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The Ambush Dream of Escape

Dreamspinning was Yoon's major asset during the years that Ambush was a cognoscenti jewellery business. Now with the addition of clothes, the dream is getting bigger.


Retail

Tom Ford to Show Men’s at New York Fashion Week

BoF's guide to the changing fashion calendar tracks new operating models and approaches, brand by brand.


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The Spell of Handcraft at Proenza Schouler

The collection felt like the best-dressed party in Laurel Canyon on any Monday night circa 1973.


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At Dior, Dreams of Surrealism

Maria Grazia Chiuri's most successful collection to date combined her Roman Alta Moda roots with Parisian theatrics to glorious effect, but it could have benefited from a more judicious edit.


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Giambattista Valli’s Wild Garden Goddesses

The designer delivered the floaty tunics and flowery minidresses one expects from him, with just a bit more edge than usual.


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Iris Van Herpen’s School of Nature

The collection was a big step forward, bridging the gap between Iris as a conceptualist and Iris as a creator of desirable garments.


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Schiaparelli Goes Pagan

Bertrand Guyon's tribal references felt tone deaf, doing his beautifully-made haute couture designs few favours.


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Pigalle on Parade

Stephane Ashpool's latest outing offered both joyful performance and progression.


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SSS Worldcorp's Suited-Up Streetwear

Justin O'Shea is building a case for clothes that speak to an eccentric, moneyed and macho clique that also make for department store-friendly fashion.


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At Paris Menswear, a Prayer for Proper Clothes

In an industry drowning in hype and appropriation, the skill level of designers still makes a difference.


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Paul Smith Doubles Down

The designer came out fighting on behalf of the suit and his core principles, but the result was too solemn to reboot his relevance.


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Sacai's Hybrid Forms

Chitose Abe's ethos has always had an idealistic bent, but this collection's futurist folklore communicated a hopeful unity that goes beyond politics.