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Louis Vuitton and Virgil Abloh have decided to eliminate the pieces that allude to Michael Jackson in his Fall19 collection.
“Made in Ukraine” – a phrase that was avoided at all costs by Ukrainian brands and has now become a selling claim.
From how a neighborhood kid has turned underground into mainstream, and himself into a fashion icon. We analyze the figure of Antón from Crema to the last update of C. Tangana.
The infinite connection between sports culture and the z generation in the streetwear scene begins a 2019 in which tennis becomes the new inspirational reference.
With his mix of street culture and traditional tailoring, Poggy has revolutionized the unwritten rules of men’s fashion and has already become a legend in the industry.
Creating space for new fashion entrepreneurs is a very positive thing, but… Will Saks Potts survive its own virality?
The world of fashion is a business that must be renewed so as not to fall behind, it needs a constant advance, updating and adaptation to new technologies.
We have already brought back the 80s and 90s, now it is time to relive the principles of the 2000s, the era of bad taste. The Y2K aesthetic has arrived and not just our wardrobe.
This is how Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie opened the doors of the culture of the present fifteen years ago.
Attendees of the last Dior Homme show were greeted by a 12-meter-high robot signed by Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama.
We have recovered what we considered ordinary in the 2000s and we have raised it to the maximum power. We analyze the phenomenon of the triumph of the vulgar.
Over the years Raf Simons has designed incredible pieces and it is undeniable that he is one of the most influential designers of the Fashion System. Here are his most iconic works.
Every week a garment, a colour, an accessory, a print, a fabric or a pair of sneakers that carry infinite marketing stamps behind them is a trend.
Barbie pink, baby pink, gum pink, pastel pink… There is even the millennial rose. Its connotations have varied a lot throughout history… Many will surprise you.
Instagram has radically transformed the way in which trends are created and has replaced printed magazines as the main method within the public is informed about fashion.
We reflect on the rise of streetwear and how the cycle could be closing and coming to an end as well as the bitcoin or trap that are in maximum alert.
Fashion as a mirror of society has now seen the awakening of global consciousness through the anti-fur or fur free movement in which firms say ‘no’ to the use of fur and animal abuse.
Some world-renowned designers have decided to keep working for a particular brand instead of launching their own. We’ll tell you why.
In the bronx of the 80’s the brand Polo Ralph Lauren reached ecstasy. Thus a new religion was born that connected hip hop with fashion, venerated by the freshest ghetto.
Recently in an interview Mr. Kim Jones – creative director of Dior – has declared that the streetwear is over.
How has Supreme, that until a few years ago was only known by a community of New York skaters, achieved selling a brick with the brand’s logo for nine hundred euros?
