Champagne rivers, infinite rainbows and flower meadows. This is how London-based designer Linus Leonardsson imagines his utopic future. His work is a celebration of personal exploration and freedom. With an activistic mindset, ready for change, Linus is off to a fabulous but conscious future.
Stockholm-based designer Emma Wahlin shakes up the power bond between horse and human in her latest collection, pushing the concept of “Co-Being”.
A heel named ‘Shoe Weapon’ inspired by electric drills sets the tone for her work. DI DU is here to challenge the Status Quo. Read her words on feminine power, vintage-futurism and cultural disruption.
Back to the future with TAKA Original. The 2G era with Nokia GSMs and low-pixel graphics, TAKA transports us back to the futurism of the 90s.
Writings turned into garments. Parisian designer Louis Gabriel Nouchi turns the books he reads into the collections presents. Educated by his own imagination, Nouchi looks at the art of dressmaking through a lens of inclusion, freedom and comfort.
Pastel rainbows and psychedelic creations, MUA star Ana Takahashi talks essentials, inspiration and the future of make-up.
Pillows, feathers and sleeping masks. MAISON the FAUX threw one hot bedroom party. Discover the chaos and creation surrounding the construction of our homes in the brand’s latest collection MAISON pour MAISON.
Referencing his own kindergarten memories of dressing up in hand-made costumes and performing theatrical plays, Anton Belinskiy’s AW19 collection is a translation of his own nostalgia.
For their latest collection “High Altitudes”, HANGER explores the power of mountains and its heights. Symbolising both physical and spiritual sensations of our existence.
Going to the the supermarket in a pink bubble coat, covered in jewels. Lutz Huelle’s AW19 collection explores the joy of over-dressing and turns boring activities into fantastical experiences.
In their latest collection, ‘Evolve Around Me’, Ninamounah explores what the animal kingdom can teach us about dominance and submission. The designer uses the medium of fashion to explore the rules of power through the lens of evolution. Cowgirl suit on and whip-in-hand, Ninamounah takes you for a ride.
Arthur Arbesser’s AW19 collection smoothens the contrast between sensitive fluidity and mathematical precision inspired by his own atelier.
A world of bold and colourful exploration. Annakiki’s AW19 collection celebrates the power of being ‘one of a kind’.
As the 3D Sorceress of the digital space, Nathalie ‘Spicy’ Nguyen wants to remove the limitations of the physical world and bring the non-existent to life.
With the likes of Rihanna and FKA twigs, NY based designer Yeha Leung is pushing the boundaries of dress, female representation and freedom of any kind.
From art canvas to clothing piece. Ryan Hawaii, the Basquiat of today’s fashion, talks inspiration, ambition and the power of freedom.
Designer Micol Ragni shares her vision on the importance of light, the power of dress and working with female icons like Bjork and Erykah Badu in a collaboration with artist Maria Forque.
Maybe she’s real, maybe she’s not. Digital artist Sarah Nicole François merges digital spaces with reality serving as a parody to our digital age.
Cottweiler’s AW19 show is a subtly tongue-in-cheek exploration of the ‘Lost Art of Cruising,’ and the effects of technology on personal human interaction.
