Cult Gaia Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Cult Gaia designer Jasmin Larian Hekmat is aware that her brand is mostly resort and vacation wear—so to challenge herself for fall she decided to venture beyond summery dresses, and …
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Kith Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Last season, Ronnie Fieg launched “&Kin,” a new brand under the Kith umbrella with a focus on tailoring and elevated materials that’s also a reflection of his personal style tendencies. …
Stine Goya Copenhagen Spring 2025 Collection
Stine Goya is a Copenhagen Fashion Week OG so it was a surprise not to see the brand’s name on the official calendar. “I think it is time to rethink …
Saks Potts Copenhagen Spring 2025 Collection
Barbara Potts and Cathrine Saks know how to put on a show—and a party. This season all of their energies were devoted to the latter, in celebration of their brand’s …
Sunflower Copenhagen Spring 2025 Collection
For the second season, Sunflower uprooted itself temporarily from Copenhagen to show in Paris during menswear. Vogue Runway saw the collection in Denmark. Observing that men still seem to want …
Takahiromiyashita The Soloist Tokyo Spring 2025 Collection
“Plainsong” was the name Takahiro Miyashita gave this spring collection for The Soloist, which he intended as a smartened-up rebellion against the slobishness of fashion today. “These days, it seems …
Stel Copenhagen Spring 2025 Collection
At the launch of Astrid Andersen’s new line Stel, a presentation held outside on a pier, The Street’s 2002 song “Turn the Page” was blasting out of the sound system. …
Khoki Tokyo Spring 2025 Collection
Koki Abe and his team were pleased to be on the list of nominees for this year’s LVMH Prize, but it was easy to detect a hint of disappointment that …
Rachel Antonoff Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear Collection
The Rachel Antonoff fall 2024 lookbook stars Jenny Slate and a look-alike puppet. “The vibe is all the world is a stage,” she explained from her Brooklyn studio. “It’s that …
Stein Tokyo Spring 2025 Collection
A showroom appointment with Kiichiro Asakawa is always good fun. The 37-year-old Stein designer, who is tall, with a mass of curly hair and tinted spectacles, combs through his clothing …