Italian label DROMe was created with the desire to work with leather in an original way. When you think leather, you think traditional leather items. Where they differentiate themselves is in a more modern style inspired by bikers, rock music
Edgy and provocative, Pam Hogg’s Autumn/Winter 2016 collection blew us away. Black dominated, but a pop of colour was added with matching two piece green and yellow suits. Hogg’s signature latex catsuits were seen on the runway alongside voluminous dresses,
This year, Duchamp takes London and all its connotations as inspiration for their Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. Seeking to create a look that is fresh and contemporary, this city seems a relevant choice due to its youthful energy and diversity. The
Lisbon-based fashion designer Alexandra Moura’s new collection is based on ‘The Miracle of the Roses’, an old tale in which Elizabeth of Aragon is accused by the King of feeding bread to the poor. In fear of the King, she
Capital cities cater – if I can shake the alliteration – to the whims and peccadilloes of people of every persuasion: it seems I cannot. In this, all destinations are equal. A range of attractions and vices fuel the fire
Ingo Nahrwold and Timothy Schaumburg stage the latest Berlin Showroom editorial for Autumn/Winter 2016. ‘Jawline for Days’ is a visual narrative suffused with gaudy and glamarous displays of style. Heavy textures comprised of muted colors and woolen fabrics create a brilliant balance
Italian label DROMe was created with the desire to work with leather in an original way. When you think leather, you think traditional leather items. Where they differentiate themselves is in a more modern style inspired by bikers, rock music
Edgy and provocative, Pam Hogg’s Autumn/Winter 2016 collection blew us away. Black dominated, but a pop of colour was added with matching two piece green and yellow suits. Hogg’s signature latex catsuits were seen on the runway alongside voluminous dresses,
This year, Duchamp takes London and all its connotations as inspiration for their Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. Seeking to create a look that is fresh and contemporary, this city seems a relevant choice due to its youthful energy and diversity. The
Lisbon-based fashion designer Alexandra Moura’s new collection is based on ‘The Miracle of the Roses’, an old tale in which Elizabeth of Aragon is accused by the King of feeding bread to the poor. In fear of the King, she
Capital cities cater – if I can shake the alliteration – to the whims and peccadilloes of people of every persuasion: it seems I cannot. In this, all destinations are equal. A range of attractions and vices fuel the fire
Ingo Nahrwold and Timothy Schaumburg stage the latest Berlin Showroom editorial for Autumn/Winter 2016. ‘Jawline for Days’ is a visual narrative suffused with gaudy and glamarous displays of style. Heavy textures comprised of muted colors and woolen fabrics create a brilliant balance