Moving beyond domestic accolades, the Japanese government pushes for an international award ceremony to honor worldwide creators and reclaim sovereignty over its biggest export. For …

Intersecting traditional haute couture craftsmanship with raw, windswept landscapes, Maria Grazia Chiuri turns her latest voyage into a cinematic exploration of heritage and freedom. For Dior’s Cruise …

Fusing Italian high-alpine engineering with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s legendary lightning bolts, the ultimate trail-to-street crossover hits the pavement. When ROA Hiking—the Italian technical footwear label born at …

Rejecting linear autobiography, the cinematic iconoclast announces ‘Material Evidence’—a sensory inventory tracing memory through a wooden leg, a photograph, and an old sweatshirt. If anyone …

Marking her first UK presentation in eight years, the pioneering conceptual artist lands at Hauser & Wirth with ‘Previous & Ongoing’—an icy, multi-medium confrontation with …

Decades of ripped Parisian posters and deconstructed urban typography land in Anthony Vaccarello’s subversive rive gauche sanctuary. In the heart of Paris’s 7th arrondissement, Saint Laurent …

Trading synthetic sprays for old-school paraffin and beeswax, the outdoor giant introduces customizable, hand-waxed weatherproofing to its newest high-spec outerwear. In an era dominated by …

From subterranean well shafts to talking cats, a major new immersive adaptation brings the Japanese literary icon’s dreamlike realism to the West End stage. Few …

Spanning 42 works built across a decade of research, the artist’s record-breaking debut traces the shadow life of an unnamed federal agent along Frank Lloyd …

Merging archival outerwear experimentation with cinematic storytelling, the Italian luxury titan subverts traditional heritage campaigns by bringing its legendary silhouettes to the big screen. For …

Setting melted Azerbaijani carpets against Prince Charming’s feverish cries, Acne Studios’ SS27 runway fuses courtly Renaissance decadence with raw, lacquered indigo. If there is one …

Mashing hyper-technical fabric innovation with raw indigo, the compass-badge giant subverts workwear heritage through garment dyeing, metallic coatings, and extreme material treatment. When Stone Island tackles a …

Stripping back decades of street-style dilution, the outdoor giant returns to 1992 expedition roots with ultra-heavyweight down, boxy vintage proportions, and archive color blocking. Few …

Rebranding the long-running Abu Dhabi Art fair into a global power move, the art market titan descends on Manarat Al Saadiyat with 84 international galleries, …

Over 529 pages of text fragments, unfiltered drawings, and candid photography, artist Willehad Eilers, better known to many by his pseudonym Wayne Horse, isn’t offering …

Under Rei Kawakubo’s creative direction, the iconic Japanese Ikebana iconoclast turns flowers into raw, visceral matter where beauty and decay collide. To standard floral design, …

In their third major link-up, Levi’s and sacai fuse Japanese architectural reconstruction with rigid selvedge, proves that the staple blue jean is far from finished. …

Four decades of compass badges, radical textile innovation, and subcultural holy grails take over London’s premier department store. For the global cult of Stoney heads, casuals, …

Staging a visceral dialogue with Marshall’s monumental ‘The Histories’, the performance artist weaponizes endurance, ritual, and physical vulnerability to challenge how Black bodies occupy museum …

Evoking the gritty romance of a sea-bound voyage, Everard Best and Tela D’Amore blend technical outerwear, distressed denim, and ornate embroidery. For Who Decides War, garments …

Giuseppe Palmisano, also known as iosonopipo, is an Italian photographer and visual artist whose work moves between photography, performance, theatre and the surreal. Known for …

Before becoming one of the most-watched porn stars in the world, Elly Clutch was modeling in her small hometown while studying communications and business in …

Former 032c visionaries unpack the mechanics of self-design and digital performativity in a razor-sharp popup exhibition titled ‘SELF™’. When the global fashion circus descends upon …

Hidden inside Battersea Power Station, the tech giant’s 600-capacity Apple Music Hall trades stadium bloat for Spatial Audio intimacy and 16-camera live streaming. Forget standard …

Taking over New York for Armory Week, the Brooklyn mischief-makers unveil ‘MOTOMORPHOSIS’—a high-voltage collision of automotive engineering, 3D glitchecore, and absurd formalism. When MSCHF decides to tackle …

Alejandra Moros (b. 2000, Miami, FL) utilizes painting, drawing, and found objects to explore themes of transformation, science fiction, and adaptation, stemming from an interest …

In a culture obsessed with rapid-fire imagery and algorithmic noise, Amar Kanwar asks us to do the most radical thing possible: stop, sit in the dark, and …

In an era of relentless hyper-globalization and rapid social decay, The Metropolitan Museum of Art has handed over its revered Fifth Avenue niches to one of contemporary …

Streetwear has long asserted itself as modern culture’s dominant visual language, but Tremaine Emory has always pushed the medium further—using denim as a canvas for historical reckoning, cultural …

Keith Hufnagel’s skate legacy collides with Fruit of the Loom for a stripped-back, Japanese-exclusive capsule that elevates everyday staples. In an era of hyper-designed streetwear …