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What makes the Watch Party so magnetic (contradictions and all) is the atmosphere. The closest analogy? A football stadium: a collective, visceral, shared experience where fans cheer, groan, and hold their breath together. Fashion becomes participatory again.
At Berlin Fashion Week, designer Laura Gerte unpacks the power of the female villain through her AW26 collection Deviant Defiant, where autonomy, desire, and defiance take center stage. In this interview, Gerte reflects on mythology, ageing, unapologetic femininity, and why women who refuse control are still framed as dangerous.
From a small town in Northern Ireland to Berlin Fashion Week, Luke Rainey turned skate culture, queerness, and resilience into DAGGER’s AW26 Play Hard collection. Rooted in “all the best,” the show proves survival can be a style statement.
RETURN TO SENDER 12 marks BUZIGAHILL's return to Berlin and reclaims control over the flow of second-hand clothing. Through upcycling, BUZIGAHILL asserts Uganda’s role as an active producer in global fashion.
The dark atmospheres of Gothic literature and the Gothic Revival have profoundly influenced the arts, from fantasy literature to horror films. These fashion collections have beautifully reimagined these elements, mixing ethereal fabrics, dark touches, and bold visual contrasts.
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.
YOLO isn’t a reckless slogan; it’s a forgotten philosophy about presence, purpose, and the urgency of living. In a time of burnout, algorithms, and endless hesitation, 2026 is the moment to bring it back and mean it.
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.
Luxury brands aren’t satisfied with quick-hit ads anymore. They’re going full auteur, dropping mini-movies that feel straight out of a film festival lineup. It’s not just marketing; it’s a flex of storytelling, tech, and cultural capital in an era where everyone’s a creator.
Costume design is vital in translating a filmmaker's vision onto the screen. Kate Hawley’s works, with their intricate designs, tell stories of their own, serving as powerful tools for character development and thematic depth.
