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Schiaparelli: Ready-To-Wear AW25
For Schiaparelli AW25, Daniel Roseberry took us deep into the heart of Texas, but through a couture-like lens. Titled Lone Star, the collection was poised as a love letter to powerful women – those who dress for themselves, not the male gaze. And let’s be honest, if you’re wearing a duster coat with sculptural shoulders or a cowboy boot reimagined in polished gold, you’re definitely not looking for anyone’s approval.
Hodakova: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Hodakova’s AW25 collection didn’t just hit the high notes – it composed an entirely new symphony of style. The show was a masterclass in surrealism, deconstruction and playful irreverence, turning fashion into wearable performance art. Case in point? The cello dress that closed the show – a full-sized instrument sculpted into an ensemble, proving that fashion doesn’t just come off the rack, but off the music stand too.
Rabanne: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Julien Dossena called it Contain and Release; an apt title for an offering that unfolded like a masterclass in controlled chaos. Precious, primal and powerfully precise, his AW25 Rabanne collection worked to explore the interplay between restraint and liberation, presenting a sophisticated fusion of materials, shapes and colours. Dossena, ever the alchemist, played with opposites throughout.
David Koma: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Fresh from his Blumarine creative director debut, David Koma returns to his namesake label with a collection that feels as celebratory as it is sculptural. Marking the brand’s 15th anniversary, AW25 is a masterclass in shape – cut sharp, blown up, pared-back and polished. Referencing darling 1950s silhouettes and couture codes, Koma modernises classic forms through unexpected fabric juxtapositions and embroidery with an edge (literally).
Dries Van Noten: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Company insider Julian Klausner made his Dries Van Noten runway debut yesterday, and the collection he served up felt like a lesson in quiet reinvention. The first creative director to take the reins after the brand’s founder stepped down in March last year, Klausner took a carefully considered and pared-back approach to reinterpreting Mr Van Noten’s recognisable design codes whilst tapping into an air of sophisticated opulence that felt new.
Off-White: Ready-To-Wear AW25
Under Ib Kamara’s creative direction, Off-White remains a brand in motion – always leaning forward and always recalibrating its relationship with the future. For AW25, that future arrived in form of State of Resistance, a collection that turned a dimly lit dome into an arena of mechanised precision that felt equal parts motorsport and modern uniform. Opening to the sounds of beating drums that then softened, out stepped a series of neoprene and nylon ensembles.
Boost Lab Is The Australian Beauty Brand Prioritising Aging Skin
Boost Lab is the best-selling Australian skincare brand on a mission to save your skin – armed with science-backed serums and a whole lot of honesty. Unlike other brands promising age reversing results, Boost Lab is clear it’s not The Substance, nor trying to be anything like that. Instead, Boost Lab is all about embracing mature skin – targeting women 40 plus – and giving it the boost it deserves. Plus, now that it has officially launched in the UK, it’s even more accessible than before.
Chloé: Ready-To-Wear AW25
She called it The Evolution Collection and AW25 marked a new era of sorts for Chemena Kamali. “I felt that moving forward is just as important as honouring the past,” said the designer who is digging deeper into the Chloé girl state of mind.
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Charlie Jimenez performing 'Bardo' PERFORMANCE Bardo by Charlie Jimenez for art collective Ethereal Maison Movement artist Charlie Jimenez is back. After collaborating with FKA Twigs for her Sotheby's residency, they're performing for Ethereal Maison. The Myth and Magic of Odin’s hunt and Pagan rituals unfurl as Jimenez's imagination splits across worlds.
Come Along To The AW25 Chloe Show With Pop Sensation Mabel
“Wearing Chloé makes me feel light and ethereal,” says British-Swedish singer and songwriter Mabel, who attended the brand’s AW25 runway earlier today. Over the years the Don’t Call Me Up singer has proven herself to be a front row darling, with her attendance noted at shows across all four corners of the fashion world. A longtime fan of Chloé, she sat front row to see the flurry of elegantly frothy designs masterminded by creative director Chemena Kamali.
Acne Studios: Ready-To-Wear AW25
If Acne Studios is a dab hand at one thing, it’s raking in a front row chock-a-block with cool girls, and sending clothes down the runway that’ll have them eagerly clutching at their shiny credit cards.
Ten's To See: 'Sleight Of The Canopy' By Nina Ogden At Incubator
With a single step into a quiet room, its walls empty except for the framed painting in front of you, you feel as if you’ve been transported to a sun-dappled glade. Leaves, their veins all apparent, flowers in full bloom, twisting branches, flickering light. Except you’re still inside Incubator, the Chiltern Street gallery that uplifts emerging fine artists; you’ve simply become immersed in a Nina Ogden masterpiece.
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