Fashion - Updates
Fashion is entering a fearless new chapter in 2026 where cinema, couture, and culture collide harder than ever. From Chanel’s creative reset to fashion’s biggest film moments, these are the six things shaping what comes next.
Anok Yai’s long-overdue Model of the Year win at the Royal Albert Hall crowned a journey defined by resilience — from her family’s flight from Sudan to her groundbreaking rise in fashion.
Organized by the Baltic Fashion Federation, Riga Fashion Week recently presented its Spring/Summer 2026 Edition in Latvia. Here are 6 different brands that presented their most recent collections in the heart of Latvia.
This fall, skip the micro-trends and rediscover the beauty of less. Read all about why mindful shopping—and a timeless capsule closet—might just be the smartest trend of all.
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.
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?
As immigration raids intensify across the U.S., the garment industry is under threat. With nearly one-third of North America’s garment workers being immigrants—many undocumented—the raids not only endanger livelihoods but expose the deep hypocrisy in American manufacturing rhetoric. True protection and justice for their workers remain elusive, as brands often prioritize profits over people.
Maison Margiela’s Artisanal 2025, debuting under Glenn Martens, merges surrealist Gothic design with Flemish and Dutch art history and unusual, discarded materials; reimagining the brand’s avant-garde legacy through sculptural silhouettes, intricate masks, and masterful craftsmanship of the past and the present.
At BFW, SF1OG transformed a raw concrete hall into an ephemeral dreamscape of romance and nostalgia. Designer Rosa Marga Dahl reimagines early 2010s silhouettes through indie sleaze and medieval literary influences. In an exclusive interview, Dahl reveals the inspirations behind the show, reflecting on how even painful memories become something we long for.
Black and African-owned brands took center stage at Berlin Fashion Week: redefining fashion and using it as a tool for resistance, sustainability, and storytelling. From Buzigahill’s powerful Return To Sender show to NOMMO’s visionary platform and AZEA ZALEA’s deeply personal debut, these creatives are shifting the industry’s focus toward justice, heritage, and innovation. This isn’t just fashion — it’s a movement.
