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Insolentia is an Italian eyewear brand that emerges from the convergence of three minds of different backgrounds united by the need to create something real in an environment that often moves too quickly for meaning to take root. Handcrafted in Italy, the brand positions itself…

Nicéphore Imanuür introduces his first collection, “Mitosis”, a study in cellular duplication rendered through silhouette, material, and controlled distortion. The collection proposes a body in division, an identity fragmenting, replicating, and persisting across new configurations, using the biological…

Founded by Daisuke Takei in 2015, prasthana is a Japanese fashion label whose identity is inseparable from its creator’s dual existence as both designer and Buddhist monk. The name itself, “prasthana,” is drawn from Sanskrit, meaning “departure” or “journey,” a fitting reflection of…

In the very early stages of the collection, Leon Emanuel Blanck found himself contemplating life, reflecting on the realities of being a designer and maintaining a fashion label. This led to a question: what does it mean to compete with long-established brands and fashion houses that…

For Spring/Summer 2026, Sandrine Philippe experiments with red, drawing inspiration from the tonality of blood, wine, fruits, and beyond. The highlight of the collection is a candle-waxed blazer jacket featured in the menswear line. The red leather, naturally dyed in a vivid shade…

In a requiem for an unembodied existential projection, Ukrainian designer Irina Dzhus translates “patterns into patterns”, converting grief into avant-garde. Having previously escaped the war and a family abuse experience, she has stumbled upon a seemingly safe personal life…

Launched in Paris in February 2025, Elena Najdovska is a contemporary jewelry brand that approaches adornment as a study in anatomy, sculpture, and transformation. Working primarily with 925 sterling silver and bird bones adapted to human morphology, the brand reimagines…

From Rick Owens: “This women’s collection is named “Temple”, as was the men’s collection shown in June, coinciding with the opening of my retrospective, titled “Temple” of Love at the Musée Palais Galliera right across the street. A retrospective summons up thoughts of…

“Every catastrophe carries within it a rebirth”. With “Scorie”, Chronos Corps envisioned a world rebuilt from the fragments of collapse, where the scars of catastrophe became the vocabulary of dress. The collection translated remnants of a post-apocalyptic terrain into silhouettes…