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Lucie and Luke Meier have long been known to champion artists, making it no surprise they've called on long-standing Jil Sander collaborator Chris Rhodes to photograph the brand's A/W 22 collection for 'Macro'.

Created in collaboration with Birkenstock 1774, the new style by Jerry Lorenzo was inspired by the hillsides of Los Angeles.

With 'recession-core' on the rise can we expect a more austre couture season or will it remain ostentatious? Here's your guide to the couture shows.

Working with Natacha Ramsay-Levi, Isaac Reina, Kostas Murkudis and Bianca Saunders, the pioneering platform is innovating leatherwear.

The Chloé creative director has taken to the streets of Seoul to expand her designs overseas and debut her eponymous line.

Designed by i-D’s Jonny Lu, Mia by Aries features intimate portraits of the Lebanese model as part of the brand’s A/W 23 preview campaign.

Using AR technology the newly launched app allows users to try on, browse and buy fashion NFTs.

The eight-piece collection celebrates the Italy-based label’s innovative approach to garments, while also nodding to its integral ties to underground music culture.

With the loss of some of fashion's biggest names last year including Issey Miyake, Thierry Mugler, and Vivienne Westwood, this season lets put the spotlight on the burgeoning talents ready to take up the mantle.

Unveiled at the tail end of Milan Fashion Week, the Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY A/W 23 runway show marked the beginning of a new chapter for the fashion brand. The designer spoke to editor Hetty Mahlich to tell us more.

Explicit, suggestive and downright sexy, the avant-garde work on Steven Klein has been published in the image-maker's first monograph, challenging the conventions of the printed page.

Partnering up with The Woolmark Company, the Italian brand has unveiled an exclusive Merino wool kit for the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli sailing team.

The artistic, colour-savvy world of Marni has merged with CARHARTT WIP, offering 'an original point of view on contemporary daywear' that will leave many well-dressed hipsters rejoicing in this one-off partnership.

In signature Givenchy style, the house's S/S 23 menswear campaign sits halfway between savoir-faire tailoring and Matthew M. Williams' off-duty street style, continuing the deep connection between the brand and inspiring creatives who wear its clothes.

The designer is presenting his Neolithic inspired collection with an exhibition in East London this weekend.

The Korean Ministry of Culture and the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) are currently staging the KOCCA Metaverse Fashion Festival, showcasing the best in Korean digital fashion.

In typical SHOWstudio style, we've scoured far and wide to find the most talented illustrators to interpret our latest fashion coverage for the upcoming A/W 23 menswear and S/S 23 haute couture shows. Get to know them here.

Florence and Milan have long been menswear meccas that have inspired international talent to make the pilgrimage and this season is no different as an influx of British talent gets ready to shake things up.

To celebrate the Year of the Rabbit, the Italian heritage brand enlisted Jess Jing Zou to create a poetic fashion film all about the journey home.

Shot by David Sims, the S/S 23 menswear campaign references the work of painter William Nicholson and photographer George Platt Lynes.

First announced at the S/S 23 womenswear show in September, the voyeuristic short film by the Danish director is now available online.

A collection of fashion, sculpture, and print, the multi-hyphenate creative is showcasing a behind the scenes look at her creative process with NICOLE ZISMAN: Artist Book I.

The revolutionary retailer commissioned artists to create original works inspired by celebrating moments big and small.

Guest designed by Californian creative Eli Russell Linnetz, the collection bridges the aesthetics of Paris and Los Angeles.