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Funny how two weeks in SHOWnews provide personal references to contextualise our headliners. Last week was for Christopher Kane and now Feben Vemmenby has the floor. During the 2020 MA Fashion exhibition at Central Saint Martins, I walked around excitedly, observing the work of friends ( Jegor and Herbert, Ella and Eilis

The Italian fashion house launches their new Biggie eyewear range in a campaign with eyes on future innovators Sabrina Carpenter and Alexandre Sarr.

In collaboration with Raxxy, Cult Gaia releases a range of jackets that boil fashion down to a science.

Kim Petras, Romeo Beckham and Olympic medalist pistol shooter Kim Ye-Ji join the Balenciaga family in Juergen Teller’s latest campaign.

At the Los Angeles premiere of Babygirl, the Academy Award-winning actress donned a custom gown inspired by Cristóbal Balenciaga’s archive.

The Holiday 2024 collection from Guess Originals is here, and it’s not just a wardrobe upgrade—it’s a style spectacle.

Yesterday was a nice day for fashion. A very good creative director was appointed at a house focused on personal identities rather than, let’s say, a ruthenium interlocked logo gleaming all phosphorescent-like above a sea of dark, quilted leather. We imagine Stella Tennant as the physical embodiment of that interlocked, double-C, charcoal-but-platinum, ruthenium bag. Less obvious than the gold turn-lock in black leather, yet no less desirable. Which brings us back to Louise Trotter. Like Tennant, the new Creative Director for Bottega Veneta is British. She did not advance in fashion with sexy appointments nor influencers sitting self-impressed at her Joseph, Lacoste and Carven shows. And much like Tennant, Trotter has good taste. She focuses on an effortless sense of taste that lives, not that merely exists.

The Los Angeles streetwear brand marks its global expansion with the launch of a flagship store in Harajuku as a hub for fashion, art, and community.

For the first time ever, SSENSE unveils a fashion calendar featuring everyone from designers to cultural characters.

In Stitching Dreams, Tomo Koizumi shares his story to becoming fashion’s maverick of ruffles and rainbows while sharing his advice for the next generation. We catch up with the designer to discuss the lessons he's learned, his favourite collection by John Galliano, and what he dreams about.