Popular for his sustainable approach to fashion, Germanier described his spring-summer 2025 collection as a "trash heap and what you can do with it.”
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The fashion label is taking the collaboration far beyond the runway with a limited edition vibrator being sold online.
Dubbed “Piece of Sheet,” the collection is a reflection of how the brand's wit and creativity can turn the ordinary into extraordinary.
The luxury fashion house's spring-summer 2025 collection pays homage to Madonna’s 1990 Blonde Ambition tour and her wardrobe designed by Jean Paul Gaultier.
Launched on the first day of the Milan Fashion Week 2025, Fendi’s spring-summer collection pays homage to the brand’s roots in the Roaring Twenties.
Titled "Portraits of a Master," Patrick Dowell's spring-summer 2025 collection is inspired by British painter and sculptor Glyn Philpot who centered his works on queer identity and modern views.
Formerly one of the UK’s most valuable public companies, the iconic brand is trying to appeal to a different kind...
12 years ago, Lea Salonga's mother Ligaya said that the Broadway star might one day have her own Madam Tussauds wax figure. Four decades later, Lea got to stand side-by-side with it in front of a crowd.
The allure of black and white combined with that of the Netflix series Ripley is what Michael Kors translated into his glamorous and intricate spring-summer 2025 collection.
Coach is trading its classic, polished style for rugged fashion in its spring-summer line.
Lafayette centered its new collection on the idea of life drawing because, just like spring, it symbolizes the start of something new.
“What can or cannot be done has changed. Designers know that we no longer have to stay in one box," Jason Wu once said.
