Where is the road taking us? Keep digging. Find the groove.

Ziggy Chen brings further his design researches, eventually finding beauty in cultural clashes.

Simone Cecchetto’s approach to shoemaking is a permanent ongoing research.

Marc Le Biahn turns delicate piece of fabric into works of art.

Clothes change our view of the world and the world’s view of us.

Feeling blue has never been this good.

Leon Emanuel Blanck keeps on pushing the boundaries of pattern-making.

British Folklore extravaganza meets artisanal know-how.

An introduction to Haans Nicholas Mott and his private label.

Later Alone She Wore Poems for Clothes.

Amy Glenn shapes thoughts and emotions into her jewelery pieces.

Geoffrey B. Small keeps on exploring traditional sartorial techniques.

Victoria Andrejeva finds inspiration in the things that surrounded her as a little girl from the Eastern Blok.

Ziggy Chen imbues antique stories into his highly personal design vision.

TVSCIA finds the harmony between contrasts.

A sense of calm and essential order is coveyed by observing Jona’s creations.

Uma Wang investigates the primary element of design creation: the fabric.

Ria develops the necessity of the body for protection.

Marvie investigates the mutual interaction of knitwear and fabric.

The design language of Tomoaki Okinawa is bare and powerful.

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

Ria Dunn unveils her intimate approach to design and creation.

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

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