Julius’ Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “[ VALIS; ]”, examines the relationship between structure and instability through a focused exploration of proportion, texture, and layering. The collection develops its language through construction, where controlled distortion shapes each look…
Rhyzem Spring/Summer 2026, “Interstices”, considers migration as a condition that reshapes time. What is carried becomes layered: architectural echoes, worn surfaces, fragments that accumulate through movement. Within these traces, soft structures emerge from rigid…
Ziggy Chen’s Fall/Winter 2026/27 “Dissparation,” presented during Paris Fashion Week, unfolds as a quiet study in tension, where memory is neither sentimental nor fixed but allowed to drift, fracture, and settle into new forms. Fragments of the past are displaced and reassembled…
Void Studio’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Dissonance”, is grounded in a sustained state of tension. Informed by the designer’s background in bespoke tailoring, the collection reflects a long exposure to precision, discipline, and repetition, and the psychological fatigue that follows…
A study of silence as armor, “ECHOES” is the latest collection from renkè, an emerging label founded by Po Yang Lee. The work moves through layers shaped by scars, with structure forged through discipline, tracing how clothing becomes a deliberate outer shell for those who refuse to…
On September 1, as part of Moscow Fashion Week, Pirosmani Studio presented its new collection, “Raw Sculpture”, in the underground parking space of Zarayadye. The collection was filled with complex forms, black, and an “artfulness” that carried a powerful…
Hikari no Yami’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, “Chapter 9: The Invisible Man”, confronts the uneasy space between recognition and erasure. Drawing on Ralph Ellison’s “The Invisible Man” and Frantz Fanon’s “Black Skin, White Masks”, creative director Jakarie Whitaker examines the…
Los Angeles based avant-garde brand Venia presents their Spring/Summer 2025 capsule “When You Were There,” a poetic exploration of memory, loss, and the ethereal space between presence and absence. The collection unfolds as a quiet elegy, capturing the fragile beauty of memory and…
For his Fall/Winter 2025 collection, Echoes, Angolan designer Ihanny Luquessa presents a focused and emotionally driven study of clothing as a response to personal transformation. Currently completing his fashion design degree in Portugal, Luquessa has developed a…
In “Collection 0”, Korean American designer Mina Piao treats clothing as visual reminders, garments that function like a note-to-self. This capsule collection moves beyond aesthetics, transforming familiar knitwear into objects of connection, reflection, and modular intent…
For Spring–Summer 2026, Julius introduces a new collection titled “[ mantra; ]”. Described as “an invisible vibration, a frequency beyond sound, beyond language,” the collection translates this idea into clothing through structure, precision, and clarity of design. The palette…
During the latest edition of BFW, Old Maquiina presented “Chapter 1”, a collection that establishes a clear new direction for the Bogotá-based label. Known for its methodical, narrative-driven approach, the brand uses this moment not simply to showcase new work, but to signal…