Casablanca: Ready-To-Wear SS24
What a triumph. Casablanca’s chocker SS24 offering was a sunset-soaked cruise through beachwear and bodysuits inspired by the spirit of Nigeria.
Ann Demeulemeester: Ready-To-Wear SS24
“Existence is fluid. So are identities.” Exploring the ambiguities of dressing, Ann Demeulemeester’s SS24 outing – and Stefano Gallici’s debut collection at the helm of the brand – was a grungy, glamorous rebellion that blurred the lines between gender binaries.
Victoria Beckham: Ready-To-Wear SS24
For Victoria Beckham, physicality sculpts our bodies and clothes. Exploring this perception in her SS24 collection, the impressions ballet’s corporeal movements make on its uniform was her starting point, and evolved into an exploration of the history and stories reflected
Noir Kei Ninomiya: Ready-To-Wear SS24
If you didn’t know where the Noir Kei Ninomiya show was, you simply had to follow the trail of women clad in layers of black tulle, complete with studded ballet flats. Held in an industrial space at the edge of
Junya Watanabe: Ready-To-Wear SS24
What does it feel like to be protected in a chaotic world? Perhaps the answer lies in Junya Watanabe’s latest collection, which opened with a series of protruding sword-like extensions and sharp angled sculptural looks.
Comme Des Garçons: Ready-To-Wear SS24
“To break free of the gloomy present, I hope to present a bright and light future.” That was the gnomic wisdom of Comme des Garçons and Rei Kawakubo, who presented a defiantly upbeat collection.
Nina Ricci: Ready-To-Wear SS24
A fanciful flurry of campy glamour, Harris Reed’s second outing as the creative director of Nina Ricci was a stand-up success.
Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood: Ready-To-Wear SS24
Vivienne Westwood is more than a fashion brand. It’s a tribe, a vibe, a moral code and a way of life. You see it in the way the brand does shows, casting friends, family and Westwood brethren. There’s nobody on
Loewe: Ready-To-Wear SS24
He’s done crazy (remember that car dress?) but now Jonathan Anderson is transitioning Loewe away from viral fashion madness towards something more wearable.
Rabanne: Ready-To-Wear SS24
As the swishing sound of liquid metal mesh washed over the room, Julien Dossena unveiled his archeological SS24 collection. An erotic, poetic, mediaeval sci-fi fantasy, he called it ‘Origins of the Future’.
Rick Owens: Ready-To-Wear SS24
For SS24 Rick Owens was inspired by a Bjork concert and how her energy and sense of hope contrasted with his own “mopey adolescent pessimism”. Concluding that joy is a moral obligation, he served Big Rick Energy.
Coperni: Ready-To-Wear SS24
Coperni’s Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant are turning it up and turning it on.
Issey Miyake: Ready-To-Wear SS24
How do you turn ephemeral ideas like light and wind into tangible shapes? That’s the question Satoshi Kondo, artistic director at Issey Miyake, hoped to answer in the brand’s latest runway show.
Acne Studios: Ready-To-Wear SS24
Acne Studios SS24 was destined for the dance floor.
Chloe: Ready-To-Wear SS24
They say parting is sweet sorrow but Chloé’s departing creative director Gabriela Hearst wanted it to be a celebration. For her final show, the mood was lively and bright, set outside against the Seine on a warm, sunny Parisian afternoon.