CAMPERLAB’s debut into ready-to-wear fashion has made waves with a collection that’s all about rethinking denim. Launched in February, it’s quickly become a go-to for those who love their jeans with a twist. The collection is a mix of unisex pieces that carry CAMPERLAB’s unique stamp. It’s a lineup that challenges what you expect from denim, with a digital print that tricks the eye into seeing classic denim waves. The designs play with the unexpected—think bleached patterns, random cuts, and unfinished edges. These aren’t just for show; they’re about shaking up the norm and offering something ..read more

The House presents Gucci Lido, a new collection that pays tribute to the enchanting charm of coastal life, with the beach clubs or ‘lidos’ that adorn Italy’s celebrated shores as a source of inspiration.  Gucci Lido offers a curated selection of timeless pieces—from sophisticated swimsuits to breezy summer attire. Imagine iconic bags like the Gucci Jackie and GG Marmont, now reimagined in straw-effect raffia and canvas. They exude a charm that perfectly complements lazy beach days. And let’s not forget the GG canvas accessories in vibrant colors—the Gucci Luce and Moon Side bags add a playful ..read more

Jordan Arthur Smith unveiled his latest fashion collection titled “Riparium.” This new series is all about the beauty that can come from working within limits. The name “Riparium” comes from a word for places where land meets water, and it reflects the collection’s theme of change and growth. Smith crafted this collection in a small, personal space, proving that you don’t need a big studio to make something special. He played around with his usual way of making patterns, taking apart sculptures to design clothes that are simple yet striking. The focus is on the seams, which wrap around the bod ..read more

The time and the moment have come. As April draws to a close, the organization behind the LVMH Prize, the fashion industry’s most important prize for emerging designers, has announced the finalists who will be competing for the various prizes. Without further ado, the finalists are Aubero, Duran Lantink, Hodakova, Marie Adam-Leenaerdt, Niccolò Pasqualetti, Paolo Carzana, Pauline Dujancourt, and Standing Grond. Do you know the finalists? Which one is your favorite? Place your bets. On 10 September, the winners of the LVMH Prize will be announced at the Louis Vuitton Foundation. The post Find o ..read more

Summer’s around the corner, and Maison Kitsuné teamed up with Vilebrequin to bring a fresh vibe to your holiday wardrobe. Directed by Basil Bertrand, they’ve set their sights on Bali to showcase a collection that’s all about easy-going days by the sea. Picture this: you’re in Bali, where the forest meets the beach. That’s the backdrop for this collection. It’s got everything you need for a chill day out – think tote bags, bucket hats, and linen resort shirts. And let’s not forget the swimwear – bikinis, pareos, and those classic ‘Moorea’ shorts from Vilebrequin. The collection’s got a cool tro ..read more

PANTALON is all about pants. The team behind it loves them so much they couldn’t find any that were just right, so they made their own. They’re tough enough for skateboarders but still look good. The team’s got people from fashion, art, and skateboarding, like Vladimir Amlinsky, Ochir Bainov, and David Khodjamiryan, who all think velvet is pretty cool. Now, they’re working with Neumann Paper. Lily Neumann, who knows a lot about smells, makes these awesome scented papers that make your place smell great. They’re made with stuff like resin, spices, and tea, and they’re supposed to help you chill ..read more

If you’re a bit into the fashion world and frequently use social media, especially Instagram, surely you know the knitwear brand that has been seen the most during the last few months or the most talked about so far this year, Knitwrth. The American clothing company founded in 2020 and creatively directed by Kristopher Cantu, could be considered the latest obsession of Gen Z, or lovers of pop culture and exclusivity, since many of the members of the aforementioned social groups are practically crazy about the characteristic designs they offer and, of course, they already have one in their po ..read more

In Britain, there’s a company that’s found a unique way to deal with waste – by turning it into something valuable. Elvis & Kresse is a business that’s all about giving new life to materials that would otherwise be thrown away. Back in 2005, Kresse Wesling and James Henrit, the co-founders, noticed that London’s old firehoses were just being discarded. They saw this as a waste of good material. So, they started making luxury accessories out of them, like bags and laptop cases. But they didn’t stop at firehoses. They began looking for other materials that people thought were useless and st ..read more

If you’re a bit into the fashion world and frequently use social media, especially Instagram, surely you know the knitwear brand that has been seen the most during the last few months or the most talked about so far this year, Knitwrth. The American clothing company founded in 2020 and creatively directed by Kristopher Cantu, could be considered the latest obsession of Gen Z, or lovers of pop culture and exclusivity, since many of the members of the aforementioned social groups are practically crazy about the characteristic designs they offer and, of course, they already have one in their po ..read more

Spring’s here, and UNNA got something cool for runners. They’re all about enjoying the run, not just the finish line. It’s called the UNNA Smiles Club, and it’s for anyone who likes to run just because it feels good.   Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida por UNNA (@unna.world) UNNA dropped a new line of running gear that’s all about comfort and keeping things light. They’ve got windbreakers you can pack up small, comfy long-sleeved tees with fun prints, and some neat extras like socks that hug your feet just right, scarves, and caps that won’t weig ..read more