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Creatures of the Wind's Quest for Authenticity

This season, Shane Gabier and Christopher Peters embraced a more personal, DIY spirit. It suits them well.


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The End of Fashion, According to Rag & Bone

Marcus Wainwright not only did away with a runway show this season, he abandoned the idea of a “collection” altogether.


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Sensuality Under the Surface at Jason Wu

Celebrating his 10th anniversary with a sexually charged collection, Jason Wu was at his best when he went a little wild.


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At Calvin Klein, Raf Simons Balances Evanescence and Substance

With this debut collection, Raf Simons pulled off a dazzling balancing act that synthesised flesh and spirit for a new age — with an outsider sensibility.


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Instant Gratification at Thakoon

It’s becoming easier to see the woman Thakoon is dressing in his wares. And that means he’s getting somewhere.


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Adam Selman, Making His Mark

The designer is honing his signature and it’s beginning to pay off.


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Finding a New Angle on Fashion Week

The future of second-tier fashion weeks like Copenhagen and Stockholm hinges on consolidation, specialisation and innovation.


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#TommyNow Takes Venice Beach

The second installment of Tommy Hilfiger’s runway extravaganza boasted flame throwers, star-spangled fashion, and Gigi, too, catapulting the designer’s buy-now-wear-now show concept into a whole new stratosphere. But could he really top last year?


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In New York, Men’s Fashion Week Buoyed By More Than Raf Simons

This season, there was a noticeable uptick in creativity and quality at New York's still-nascent men’s shows.


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Can Boss Go Beyond Grey Suits?

Hugo Boss’ underlying challenges run far deeper than anything a runway collection can salve, but new chief brand officer Ingo Wilts must do his part to better delineate what Boss means.


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A Fearless Raf Simons in NY

To say that Raf Simons is a god among New York menswear geeks would not be hyperbole. For him to deem New York worthy feels substantial, his endorsement of the city working to further legitimise its entire men’s fashion industry.


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A.P.C.’s 30 Years in Fashion: ‘Unnoticeable But Eventually Remarkable.’

As A.P.C. celebrates its 30th year in business, Jean Touitou considers his secret to success might be this: sometimes boring, always relevant. 'We’re not loud, we’re consistent. And we continue.'