Maxhosa Africa Brings Pan-Africanism to Paris Fashion Week
Creative director Laduma Ngxokolo’s label is the first South African brand to stage a full runway show on the official Paris Fashion Week calendar.

The '30s were a resonant chord that Miuccia Prada struck as the curtain began its fall for Autumn/Winter 2020. Any charm offensive is going to need real fangs to cope.

Huelle's ongoing dialogue between plain and fancy is simple — and irresistible.

Nicolas Ghesquière delivered a clash of styles from far-flung eras, but too much control on the catwalk dampened what was a brilliant intuition.

After a fashion month where designers embraced contradictions, BoF's editors pick the top ten shows of the season.

She offered up a collection that filtered illustrator Erté in ways subtle and not so.

The collection had a level of obsessive detail that is, in fact, quite unique in fashion because there is something a little unfathomable about it.

The most striking thing about this show was how it polarised its audience. The word on a younger generation’s lips was ‘fresh.’

Designers embraced the polar opposites of traditional womanliness and tailored, menswear-inflected power dressing.

Sarah Burton's ability to winkle such glorious oddities out of the swamp of the past means her McQueen collections are never less than dream fodder.


The label’s signatures were paraded under a low-hung ceiling showing boiling heavens, rushing floods, a temporarily reassuring vision of Planet Earth and then… total eclipse.

Theme-less outings that emphasised technique over narrative scored on the fifth day of Paris Fashion Week, reports Angelo Flaccavento.
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