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Casual, utilitarian and beautiful: Camilo Álvarez rethinks sustainable fashion
All images in this article appears as a courtesy of Camilo Álvarez. In the last couple of years, the conversation about what sustainable fashion should be has become a hot topic in the industry. Beyond what standards brands should comply with to be truly eco-friendly, an important question is how can we make fashion that…
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From Lines to Language: Inside Sohyun Jeon’s Dermal Script
For Sohyun Jeon, fashion grew from a desire to tell stories in a more tangible way. Before studying fashion design in New York, she trained as a graphic designer in South Korea, focusing on motion graphics. She loved the way design could communicate through line, composition, colour, and movement. Over time, however, she became interested…
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Angelina Yin’s Satirical Antidote to Workplace Anxiety
In an era dominated by relentless corporate hustle culture and LinkedIn “NPC” lingo, a new generation of creatives is finding radical ways to process employment stress. For New York-based Parsons graduate Angelina Yin, the antidote to this contemporary workplace anxiety isn’t a career pivot. Instead, she finds relief through high-fashion satire. Her thesis collection, titled…
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A house is a home at La Petite Mort’s “Techo”
All images used in this article appear as a courtesy of La Petite Mort. For many families, being able to have a house of their own goes beyond fulfilling a basic need or making a sound investment. It’s the result of generations of effort, resilience, persistence and, sometimes, unbreakable faith in the face of seemingly…
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Vladimir Karaleev’s SYSTEM:SHIRT : 50 iterations of a timeless classic
All images in this article appear as a courtesy of Studio Vladimir Karaleev. Special thanks to Compose PR and Kristina Hellhake for their help in the creation of this article. During the most recent Berlin Fashion Week in February 2026, Ukrainian designer Vladimir Karaleev presented his new exploration of classic shirts in a non-conventional format:…
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“In the end, it’s 100% Alice Yu”: how the Chinese designer makes heritage artistry contemporary
In a world that seems to be hellbent on dividing and stereotyping women into rigid categories (i.e.: the Madonna-Whore complex), stepping into the spotlight as a fully complex individual who also happens to be a woman can be groundbreaking, even revolutionary. It’s as if navigating the world as a woman who is determined, smart, ambitious,…
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Astha Garg Is Designing What Stays Behind
At 21, Astha Garg has already reached a milestone many young designers spend years chasing: showing at London Fashion Week. But she does not speak about the moment as a finish line. For her, it marked a deepening of purpose. Since launching her brand at 18, Garg has wanted it to stand for more than…
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Inbal Heffer’s Urban Fields Explores Memory, Migration, and Craft
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Darian Vacariu Explores Emotional Distance and Connection Through Fashion
For emerging designer Darian Vacariu, fashion is more than clothing. It is a way to express emotions and experiences visually. His collection La Givan, developed during his studies at Istituto Marangoni Milano, explores how people move from guarded distance to genuine connection. Through structured silhouettes, cultural references, and evolving shapes, the collection transforms the idea…
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Jennifer Ong Is Using Fashion to Turn Planetary Science Into Environmental Reflection
Before fashion turns inward, Terraformé looks without – outward to science, and on to planetary history. In her STEM-influenced graduate collection, Jennifer Ong reframes fashion as an interdisciplinary language, one that sits right at a beating heart powered by art, technology, and environmental reflection. Drawing from Martian satellite imagery and guided by a deep commitment…
