On the new oldness and old newness of mapping Los Angeles in a Bode shirt. Text: Matthew Trammell
Speaking about their past and future, the Japanese designers muse over making clothing that surpasses genre and generation.
Tina Tyrell photographs the hazy romance of the morning after in Saint Laurent SS20.
Antwaun Sargent speaks with the Nigerian designer about life in Lagos, textile weaving, and empowering his community through fashion.
The New York-Based designer speaks to Zoë Schlanger about building her brand and working towards sustainability.
The business of family with Moncler Genius collaborator and creative director of 1017 ALYX 9SM, Matthew Williams.
Prince, Marc Jacobs, Stefano Pilati, Louis XIV, and Harry Styles—something subversive in a men’s heel persists, a gleeful flouting of arbitrarily prescriptive rules.
The movies with the most iconic going out looks, as envisioned by the artist Anna Bak-Kvapil.
Whole industries profited from this kind of delusional farce—I thought, hiking along—that made it somehow attractive to play house outdoors.
SSENSE launches dogwear with an homage to the canine superstars of its Montreal headquarters.
The hat speaks for nothing but its epidemiology, how easily a symbol can spread, be reappropriated, taken and used in a new way
The 22-year-old artist opens up about his muses, overcoming skepticism, and collaborating with Kiko Mizuhara.
Blake Abbie speaks with the Prince of Gymnastics about his sportswear legacy and designing at the intersection of performance and streetwear.
As he prepares to launch Fear of God’s seventh collection, the Los Angeles-based designer speaks about his new label, Essentials, and coaching his son’s baseball team.
Fashion takes a super 90s turn to towards solids, suits, and austere minimalism.
The CSM grad speaks to Rebecca Storm about designing sustainably for the future.
A filmed experiment documenting the creative process, inspired by Daniel Lee’s vision for Bottega Veneta.
Christopher Barnard explores the demand for denim that is intentionally and artfully destroyed.
