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Dior has teamed up with 2019 LVMH Prize winner Thebe Magugu on a capsule collection in support of the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP).
At Lagos’s spring/summer 2023 shows, street-stylers are putting their best foot (clad in Bottega boots) forward. Guests are bringing the drama in head-to-toe monochromatic looks in bold colourways, as well as lots of ruffles, fur, and textures. Follow along as Stephen Tayo shoots the best fashion from Lagos Fashion Week.
Open world gaming platform Roblox has published a new report in which it has evaluated the current trends and possible future behaviours of its 50 million strong user base and their relationship with digital fashion. The 2022 Metaverse Fashion Trend Report comes as part of a new collaboration between Roblox and Parsons School of Design, which worked with the platform on researching and collecting the data.
Dominated by the 90's and 2YK trends, the denim wardrobe for spring/summer 2023 has not lost its variety, with looks that spread over a wide range of pieces and styles. From cowboy chaps to modern grunge, here are the trends that will dominate the upcoming summer season.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion have been hot topics in fashion for the past several years, ranging from the representation of more plus-size models to hiring more minority talent.
While London grapples with a scaled-back fashion week in light of the Queen’s death on 8 September, New York’s spring/summer 2023 shows rumble on. There’s been torrential downpour (Tommy Hilfiger), sun-dappled bucolic gardens (Eckhaus Latta and Collina Strada), and all the city’s usual grittiness in between. Here, the standout shows that have kicked off the season with talking-point looks.
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