenchy: Ready-to-wear AW20
Real clothes and fantasy - Clare Waight Keller walks a fine line between both. She knows how to bring cathedral-level grandeur to her Givenchy shows, but also how to cut a suit that works in the boardroom. With French Nouvelle
Y/ Project: Ready-to-wear AW20
While it might not be apparent to a Y/ Project first-timer, any Glenn Martens superfan will be able to tell you the Belgian designer toned things down significantly this season. With the title (and mantra) of the AW20 collection being
Sacai: Ready-to-wear AW20
Both within and outside the industry, Chitose Abe is known as the fashion alchemyst. Long before hybrids became the ultimate tool in merging luxury brands with streetwear sensibilities, Abe came up with design solutions that merged sleek formalities of eveningwear
Valentino: Ready-to-wear AW20
Pierpaolo Piccioli is one of fashion’s great colourists so when he goes goth, you sit up and take notice. The designer embraced black – the uniform of the front row, the colour of minimalism and a mood in itself. He
032c: Ready-to-Wear AW20
Titled Party Girl: a proposal for brutal elegance conceived in Berlin, Germany, the 032c AW20 collection got the lyrics of Eddie Murphy’s 1985 single Party All the Time firmly stuck in our heads. Although conceived in Berlin, this wasn’t so
Thom Browne: Ready-to-wear AW20
Thom Browne shows are feasts of the imagination. The designer is a great and witty storyteller. His winter wonderland set looked like a fashion Narnia, guarded by male models in kilts and beautifully-crafted animal masks. Pigs, crocodiles, horses
Steve O Smith: Ready-to-wear AW20
With so many designers dedicated to warning us of the coming doomsday, it’s more than refreshing to see someone embracing the spirit that made us fall in love with fashion in the first place. The joy of dressing up and