London-based designer Feng Chen Wang is celebrating the power of community as well as her Chinese heritage with her Fall/Winter 2023 collection.First making its debut during Paris Fashion Week earlier this year, the range employ traditional motifs like the Chinese knot as well as her grandparents' blankets, infusing her garments with a rich sense of history and tradition. Knit bralettes boast intricate, interwoven designs right at their very center. Purposefully tangled fabric appears in the for...

Who What Wear editors are true shopping experts. When reading their stories, I'm always inspired by the cool finds our team has uncovered, so I made it a habit to tap them to find out which items are on their radar at any given moment. You'll find plenty of chats about the latest fashion discoveries in my Slack messages. Curious about what my fellow editors found so far this month? I'm sharing their top finds below. With our various personal styles, these picks range from minimal and trend...

A Roege Hove marked one of Copenhagen Fashion Week's first Spring/Summer 2024 showcases this season and despite the torrential downpour, it did not disappoint.Offering a masterclass in textile manipulation, the brand continued to showcase its signature fabrics in new proportions, playing with opacity, color and shape. Surprisingly wearable, the SS24 collection featured a range of tops, dresses, skirts and shorts, blending fuzzy fabrics with glittering lurex and sheer tulle-like materials.Arrivin...

HEAT, the fashion world's go-to luxury mystery box brand, is launching its newest solo brand box, this time teaming up with Charaf Tajer's Casablanca.Offering a curated selection of summer essentials, the exclusive box will feature a range of menswear and womenswear styles spanning Casablanca's seasonal heroes. Including printed silk shirts, tracksuits, eyewear and sneakers, the new boxes will land across two tiers -- similar to past releases -- which include the standard box at £299 ($390 USD)...