Tag: Diesel
One of Diesel by Glenn Martens icons, the 1DR bag, is back this summer season in different colour combinations.
Glenn Martens surprises us again this summer by launching his first Diesel fragrance that smells like jeans. Did you imagine that?
Diesel opens its second IRL show to the public on 21 September during Milan Fashion Week (MFW). Find out what you need to do to attend.
Diesel Track Denim nos lleva a una rave inglesa en la que los usuarios visten las piezas de culto de su colección AW22.
The Motomami trend, driven by Rosalia, has completely revolutionized fashion. Let’s talk about its transcendence.
Graphic and/or colorful 2000’s tights are back to star and inject eccentricity and vibration into the mid-season looks.
Diesel and LELO join forces in an exclusive collaboration that is complemented by the new creative direction of Glenn Martens.
Fashion brand Diesel is broadening its horizons in the metaverse with the launch of its new D:VERSE NFT collection.
Diesel and Glenn Martens present the Pre-Fall 22 collection, characterised by its denim garments and the sustainability of all of them.
The Italian brand Diesel announces its participation in one of the most important fashion weeks. Can you guess which one?
Skepta takes centre stage in Diesel’s latest campaign, where he presents the new fragrance Sound of the Brave.
aking the helm of Italian brand Diesel SS22, Belgian designer Glen Martens creates a new chapter only for the brave.
Glenn Martens has collaborated with Renzo Rosso to design Diesel x Diesel, a capsule that brings together the brand’s past and present.
Glenn Martens makes his Diesel debut with the “When Together” campaign, which speaks of universal love in times of pandemic.
The book “Diesel, Dream, Disruption, Deviation, Denim” immerses us in a journey through the four decades of evolution of the Italian brand.
After Shayne Oliver and Glenn Martens, it is now the time for Gosha Rubchinskiy and his new project Gr Uniforma. The Russian reinterprets the DNA of Renzo Rosso’s brand in the third chapter of Diesel Red Tag.
How to fight hatred and take power away from those who hate? Well, Diesel has it very clear: with irony and irreverence.