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Step into neon-lit metaphors & high-tech glamourLas Vegas, but make it ParisClara Daguin  transformed the top floor of C...
07/22/2025

Step into neon-lit metaphors & high-tech glamour

Las Vegas, but make it ParisClara Daguin transformed the top floor of Covivio’s Beige Suite into a rooftop Vegas spectacle on July 7. Neon since replaced her usual strobe cosmos—and slot machines turned runway props, all pulsating to the rhythm of chance and identity.

Craft meets circuitTrue to Clara’s Silicon Valley-meets-ENSAD roots, this season fused craftsmanship and innovation. Think circuits woven through embroidery; jackets flickering like casino signs; the Bellagio dress emulating fountain arcs; and a full laser suit in fiber-optic glory.

The immersive experienceYou didn’t just see it—you felt it. Vegas table games hummed beside live projections, while Make Up Forever’s iridescent makeup blurred the lines between fantasy and face. Oribe sculpted hair into glossy futuristic crowns, and Saudade’s vertical Tequila cocktails served as the perfect Vegas aftershock.
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Clara Daguin’s “The Strip” fuses Vegas spectacle with tech-driven couture—neon circuits, interactive fashion, and rooftop theatrics redefined.

A Celebration of Nature through Circular CoutureRonald van der Kemp – aka RVDK  – isn’t just whipping up gowns; he’s cra...
07/21/2025

A Celebration of Nature through Circular CoutureRonald van der Kemp – aka RVDK – isn’t just whipping up gowns; he’s crafting stories rooted in respect. Since 2014, his label has championed circular couture, and this season took it deeper: The Call of the Wild is a heartfelt homage to Mother Nature, born from a collaboration with muse Thayna Caiçara and indigenous artisans from Brazil. Together, they wove the rainforest’s soul and the Amazon’s pulse into each piece.

From Trash to Treasure: Crafting Couture with PurposePicture couture gowns sculpted from what most toss away – deadstock scraps, fishing nets, even fruit leather. These discarded materials found new life as palm-leaf mimicking plissé, embroidered insect wings, and sculptural bird-of-paradise forms. It’s the kind of ethical storytelling that makes a couture show feel like a love letter to our planet.

Textures, Colors & Unexpected PairingsThis is couture with an edge.
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A Celebration of Nature through Circular CoutureRonald van der Kemp – aka RVDK – isn’t just whipping up gowns; he’s crafting stories r

Tony Ward Couture: Fall/Winter 2025–26 “Entre rêve et regard”Tony Ward Couture  once again shows us that couture is thea...
07/20/2025

Tony Ward Couture: Fall/Winter 2025–26 “Entre rêve et regard”

Tony Ward Couture once again shows us that couture is theater. On July 7th, Hôtel Pozzo di Borgo turned into a stage drenched in drama. Masks of steel met ballet‑like bodies under flashes of light. But these weren’t hiding faces—they were revealing souls.

Masquerade with a Message

Ward’s collection, “Entre rêve et regard,” plays with Baroque richness and modern edge. Sculpted silhouettes meet sheer lace, corseted precision floats with fluid drama, and ornate embroidery merges armor with art. The palette dances—soft celestial hues, earthy tones, molten metallics, and flashes of deep crimson.

Craftsmanship Beyond Words

Some gowns took up to 700 hours by atelier hands—yes, seven hundred. That’s pure dedication woven into every bead, thread, and fold. The look? Both futuristic and timeless, fierce and elegant.

Tony Ward Couture: Fall/Winter 2025–26 “Entre rêve et regard” Tony Ward Couture  once again shows us that couture is theater. On

Patou’s SS26 show , titled JOY, lit up Paris on July 6th—and trust me, it felt like a breath of fresh air. Designer Guil...
07/19/2025

Patou’s SS26 show , titled JOY, lit up Paris on July 6th—and trust me, it felt like a breath of fresh air. Designer Guillaume Henry summoned the sunlit spirit of the city into every look. Think mirrored heels clicking across marble tiles, glossy taffeta silhouettes, and lace-flecked tailoring—total modern-day elegance with a wink.

By the way, Henry didn’t go full nostalgia—he nodded to Jean Patou’s heritage but kept things crisp. Pastel tweed miniskirts from the ’80s, oversized bows almost floating in the air, and cocktail dresses that whisper sophistication rather than shout it. He gave us structure with a side of sweetness.

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Patou, Women, Spring Summer 2026,

Patou, Women, Spring Summer 2026,

Why JOY Hits the Mark

- Contrast & Texture: Graphic flou mixes with sculpted lines; ruching softens the edges. Light plays off layers like a romantic dance.

- Color & Mood: Pale yellows, soft whites, delicate pink—pastels that feel warm, not pastiche.

Patou’s SS26 show , titled JOY, lit up Paris on July 6th—and trust me, it felt like a breath of fresh air. Designer Guillaume Henry summoned the

Let’s talk DOUBLET  , Masayuki Ino’s mischievously mindful Japanese label founded in 2015. It plays fast and loose with ...
07/17/2025

Let’s talk DOUBLET , Masayuki Ino’s mischievously mindful Japanese label founded in 2015. It plays fast and loose with creativity — think playful designs that still pack a thought‑provoking punch.

Embracing Gratitude: The “Itadakimasu” Moment

At Paris Men’s Fashion Week, DOUBLET dropped “いただきます / Itadakimasu” — a phrase whispered before meals to thank Earth, food, and the folks who made it all possible. But Ino didn’t just whisper it… he stitched it into scarves, sweaters, and suits. Fashion that bows before life? Yes, please.

From Nets to Neat: Eco‑Material Makeover

Rather than flashy fabric, Ino sourced real‑world stuff: fishing nets upcycled after golden eye snapper seasons, fish leather from Kochi’s ports, eggshell membranes repurposed into shirt fabrics, and game leather that says “hunt sustainably, wear thoughtfully.” Oh, and Sky High Farm inspired it all — an urban farm that’s all heart, not hype.

Let’s talk DOUBLET , Masayuki Ino’s mischievously mindful Japanese label founded in 2015. It plays fast and loose with creativity — thin

UNDERCOVER  strikes again — this time with “But Beautiful 4.5 – For the Rebel Man”, a menswear collection that’s all abo...
07/16/2025

UNDERCOVER strikes again — this time with “But Beautiful 4.5 – For the Rebel Man”, a menswear collection that’s all about imperfections turned beautiful. Jun Takahashi returns to his iconic 2004 “But Beautiful” theme, celebrating Undercover’s 35th anniversary with a grown-up remix. Think plush toy nostalgia meets raw street energy.

Brand Snapshot

Since 1993, UNDERCOVER has been at the forefront of avant-garde music. Jun Takahashi, the designer of the brand, blends punk mentality with cerebral craftsmanship to create edgy ready-to-wear. Each season pushes the boundaries, from Japanese underground roots to global underground cult status.

“But Beautiful 4.5”: What’s That Even Mean?

Takahashi reinterprets the softness and whimsy of childhood plush toys — oh yes, literally — but channels it into menswear. Soft meets strong. Nostalgia jostles with grit. Mismatched buttons? Check. Distorted zippers? Absolutely. “Pretty” and “ugly” collide, and you find yourself loving it.
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UNDERCOVER strikes again — this time with “But Beautiful 4.5 – For the Rebel Man”, a menswear collection that’s all about imperfe

The fashion world can't stop talking about this rising star who just made haute couture history at the most exclusive ve...
07/16/2025

The fashion world can't stop talking about this rising star who just made haute couture history at the most exclusive venue in Paris

Paris is buzzing! While everyone was still recovering from the major couture week moments, Vietnamese sensation Phan Huy .official just dropped the most unexpected fashion bomb at Palais de Tokyo. The 27-year-old designer, who's been quietly building his empire back in Ho Chi Minh City, suddenly emerged as the hottest name on everyone's lips after his Fall-Winter 2025/26 collection literally stopped traffic on the Parisian streets.

"This show is one of the most important moments of my career," Phan Huy confessed backstage, still glowing from the standing ovation. And honey, he wasn't lying! The Palais de Tokyo – the same iconic venue that's hosted fashion legends like Rick Owens and Balmain – was transformed into a Vietnamese countryside dreamscape that had Anna Wintour's team frantically taking notes.

The fashion world can't stop talking about this rising star who just made haute couture history at the most exclusive venue in Paris Paris is buzzing! While

A Feathered Fantasy with a Shadowy TwinWhat happens when high fashion plays with duality? At Paris Couture Week, Viktor&...
07/16/2025

A Feathered Fantasy with a Shadowy Twin

What happens when high fashion plays with duality? At Paris Couture Week, Viktor&Rolf gave us an answer—twice, in fact. Their Fall-Winter 2025/26 show, boldly titled “Angry Birds,” was less about the video game and more about couture rebellion, theatrical elegance, and playful contradictions.

Double the Drama

Imagine this: fifteen sets of twin looks—thirty outfits total. Each pair featured the exact same black silhouette, but with a dramatic twist. One look was completely over-the-top, puffed up with vibrant fabric feathers and towering hats by the legendary milliner Stephen Jones. The other? Stripped down, featherless, and quietly fluid.

Same cut, same design—yet completely different in feel. One loud and unapologetic, the other subtle and introspective. Together, they told a visual story about presence and absence. The power of contrast.
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A Feathered Fantasy with a Shadowy Twin What happens when high fashion plays with duality? At Paris Couture Week, Viktor&Rolf gave us an a

Under the Sun: VALETTE STUDIO SS26 Glows with Effortless French PrecisionPicture this: the sun directly above you, casti...
07/16/2025

Under the Sun: VALETTE STUDIO SS26 Glows with Effortless French Precision

Picture this: the sun directly above you, casting zero shadows, every detail exposed in its raw, radiant truth. That’s exactly where Pierre-François Valette planted his vision for VALETTE STUDIO Spring/Summer 2026—somewhere between sun-washed ancient ruins and a perfectly packed Parisian trunk. It’s a summer fantasy set in the Aegean, but it feels more like the wardrobe of a very chic archaeologist on holiday. And we’re here for all of it.

After a techno-soaked winter in Berlin (cue neon and questionable 3am decisions), the brand's seasonal muse hits pause in the Cyclades, swapping rave-cave hoodies for cotton poplin, silk tunics, and the clean lines of 1970s Yves Saint Laurent. The collection, cheekily titled “The Sun Directly Overhead,” isn’t just poetic—it’s personal. It’s structured but breezy, refined yet free.

Under the Sun: VALETTE STUDIO SS26 Glows with Effortless French Precision Picture this: the sun directly above you, casting zero shadows, every detail expose

Undercover Men’s Pre-Spring 2026: Deconstruction, Drama, and a Dash of Pyjama ChicYou know you're in for a twist when Ju...
07/16/2025

Undercover Men’s Pre-Spring 2026: Deconstruction, Drama, and a Dash of Pyjama Chic

You know you're in for a twist when Jun Takahashi gets involved. The man behind Undercover has been bending the rules (and our minds) since the '90s—mixing punk with poetry, subversion with softness, and a heavy dose of head-scratching beauty. And guess what? The Men’s Pre-Spring 2026 collection is no exception. If anything, it’s a gentle chaos we didn’t know we needed.

Meet Undercover: Punk Roots, Paris Flair

Born in Tokyo’s underground and polished at Bunka Fashion College, Jun Takahashi first made waves through NOWHERE, the legendary store he co-founded with Nigo. Since Undercover's Paris debut in 2002, the brand has become a quiet juggernaut in menswear—where runway meets rebellion and tailoring gets a twist.

This Season: Structure in Soft Focus

So, what’s the vibe for Pre-Spring 2026? Think pyjama party meets cultural remix.

Undercover Men’s Pre-Spring 2026: Deconstruction, Drama, and a Dash of Pyjama Chic You know you're in for a twist when Jun Takahashi gets involved. The man

KIDILL Spring/Summer 2026: Punk, Plastic, and Petals in Full BloomWelcome to the world of KIDILL , where punk meets cosp...
07/16/2025

KIDILL Spring/Summer 2026: Punk, Plastic, and Petals in Full Bloom

Welcome to the world of KIDILL , where punk meets cosplay, robots meet resin, and flowers bloom amid chaos. For Spring/Summer 2026, Hiroaki Sueyasu invites us into a wildly surreal landscape titled "SPIRITUAL BLOOM"—a place where fashion stops whispering and starts shouting in kaleidoscopic dialects.

Meet KIDILL: Soft Punk With a Spiky Soul

Born from Tokyo’s underground scenes and stitched with cyber-dreams, KIDILL has carved out a reputation as the go-to label for rebellious romanticism. Sueyasu, the designer behind the brand, has long played with paradoxes—sweet vs. sinister, cute vs. chaotic, and yes, maids vs. mechs. It’s punk, but it’s polite. It’s cosplay, but it’s couture.

From Otaku to Haute

Let’s get nostalgic for a sec: remember when being an otaku was still something you whispered about? Sueyasu does—and he's turning that shame into shine.

KIDILL Spring/Summer 2026: Punk, Plastic, and Petals in Full Bloom Welcome to the world of KIDILL , where punk meets cosplay, robots meet resin, and f

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