Lay the table with Loewe
WE style ourselves in the latest fashion, so it’s about time we dress our table accordingly. Loewe are set to bring style to supper time as they prepare for the limited edition release of a table-cloth, place m...
Marques’ Almeida go bold for AW17
INNOVATIVE duo Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida of Marques’ Almeida prepare to release their vibrant AW17 collection seen on the catwalk during this year’s London Fashion Week. A collection of eclectic designs ...
Craig Green debuts AW17 campaign
BRITISH menswear designer Craig Green’s mesmerising campaign for Autumn/Winter ‘17 creates imagery through the uniting of men – physically connected together to connote strength in numbers. The campaign is a fi...
Christian Louboutin showcases how to climb in heels for AW17
CHRISTIAN Louboutin is showcasing a fresh approach for the new season with much witty creative invention from the shoe designer, through his unique interpretation of contemporary athletic-wear.
Maison Christ...
PFW AW17: Chanel
SPACE is the final frontier – and one for which fashion has always had a continuing fascination. Given that Karl Lagerfeld is far and away the master of dramatic presentation, it is fitting that he chose space ...
PFW AW17: Mugler
DAVID Koma is now designing entirely for a Mugler woman that is very much à la mode. At Paris Fashion Week this season the brand’s creative director was finally able to delve into the house’s essence and resurr...
PFW AW17: Balenciaga
DEMNA Gvasalia continued his rule of the roost in matters of cool at the Balenciaga AW17 catwalk show in Paris. Starting with a bang by warping clothing directly on the body, cumbersome leather and woollen chec...
PFW AW17: Céline
SIMPLE. Wearable. Powerful. Those are the key words with which we could describe Phoebe Philo’s AW17 collection for Céline. As Philo is against press releases and refuses to give interviews post-show, we are al...
PWF AW17: Dior
EMPOWERMENT is a word that evokes images of suffragettes in white or, more recently, hundreds of thousands of people marching in protest. In the hands of Maria Grazia Chiuri in her latest ready-to-wear collecti...
PFW AW17: Balmain
BALMAIN has garnered a reputation for edgy garments that ooze modernity. But this season, Olivier Rousteing went for something a bit more rock n’ roll.
Featuring looks more likely to be seen at a Bon Jovi ...
PFW AW17: Kenzo
KENZO’S creative directors Humberto Leon and Carol Lim made a politically motivated call-back to the brand’s maverick fashion milestones for AW17. By showing us what Kenzo Takada achieved as a designer who soug...
PFW AW17: Chloé
WITH her last show for the French house of Chloé, the English designer and the brand’s creative director of six years Clare Waight Keller left on a high note with everyone praising the collection and alluding t...
PFW AW17: Dries Van Noten
FOR his centenary show, Dries Van Noten celebrated the milestone with putting on one hell of a showcase. He called on his top model muses to present the AW17 collection, the women he’s worked with continuously ...
PFW AW17: Maison Margiela
JOHN Galliano and Maison Margiela are continuing to prove they go together better than chocolate and peanut butter with their latest AW17 Collection.
Galliano pulled back the layers of fabric f...
Glass In Motion loves… Bally AW17 Collection
LUXURY Swiss shoe, bag and accessories brand Bally debuts its AW17 collection, evocative of the mood of a gentleman’s club in 1970s NYC. Gambling, cigar smoke, whisky and card games, an era of David Bowie a...
Glass In Motion invites you to enjoy the Tod’s AW17 Show
WITH a collection of the highest Italian quality, luxury shoe and leather goods company Tod’s presents a winter of outdoor spirit at Milan Fashion Week. Designed for being outdoors even when you’re inside, ...
MFW AW17: Bottega Veneta
RETURNED are the days of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Living on through their legendary film noir silhouettes – living on now through Bottega Veneta.
The AW17 collection wasn't purely ‘30s Hollywoo...
MFW AW17: Giorgio Armani
GIORGIO Armani concluded Milan Fashion Week this season by topping off his entire AW17 collection with a trilby. That’s, give or take, 82 heads sent down the runway abrim with a styling choice that was most def...
MFW AW17: Salvatore Ferragamo
LIKE other Italian fashion houses at MFW this season, Salvatore Ferragamo ups the glam ante with engaging results. Approaching both day and evening-wear with Italian femininity, they present an active women who...
MFW AW17: Dolce & Gabbana
DOLCE & Gabbana put on another show of force at Milan Fashion Week this season. By force, one refers to the forcing of not just Italy with a capital I but the brand’s now scarcely nuanced love affair with g...
MFW AW17: Fendi
UNDER the creative leadership of Karl Lagerfeld, a Fendi collection can go in many directions – never boring – but always sets you thinking.
The Fendi AW17 shows the inimitable power of Lagerfeld and accesso...