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?
It’s summer and your social calendar is packed. Here’s how to express yourself with striking, printed shirts to keep your vibes unmissable.
… and reveal the latest collection from Collins’s SSENSE exclusive brand I’m Sorry by Petra Collins.
Are you ready to secure your fashion favorites? Here’s our strategy guide on getting the most out of your Wishlist during the SSENSE Sale.
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.
Climax Books founder Isabella Burley discusses her new curation for SSENSE.
The heat is rising while inseam lengths are shrinking. With the hottest shorts in menswear, you’ll have all eyes on you this summer.
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.
As he enters the arena on a joint tour with Charli XCX and exports his lifestyle brand Tsu Lange Yor overseas, the Australian singer-songwriter is giving his fans a chance to let off some steam.
For decades, the British photographer has documented fashion with good humor and a taste for the surreal. To create his elaborate images, his philosophy is strikingly simple.
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.
Yorgos Lanthimos’s go-to photographer discusses his multi-film collaboration capturing the intimacy, horror, and beauty of the director’s storytelling.
There was an unmistakable air of anxiety at Milan Men’s Fashion Week. How does one escape?
The first-time novelist on what he talks about with his therapist, the language of his “idiot” protagonist, and editing in Italy.
The Danish designer creates a world of perverse whimsy, driven by his own curiosity.
