Author: Kylie Dang
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Thom Browne Burns Down Convention and Builds a New Galaxy in Paris
What’s great about Thom Browne is that even after decades of setting the tone for conceptual tailoring, he’s still willing to take risks. His Spring/Summer 2026 collection was a reminder that fashion, at its best, is both absurd and sublime — a world where the impossible can strut down the runway in six sleeves and… Read more
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Sofia Richie Grainge Rewrites Quiet Luxury with SRG — Her Debut Collection with Revolve
Sofia Richie Grainge has been called many things — a trendsetter, an influencer, the face of quiet luxury. But for her, the movement isn’t about status or exclusivity. “It’s flattering to be called luxurious,” she says. “But my approach isn’t about looking luxurious. It’s about feeling confident. I like simple staple pieces that don’t scream.… Read more
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Adam Selman Revives Victoria’s Secret: Big Wings, Blowouts, and the Bombshell Era Reborn
The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is back — and this time, it finally feels like it. After a six-year hiatus, last year’s revival aimed to modernize the brand with a focus on inclusivity and diversity. While that intention was universally praised, fans couldn’t help but miss the magic — the showmanship, the glittering spectacle, the… Read more
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Jonathan Anderson Is Burning Down the House of Dior — to Build It Anew
“Do you dare enter…the House of Dior?” With those haunting words projected across a massive inverted pyramid at the Tuileries, Jonathan Anderson made his womenswear debut for Dior — not with a whisper, but with a provocation. The message was clear: Dior’s next chapter won’t tiptoe in satin slippers. It’s going to make noise. The… Read more
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Zara Larsson Steps Into Her Power With MAIN ROSE — A Lingerie Label That Redefines Intimacy
Zara Larsson doesn’t wear bras — and that’s exactly why she decided to design her own. The Swedish pop star, known for her fearless pop anthems and unapologetic confidence, is entering the fashion world with MAIN ROSE, her new lingerie and basewear label launching October 15. Described as a “metaphor for womanhood,” MAIN ROSE captures… Read more
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Miu Miu Dethrones Loewe to Become the World’s Hottest Fashion Brand in Q2 2025
In a major shake-up in the fashion world, Miu Miu has officially surpassed Loewe to claim the title of the world’s hottest fashion brand, according to the Lyst Index for Q2 2025. Owned by the Prada Group, Miu Miu’s rise reflects not just smart brand strategy but also a resonant cultural presence. The label’s suede,… Read more
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Matières Fécales Proves Diversity is the Real Luxury at Paris Fashion Week
The second act is always the toughest — or so the cliché goes. But for Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran, the Montreal-based duo behind Matières Fécales, the follow-up to last season’s critically acclaimed debut felt more like a continuation than a hurdle. Backstage, Bhaskaran explained that they’ve already mapped out four collections in… Read more
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The Devil Wears Pajamas: Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring 2026 Statement
Leave it to Dolce & Gabbana to turn the act of lounging into a full-blown fashion fantasy. Their Spring/Summer 2026 show, aptly titled PJ Obsession, was less about sleepwear and more about seduction disguised as comfort. Pajamas, corsetry, and a hint of irreverence came together to reimagine what it means to get dressed—or undressed—for the… Read more
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Stella Jean Spring 2026: Where Women Move Mountains
After a three-year hiatus, Stella Jean returned to Milan Fashion Week with a runway show that was less about spectacle and more about substance. Titled Where Women Move Mountains, the collection was both a love letter to artisanship and a manifesto for its recognition as art. Jean, the Haitian-Italian designer whose work has always bridged… Read more
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Fendi Spring/Summer 2026: A Whimsical New Energy
Leave it to Fendi to brighten up the runway. On Wednesday afternoon, the luxury house—celebrating its centennial earlier this year—presented a collection that blended Italian ease with a mod sense of athleticism. The pixelated show set, designed by Marc Newson, resembled an analog-era video game and emphasized the clothing’s distinctly Pop Art aesthetic. Within each… Read more