Simon Miller Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Chelsea Hansford has resumed her globetrotting tendencies for Simon Miller’s spring 2025 collection, this time landing in Acapulco, Mexico. The offering is standard fare for the Los Angeles-based brand, filled with knit sets, button-through linens, asymmetrical neck- and hemlines, and fringe galore. While raffia is a year-round staple in the
Sachin & Babi Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
The key idea at Sachin & Babi this season was “elevated day dressing,” explained Babi Ahluwalia of the spring collection she made with her husband. The pair have a proper hold on the evening market, she said, so now “there is more confidence to pursue more categories beyond that focus.”
Rachel Comey Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
New York Fashion Week’s most charming conversation piece didn’t walk down a runway. Rachel Comey, who didn’t put on a show this season, has turned the Personals section of the New York Review of Books into a playful print. A fuzzed out version of the sexy classified ads decorates a
Attachment Tokyo Fall 2025 Collection
Attachment is known for its bracing minimalism, but increasingly the brand’s draw is that it infuses this aesthetic austerity with sensuality. At its fall show, which took place at dusk in an industrial warehouse in Tokyo, designer Koki Enomoto continued his minimalist-but-kind-of-sexy mission (think of it as Japanese menswear’s answer
Giovanna Flores Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Giovanna Flores’s fall collection began in an unlikely place—with mops. “I’ve worked with rope before and I’ve always thought these mops were pretty, so I was playing around with them on the mannequin,” she explained during a recent appointment at her Brooklyn apartment. Flores had taken to sometimes replacing the
Pamella Roland Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
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Heirlome Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
In New York, tonal dressing and soft-to-the-touch fabrics have predominated this season. Heirlome, the brand founded by Stephanie Suberville Rodriguez (designer) and Jeffrey Axford (CEO) in 2022, engages with those trends—but with a point of difference. Each Heirlome collection features partnerships with artisans in Rodriguez’s native Mexico and elsewhere. Rodriguez
Luar Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Raul Lopez named his Luar fall 2025 collection Pato. In Spanish, pato means duck, as in the bird, but in some parts of Latin America, such as Puerto Rico, it’s a homophobic slur. “I wanted to reclaim that word,” said Lopez in his studio the day before his show took
Coach Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Back in 1996, British designer Stuart Vevers came to New York for the first time and was blown away by the East Village skate and street culture that was so infamously chronicled in Larry Clark’s Kids, a movie which came out a year earlier than his visit and gifted us
Elena Velez Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
This season Velez imagined the tempteresses luring the unsuspecting into the dark or the deep falling into three into three distinct types, which she described in a pre-show interview. They are rhe Captain’s Daughter, representing “the more demure and virginal [woman], the kind of ethereal and sweet moments that we
