The exhibition “Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986–2005” at MAK Vienna explores the designer’s radical vision between fashion, art, and minimalist culture.
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At the Austrian Fashion Awards 2025, five designers supported by the Start Scholarships Fashion 2024 take center stage—merging artistry, activism and style in a bold new direction for Austrian fashion.
WHITE Milano (September 25–28, 2025) presents global brands, new formats, and the first RLC Fashion Summit in Milan – the hotspot for the future of womenswear.
Extravagance, humor, and artisanal craftsmanship – the French fashion label Weinsanto is bringing a fresh perspective to the industry. Designer Victor Weinsanto, a former dancer and student of Jean-Paul Gaultier, blends theatricality with wearable couture. His collections are bold, playful, and always make a statement.
From workshop to runway: Japan’s workwear avantgarde transforms functionality into poetry and craftsmanship into modern philosophy.
In the realm of fashion, Thom Browne is more than a designer – he is a curator of contradictions, a conductor between precision and spectacle, a voice redefining uniformity.
Bold colors, daring patterns, unconventional cuts – Essentiel Antwerp embraces "Mood Boosting" fashion that is all about fun and spreading good vibes.
The Spring-Summer 2025 campaign by Louis Vuitton merges fashion and art in a unique composition. House ambassadors Saoirse Ronan and Lisa are portrayed as contemporary figures within the atmospheric paintings of French conceptual artist Laurent Grasso.
A conversation with Austrian designer Edwina Hörl on fashion as a space for thought – between Europe and Japan, philosophy and daily life, fabric and attitude.
The Austrian Fashion Awards 2025 celebrate bold design and Austria’s emerging fashion talents – a night of innovation, vision and international flair.
Maxhosa Africa is a renowned South African fashion label founded in 2010 by designer Laduma Ngxokolo. The brand is best known for its unique knitwear, which fuses traditional Xhosa patterns with contemporary design. Ngxokolo's vision was to create modern clothing that reflects the cultural identity and heritage of the Xhosa people.
Thebe Magugu is more than a fashion designer—he is a cultural storyteller, a visionary, and a trailblazer for Africa’s fashion scene. At just 30 years old, the South African has stepped onto the global stage, demonstrating how tradition, innovation, and sustainability can harmoniously converge. But what makes his work so exceptional, and why is he considered a beacon of hope for African fashion design?
