All images used in this article appear as a courtesy of La Petite Mort. For many families, being able to have a house of their own goes beyond fulfilling a basic need or making a sound investment. It’s the result of generations of effort, resilience, persistence and, sometimes, unbreakable faith
All images in this article appear as a courtesy of Studio Vladimir Karaleev. Special thanks to Compose PR and Kristina Hellhake for their help in the creation of this article. During the most recent Berlin Fashion Week in February 2026, Ukrainian designer Vladimir Karaleev presented his new exploration of classic
In the quiet halls of the Hong Kong Design Institute, a chilling new world has taken shape. Hoi Nam Wong, the creator behind the brand ANTINAMIC, is doing more than just making clothes. Indeed, he is building a survival kit for a future we hope to avoid. His collection, What
There’s something a little mischievous about Peytie Sarfeh’s work, and that’s exactly the point. The London-based designer creates knitwear that feels playful, characterful, and slightly theatrical, but underneath the whimsy is a deeper fascination with human behavior: how we present ourselves, how we perform for each other, and how strange
Ocean Savage HORSEFLY EXTENDED SS26 expands the New York label’s vision through British heritage, sportswear, hand embroidery, and material experimentation.
Yuval Sorotzkin approaches fashion with a clear focus on what holds a garment together. In her work, construction never sits quietly in the background. It becomes part of the language. In Work in Ruins, corsetry, exposed stitching, horsehair, padding, fragmented tailoring, and unfinished seams do more than decorate the surface.
In a world that seems to be hellbent on dividing and stereotyping women into rigid categories (i.e.: the Madonna-Whore complex), stepping into the spotlight as a fully complex individual who also happens to be a woman can be groundbreaking, even revolutionary. It’s as if navigating the world as a woman who is determined, smart, ambitious, sensitive, soft and sophisticated, all at once, is nearly impossible, and yet it’s women like Alice Yu who make it happen and inspire those around her to reach their full potential in every aspect.
At 21, Astha Garg has already reached a milestone many young designers spend years chasing: showing at London Fashion Week. But she does not speak about the moment as a finish line. For her, it marked a deepening of purpose. Since launching her brand at 18, Garg has wanted it
Discover how designer Inbal Heffer’s collection Urban Fields connects Moroccan heritage, 1950s tailoring, local workwear, and handcraft into a layered exploration of identity.
In A Second Without Inertia, designer Yinghan Qian treats fashion as a form of imaginative archaeology, where garments become relics, memory becomes material, and identity is something continually reconstructed rather than fixed. In A Second Without Inertia, Yinghan Qian approaches fashion less as clothing in the conventional sense and more
