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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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SSHEENA, the Italian punk rocker that dreams of dinosaurs
SSHEENA isn’t a conventional brand as per Milanese standards, so it’s no surprise that their creations are presented in a way that sets them apart from their counterparts in the Italian capital of style. Opting outside of the traditional runway format, SSHEENA presented Extinct Animals, their S/S 26 collection, with a party for industry professionals…
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Join Madomorpho’s tropical paradise at The Resort
While fashion is typically associated with all things girly and feminine, the truth of the industry is that it’s largely male dominated. As of 2025, most of the creative directors of the big fashion houses are men, and according to the research of 1 Granary, women make up 74% of fashion school graduates but only…
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How Lillika Sarai Reinvented Rural Australian Style
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What Shaykara’s new collection really tells us about Fashion Waste
The collection that refuses to pretend fashion exists in a vacuum. Worn and Reborn examines the realities of fashion waste through Lagos-born designer Sharon Omowayeola. Using Aso oke and discarded textiles, she reconstructs garments that sit directly inside the environments that shaped them like markets, dumpsites, crowded streets, offering a grounded, necessary critique of consumption…
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Who Is Responsible for Conscious Fashion?
By Kahina – @The CFO Diary Image courtesy: Getty Image We live in an era where the same houses preaching mindfulness launch ten new collections a year. Where #ConsciousChoice trends beside #NewIn. Where “responsibility” has become fashion’s most elegant accessory, easy to wear and easier to drop. The call for conscious fashion is real. But…
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Maison Cosette’s Journey Toward a New Kind of Couture
In the world of Parisian fashion, where heritage often dictates form, Maison Cosette Paris is writing its own story, one that blends memory with rebellion. Founded by Guy Bela alongside Hugo Nanga and Saory Giovanni,, the label reimagines couture as both deeply personal and quietly defiant. The name Cosette, long associated with hardship from Victor…
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All about Grace Wales Bonner, the new Creative Director of menswear over at Hermès
There was not a single person better qualified to dress stars at the 2025 Met Gala than Grace Wales Bonner and, when you think of her, the immediate place your mind is likely to go is that very event. There, the designer dressed a standout roster of cultural icons: Lewis Hamilton, FKA Twigs, Jeff Goldblum,…
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Maria Grazia Chiuri has been appointed as the Chief Creative Officer of Fendi
Fendi officially announced that Maria Grazia Chiuri has been made the Chief Creative Officer of Fendi a few days ago – she will succeed Kim Jones, who stepped down from the role this October. It’s been six months since Chiuri stepped down as the creative director for Christian Dior, passing the torch on to Loewe…
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Gucci Sales Plunge 25% as Kering Struggles to Regain Momentum
Kering, the French luxury group behind Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, and Balenciaga, delivered another sobering earnings update in Q2. Group revenues fell 15% year-on-year to €3.7 billion, while operating income dropped 39% to €969 million. But the headline figure came from Gucci itself, sales slumped 25% to €1.46 billion, making it the most significant drag on Kering’s…
