Industry darling Ellen Hodakova Larsson merges her rural upbringing with cutting-edge fashion, earning her spot as the first Swedish finalist for the 2024 LVMH Prize.
Social media has posed a somewhat dystopian question.
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Rick Owens’s longtime casting director Angus Munro reveals what went into the designer’s behemoth Spring/Summer 2025 show—and other tales from 17 years in Owens’s universe.
“I’m living in a world where what I do is defined by me, Jung Hoyeon,” the model turned acting icon insists. The next phase of her global takeover begins this fall.
Abra Ortuño Perez is the man Jonathan Anderson and Simon Porte Jacquemus call when they need something special. Now he’s stepping out and stepping up with his own conceptual brand.
The UNDERCOVER designer is at the peak of his powers. So why is he considering scaling back?
… and reveal the latest collection from Collins’s SSENSE exclusive brand I’m Sorry by Petra Collins.
For centuries, France has set the pace of luxury fashion. In 2024, the list of French brands worth knowing is at an all-time high.
From the infamous New Balance “snoafer” to Kiko Kostadinov’s futuristic brogued runners, the era of the Frankenshoe is now, but why?
Boxers are the new shorts. Skirts are the new pants. And other things we learned trying on the Spring/Summer 2025 collections in Europe.
Vacant creative director jobs, struggling businesses, and Dries Van Noten’s final show will keep people talking during Paris Fashion Week
Punk’s not dead; Westwood’s iconoclastic vision will outlive us all.
There was an unmistakable air of anxiety at Milan Men’s Fashion Week. How does one escape?
The Danish designer creates a world of perverse whimsy, driven by his own curiosity.
Tera Patrick and Tony Ward talk sexual exploits and redefining sensuality while modeling Eckhaus Latta’s orgasmic new sunnies.
Ten years after coining the era-defining sensibility, three K-HOLE members reflect on normcore’s evolution—and the state of viral trend forecasting.
Writer Nicolaia Rips skirted responsibility in SSENSE’s most scandalous skirt for two weeks straight. Here’s what she learned.
