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Models walk and pose during Moldovan Brands Runway AW25 in Chișinău, showcasing minimalist, avant-garde designs that merge tradition with modernity under the theme “Reframing.”

The Moldovan Fashion Revolution You Didn’t See Coming

Moldovan Brands Runway AW25 marks a turning point for Eastern European fashion. From upcycled design to avant-garde storytelling, Moldova’s creative voices are reframing identity, sustainability, and elegance for the global stage.

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Fashion Week FW26, Dior runway looks, designer collections, runway looks.

FW26 Ate: Some Designers Left Crumbs, Others Left Trauma

FW26 was chaos, couture, and everything in between. The Fashion League ended with more gasps than applause — and we’re naming names. Who ruled the runway, who crashed, and who made fashion history?

Hakan Yıldırım @
A young man with soft brown hair and a gentle smile stands on a quiet, sunlit street wearing a light blue sweater—Conrad Fisher from The Summer I Turned Pretty.

Conrad Fisher & The Comeback Of Men Who Yearn

Men who yearn are back—and women everywhere are losing it over them. From Conrad Fisher to the Hot Priest, the internet’s collective crush isn’t on guys who ghost, but on fictional men who actually give a damn. Effort is the new sexy.

Avelina Tiziana @
Olivia Dean lies on her side against a white backdrop, wearing a white ruched top and a red-checkered skirt, gazing softly at the camera.

Olivia Dean on “The Art of Loving” and Why Love Is a Practice, Not a Fairytale

“The Art of Loving” is not only about romance, it’s about the love we put in ourselves and the people around us. Olivia Dean moves through vulnerability, longing and youth, gently reassuring that it’s okay to feel deeply and be messy.

Amany Hassan @
Jazz harpist Miriam Adefris in a spiritual jazz-inspired header image, symbolizing the revival from Alice Coltrane to André 3000.

From Alice Coltrane to André 3000 — Spiritual Jazz Revival or Rebrand?

Spiritual jazz risks being reduced to mere aesthetic — a beautiful backdrop for playlists and yoga flows. What began as a radical expression by Black musicians in the US, searching for new social, political, and spiritual possibilities, now often serves as the soundtrack to your avocado on sourdough. Luckily, a new generation of artists is taking the genre seriously, pushing it in unexpected directions. The question is: are we listening closely enough?

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