“Rouge Chaotique” Adds Oud Gourmand Notes to Byredo’s Night Veils Collection
Featuring saffron, patchouli, and papyrus touches.
Featuring saffron, patchouli, and papyrus touches.
The first official collection will launch in Spring/Summer 2024.
Jason Dill introduces the world’s first “Fucking Awesome Bar.”
Sending French actor Vincent Cassel, Clément Chabernaud, Saskia de Brauw, Guinevere Van Seenus, and Audrey Marnay down the runway.
Conscious to the ever-evolving wardrobe essentials.
From the venue to the styling.
Sarah-Linh and Christophe discuss the importance of wearability.
Examining multiple time periods with a somber energy.
Unveiling a Reebok collaboration, as well.
Exploring the rebellious attitudes in the modern-day schooling system.
Titled “Marathon,” the collection was just that — a well-paced, steady array of spectacles that honoured long-distance runner’s spirit.
Tapping into Farah’s century-spanning archive to reinterpret traditional menswear silhouettes for today.
With emotionally-driven suiting, eveningwear, party attire, athleisure and more.
Taking a calmer stance this season.
With an army of avant-garde ensembles inspired by the lost city of “DAWLEETOO,” made possible by generative AI visuals.
The star-studded runway was just the start, as Anthony Alvarez delivered a bedazzled sun-drench collection of dreams.
A collaboration with Mobb Deep, the return of the Motion Logo graphic and more.
Exclusively being offered at the brand’s London location.
The company has appointed licensed insolvency practitioners to close out operations, according to reports.
Spring/Summer 2024 saw the subversive house play on high-fashion, double-denim, and deconstruct it all with a Queer cultural identity.