Arthur Montargon focuses his research on the human pessimism surrounding a widespread yet stifled theme, suicide. For his first collection, “Rope & Glory,” a major theme of the first chapter of a work, he concentrates on suicide by hanging, which is the most commonly chosen…
“The Third World of Women” collection by designer Martyna Agnieszka, approaches beauty as a constructed condition rather than an aesthetic outcome. The designer treats fashion as a language of assembly, where garments reorganize the body instead of revealing it. Wrapping…
In “Mortuum”, the Fall/Winter 2026 collection by Mark Baigent, time is not treated as a linear progression but as a sequence of cycles, measured, reflected upon, and ultimately internalized. The collection begins from a personal meditation on Western numerology, where…
The Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection “Poetic Rebels” by Isabel Benenato speaks of a desire, almost primal, to return to real feelings and emotions. Run Deep Run Wild is an anthem to who we truly are, free from external conditioning. Through the installation inside the…
Isabella Charles is an Australian fashion designer whose work is founded on a dark, monochromatic palette and adorned with gothic overtones. She experiments with a dichotomy of textile mediums, combining naïve and refined approaches to material techniques. Her work…
Dino Puljic’s FW26/27 collection, “The Beginning,” begins with instability. A suspended moment before form settles into certainty. Not a collapse, but the tension that exists just before something takes shape. The collection approaches garments as evolving structures rather than…
Presented during Milan Fashion Week at Lineapelle Designers Edition, Chronos Corps introduces its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Genesis”, as an act of transformation closely tied to the passage of time. Each look emerges with a sense of reconstruction, shaped from fragments that…
At the center of Caroline Hu’s latest collection, presented during Paris Fashion Week, lies an intimate point of departure. “Reverie” did not emerge from a grand historical narrative or overt conceptual framework, but from a private object: a towel the designer had kept since…
The show began with an uncompromising proposition: black. One after another, sixteen silhouettes appeared in absolute darkness, establishing the conceptual ground of the collection before any variation could intervene. For Rei Kawakubo, black has long functioned not simply as a…
Founded in 1988, Démoo has long occupied a distinctive position within South Korean fashion, cultivating an approach that privileges quiet construction, layered silhouettes, and a subtle dialogue between tradition and experimentation. Over decades, the brand has developed…
At 82, Yohji Yamamoto continues to treat fashion as an ongoing investigation rather than a resolved language. His Fall/Winter 2026 womenswear collection, presented during Paris Fashion Week, unfolded as a quiet meditation on construction, gesture, and the expressive possibilities of…
Presented during New York Fashion Week, “SHIKI” is inspired by the anime and novel Shiki by Fuyumi Ono. Through philosophical reconstruction, this chapter confronts the moment where survival becomes rebellion. “SHIKI” explores the collision between humanity and an…