Canada Goose has launched Humanature, a new purpose-built platform designed to unite its sustainability and values-based initiatives; and unveiled its most sustainable ever coat, a new Standard Expedition Parka.
French fashion designer Isabel Marant has apologized after the Mexican government criticized her for appropriating and selling clothes based on traditional indigenous patterns.
Woolmark Group has announced six “of the world’s most promising emerging design talents” selected as finalists for its prestigious 2021 International Woolmark Prize.
Dior’s menswear creative director plans to unveil his next collection for the house, pre-fall 2021, online and in Beijing on December 8, the latest stop on the almost peripatetic designer’s fashion journey.
Gucci debuted its fashion TV series on Monday evening, featuring its latest collection, an online innovation entitled Ouverture of Something That Never Ended, jointly directed by Alessandro Michele and Gus Van Sant.
Ever since they launched their fashion house back in 2002, Proenza Schouler’s Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez have been among the half-dozen most relevant and exciting designers in America every fashion season.
To celebrate its 40th birthday, streetwear pioneer Stüssy has once again joined forces with Japanese brand Comme des Garçons with a capsule collection of clothing and accessories which will launch on November 13.
The climate emergency and the pandemic have further stoked the political awareness of a new generation of designers striving to overhaul an out-of-date fashion system, promoting robust new values.
First you had Netflix, now you have GucciFest. In the latest twist in the online direction of fashion, Gucci will reveal its next collection via its own film series in a digital movie festival named GucciFest.
Ines de la Fressange has a new ride. The French fashion icon and designer has teamed up with DS automobiles in a stylish new hatchback, in a combination of Parisian flair and modern technology.
Nobody could accuse Sir Paul Smith of slowing down, even in the year he celebrates his 50th anniversary: he has still managed to produce a series of men’s and women’s collections, and has just opened his own foundation.
Craig Green became the latest designer to unveil his new ideas online, with a digital lookbook of his spring-summer 2021 collection released Friday morning.
On Sunday, Tom Van der Borght, a Belgian designer whose clothes one must “dare to wear”, made with recycled materials that “no one wants any more,” won the main prize at the fashion festival in Hyères, France.
The Milan fashion powerhouse has significantly expanded its Prada Re-Nylon selection, offering ready-to-wear, footwear and accessories for men and women, underlining its commitment to a sustainable business model.
Next summer’s womenswear collections showcased in New York, London, Milan and Paris – digitally and on the catwalks - were heavily influenced by life in lockdown, hankering for comfort, minimalism and inclusion.
