Every season, there are those few colors that pop up again and again, on fashion week runways, on all the Instagram it-girls and inevitably: our For You Pages. During the Fall/Winter 2023 season, it was shades like peach fuzz and bright red that dominated our feeds and for Spring/Summer 2024 -- there was a new hue in town.Butter yellow began to steal the limelight, evidenced by fashion week collections from Jacquemus, Bottega Veneta, LOEWE and Paloma Wool -- to name a few. So far, it's arrived i...

Matthieu Blazy is ready to rediscover the joy of power dressing. In the past, Blazy's deliberate world building through Bottega Veneta has allowed us to travel to the south of Italy and even globetrot around the world. Now, for Spring/Summer 2025, the brand invites us on a coming-of-age story, dedicated to the inner child. Blazy shares in the show notes: "As a kid, there is the adventure of the everyday – there's a feeling that anything could happen, no matter how fantastical and we are not so...

The creative directors of The Attico, Giorgia Tordini and Gilda Ambrosio, both recently went through heartbreak. For their Spring/Summer 2025 show at Milan Fashion Week they opted to translate this experience into a collection which explores strength in fragility. They told us backstage: "It's a metaphor. We wanted to explore the feelings of fragility this season. This arose from a very personal story, that both of us have been through at the same time ---heartbreak.  Usually heartbreak is some...

The Ready-To-Wear sub-brand of Maison Margiela, MM6 just showed at Milan Fashion Week. For Spring/Summer 2025, the brand stuck to its monochromatic signature – black and white, cracked and painted-over – created with the sweltering heat of summer in mind. In other words, channelling the brat summer that has just been in many ways.The brand has clearly demonstrated that indie sleaze club culture is back and more vibrant than ever through its set design, soundtrack and most notably, the collec...