Fashion Week
Clothes from real life, polished into that more luxurious and arresting.
Read moreLeading agents share the Kiwi models they predict will make major strides.
Read moreDan Ahwa summarises the week that was.
Read moreSimbarashe Cha captures the distinct and diverse ensembles at the inaugural fashion event.
Read moreStandout street style from Sydney’s fashion flock.
Read moreWhen a beloved Wellington handbag brand met Gabriella Pereira’s discreet collection.
Read moreThe Auckland-based creative lets us into the lead-up of his grand Sydney debut.
Read moreYilan Hua is a leader in the pack of a new generation of Chinese supermodels.
Read moreGet ready for a vibe shift.
Read moreDesigners made their case for what girl power looks like now.
Read moreThe fashion label wanted to cast middle-aged (and up) women in a runway show.
Read moreAward-winning hairstylist Michael Beel shares his daily diary on the ground at NYFW.
Read moreOn that history-making Maison Margiela show, and other costumes of the very, very rich.
Read moreWhy the actor has caught the eye of fashion brands.
Read moreWhat to wear on the red carpet? Ideas for celebs looking for the clean and the chaotic.
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Sometimes, what you see can make you think.
The designer has become the muse of the season.
Bottega Veneta takes some winning risks; Versace goes spelunking in the archives.
Sabato De Sarno’s first collection arrives. Think of it as a breeze of change.
He changed the fashion house — and our material expectations.
Why would Dilara Findikoglu cancel her runway show at the last minute?
Referential looks and teensy bags, sturdy denim and tulle confections.
At New York Fashion Week, the clothes become camouflage.
What does the famed American fashion company have that younger brands are chasing?
Shao took a novel approach to attracting an audience for its debut.
A medley of great looks that captured our attention.
Why are the models wearing stockings over their shoes?
From pearl embellishments to towering topknots, this year’s runways had it all.
The coterie of invisible influencers has a prerogative: help shape what we wear now.