Ann fills the holes and the lacks of a cold and anesthetized present with her silent poetry.

Nicolas Taralis embodied the moving passion of a Schubert symphony.

Technology on a finer level embodies in aesthetic.

No Editions is ideated to take advantage from the random imagery of current living, crafting solo pieces enclosed in series.

Yohji Yamamoto re-works menswear classics through visual suggestions inspired by the photographer August Sander.

Ann Demeulemeester whispers words of dark romanticism.

Being is the silence of mind. It’s an accidental status,…

Bliss Lau’s jewlery collects vibrations that interact with the wearer’s soul.

The blinding light surronded the entire space and the garments seemed about to fade away.

Jules Kim turns the ashes of our frustrated expectations into a new blazing universe.

The Chinese designer Uma Wang introduced us to her static fauna of fabrics.

Korean American designer Hee Lim re-works outerwear traditional staples.

A special meeting with two new creators at SOME / THINGS.

A step into Cherevichkiotvichki’s chrystallized world.

Night butterflies floated like ghosts among the ancient arches of Couvent des Cordeliers.

Nicolas Andreas Taralis explores the world of forms and constructions through the complex technique of tailoring.

Discovering the pure minimalism of Atifa Rasooli.

The knowledge of Mariavittoria Sargentini have been newly applied after January’s launch of the ReCikli line

Taschen celebrates the 20 anniversary of Pleats Please Issey Miyake

Arcane spells whispered in the dim light.

A’bout itself is a nothing, a raw thought turned into an object without an identity or a category.

KUBORAUM: A new brand of minimal sunglasses

Georgina Santiago debuts with a collection inspired by the human epidermal and its anatomy.

The emerging designer Kamilla Hoffmann draws inspiration from Danish painter J.F. Willumsen.

ReCikli is the latest project for innovation and recycling by Mariavittoria Sargentini.

Rei Kawakubo’s White Drama S/S 12 collection on stage at Musée Galliera.

Miyake Studios achieve a dialectic of texture and shape through fine garment’s engineering.

Inspired by the power of natural elements, the Swedish designer turns their desctructive forces into creative solutions.

The young designer Emilia Tikka analyzes the concept of body and its relationship with the garment.

The savage passions of spiritual hell, are reflected in the clothes of Italian designer Barbara Bologna.