In the age of AI, fashion is increasingly shifting towards aesthetics that feel unpredictable, charismatic and alive.
Softly Does It: How Spring 2027 Turned the Skirt Into a Statement of Freedom
The clothing on display seemed to offer a sartorial armor to brave the world. That has always been the goal of a good season: to meet the moment women find themselves in.
How Fashion’s Creatives Are Finding Independence
For decades, editorial prestige lived inside gatekept systems governed by traditional media institutions but now new voices are emerging in refreshing and innovative ways.
What Does an Archive Mean When the Term Has Been Co-opted by Fast Fashion?
Archival is fashion’s current buzzword, with everyone from Louis Vuitton to Zara tapping into the concept, but does the fixation on the past come at the expense of innovation?
WTF Is Personal Taste in the Algorithmic Era?
The feed supposedly learns what we like by being fed what it thinks we like through our interactions, but how sure are we that our own taste has not learned from the feed?
In Copenhagen, A Fashion Week Philosophy That Goes Beyond the Big Four
Adaptable in shape while holding fast to its mission of promoting Nordic design, CPHFW constantly re-evaluates two core questions: what could a fashion week be, and who should it serve?
In Brooklyn’s Indie Hip-Hop Scene, Fashion and Music Converge Effortlessly
Music serves as the unifying force in Brooklyn’s indie hip-hop scene, where fashion creatives have cultivated a thriving community.
Shrink to Fit: Fashion’s Conversation With the Body Has Never Been More Complicated
Post-Ozempic, fashion’s commitment to size diversity has been all but abandoned. But what do we lose when the bodies we choose to celebrate represent only one form of womanhood?
Casting As Politics: The Negotiation Of Beauty
Today, the structures that define what beauty is, who is allowed to embody it, and who gets to profit from it remain largely opaque. Examining the politics of casting reveals who fashion believes the future belongs to.
In the Age of AI, What Is a Photograph Proving Now?
An image that looked impossible moved us because we read, without being told, that someone had done something impossibly hard to get it.