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Puma Revives the Roma 1968 in Collaboration with Tomas Maier

The partnership between the sports giant and the German designer launches in September and will be limited to 200 pairs.


Fashion Week

For Every Woman

Tomas Maier’s namesake collection was unfussy, if not minimalist.


Fashion Week

Early in New York, Talent Amidst the Filler

Though New York Fashion Week has a bad rap for championing commercial labels, some designers proved their talent while others stumbled.


Fashion Week

Tomas Maier Tastes the Rainbow

The designer’s neutral line up took an interesting turn with a full spectrum of colour.


Luxury

Tomas Maier Says Brands Need a Clear Personality

BoF sits down with Tomas Maier to discuss the designer’s professional trajectory, Bottega Veneta and his expansion plans for his namesake label.



News & Analysis

Introducing the #BoF500 Newsmakers of 2014

LONDON, United Kingdom — Since the unveiling of the first BoF 500 last September, members of this influential global community have been making


News & Analysis

Op-Ed | Sex, Power and Suiting

In menswear, sex and power have been converging, evidenced by the mainstream adoption of the kind of slim suiting pioneered by Hedi Slimane and Thom Browne, says Cameron Wolf.


Fashion Week

At Bottega Veneta, Juxtaposition of Colour And a Study in Movement

Thomas Maier's energetic juxtaposition of colour had great graphic effect, underlining the inherent movement of his fabrics. This was a self-assured collection, poised and completely at ease with its position of strength, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com


News & Analysis

Italian Designers Celebrate Sartorial Craft at Milan Shows

MILAN, Italy -- Italian designers put craftsmanship before reckless glamour at the Milan fashion week, in a bid to defend their tailoring tradition