For Pride Month, Canadian chef Tiffany Wong reflects on three queer films that helped shape her understanding of herself and the possibilities of love.
June 13, 2026
We connected with Zuzana Vrábeľová, the designer behind the striking “knitted beasts” that turned heads at CPHFW.
August 27, 2025
We connected with Baby Blue, a multidisciplinary creative setting her sights on LA.
August 21, 2025
TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains mentions of violence and abuse towards Indigenous Women.
In an aim to not rain – polluted water – on our parade as the world ‘mask’s off’ and dresses up, let’s consider the labels behind our chosen looks for the much anticipated Summer ‘21.
Revitalising fashion week requires reaching beyond the realm of haute couture, as the pre-pandemic status quo proves off trend for the Spring/Summer ‘22 Season. From designers and talent to tourism and hospitality, businesses in the world’s most prominent cities await the return of the action-packed, lucrative itineraries with which it associates. However, the pandemic forced the industry to look hard at the optics of how fashion week’s presented themselves: from ethos to the environment. In turn, designers around the world made great strides in becoming more inclusive in their marketing and sustainability. While jet-setting and cab-hailing became a distant memory to the front-rower’s, the digital innovation in which couture submerged did not come without its own carbon cost. With dynamic lockdown lifting trajectories, the catwalk becomes a tightrope balancing creative expression with social and environmental objectives.
As fine jewelry sales surge post-pandemic, the luxury industry faces a glittering dilemma: can sustainability and one-of-a-kind sentiment coexist? From lab-grown gems to recycled gold, the tension between ethical sourcing and the allure of natural rarity reshapes what we choose to treasure.
GORM is anything but your average brand. Why you ask? Let the Biancas tell you …
From peachy gauze, striking sartorial and silky headscarves trailing behind the clogs, the Nordic spin defines effortless revenge dressing as we embark upon the much awaited roaring 20s.
Despite Denmark’s tag as host of the greenest fashion week, something more symbolic to accessorise the avant garde collections would determine whether fashion week was, indeed, evergreen.
For Issue 003, we collaborated with rising designer Alex Zaichenko to showcase his debut runway collection.
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