Demand for digital clothing is growing beyond online gaming and brands are sensing a real opportunity
Patrick Bateman’s slavish devotion to labels rather than looks and the yawning lack of substance underneath still ring true in certain circles today
The Venice finale of the first physical couture season in a year showed that great fashion, like great art, has to be seen in the flesh
Despite the pandemic concerns and hassle of restrictions, designers roll out their 1980s-influenced shows and offer a glimpse of a return to better days
Chitose Abe’s ‘remix’ of the brand aims to make it resonate for a new era
Few labels held physical shows, but many designers were in the mood to party
Designers bid for Gen Z’s spending power at the city’s SS22 menswear shows
So long subtlety, outsized bijoux makes a statement this season
He took some persuading. But in a rare collaboration, the artist translates his magic-realist paintings from the canvas to the catwalk
No longer the preserve of naff sweaters and funny footwear, fairway style is now high fashion
The luxury brand’s creative director on how he plans to leverage its worldwide reputation to lift sales
As the label's co-creative directors unveil their autumn/winter womenswear collection, they talk working remotely, logos and defining the brand
Alexander Fury owns 3,000 items of clothing. Here’s how he keeps them safe
Kim Jones says his Dior collection is ‘about ceremony in the everyday’, as Louis Vuitton, Loewe and more move beyond sweatshirts and sweatpants
With his invite to Paris haute couture week, the artist occupies a unique space in the fashion world
While looser fittings and comfortable fabrics abound, designers have an eye on a more outgoing future
During Covid-19, a hybrid of the physical and digital is transporting viewers to deserts, châteaus and discos. When done right, they can be a hit on social media
The luxury brand proposes an alternative to the catwalk with a week of films that are part art-house, part ad campaign
Expected to be worth $50bn by 2023, the pre-loved market deserves a second look
The British photographer discusses how the challenges of the pandemic are pushing the fashion industry into a new age
From hotel courtyards to a bucolic wheat field, a photogenic backdrop proved too tempting for several menswear brands
Familiarity breeds not contempt, but contentment, in these straitened times
The XXL shapes engineered by Balenciaga’s Demna are giving way to something straighter and more polished
The Duchess of Windsor’s jewellery, like her life, defied conventional tastes
The first London Fashion Week digital was a brave experiment that didn’t deliver
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