Pucci – Immersed In Very Vivva

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Introducing the new Pucci summer fashion campaign, showcasing the latest collection from Camille Miceli and featuring the stunning Vittoria Ceretti as the face of the campaign. Inspired by 70s shapes and patterns, the collection bursts with vibrant blues, purples, and greens evocative of summer skies and lush landscapes. The iconic Vivara print takes centre stage, reimagined as a geometric organic design that ties in elements of the earth. From swimwear to printed dresses, the Vivara print adds a touch of elegance to every outfit. Accessories like ‘yummy shoulder bag’ complement the collection, completing the look with effortless style and sophistication. Get ready to embrace the spirit of summer with Pucci’s latest campaign, embodied by the timeless beauty of Vittoria Ceretti. 

Metallics For Rabanne

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Introducing the new Rabanne summer fashion campaign, showcasing bold silhouettes and metallics that shimmer in gold and silver hues. From short, flowy metallic skirts to cropped tops, the collection exudes radiance. Featuring an iconic 1969 metallic bag, the campaign epitomizes the spirit of effortless glamour. Modelled by the stunning Mona Tougaard, the campaign invites you to embrace the allure of metallics and make a statement with every step. Get ready to shine bright this summer with Rabanne’s latest collection. 

‘Kendall & Friends’ – Tommy Hilfiger

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The new Tommy Hilfiger summer fashion campaign, featuring the iconic Kendall Jenner as the latest addition to the Tommy family. Titled ‘Kendall & Friends’, the campaign captures the essence of classic American style with a modern twist. Photographed by Renell Medrano, the campaign celebrates the brand’s heritage while embracing innovation and budding talent. From reimagined trench coats to versatile polo shirts, the Spring 2024 collection embodies Tommy Hilfiger’s timeless aesthetic with a contemporary edge. 

Classic trench coats are paired with laid-back fabric choices, while denim and sportswear receive an elevated touch in terms of styling. Additionally, stripes are reimaged in endless ways. The timeless polo shirt and polo dress are also reimaged, highlighting their versatility. 

Irina Shayk For Missoni

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The Missoni summer fashion campaign for Spring/Summer 2024, starring the captivating Irina Shayk. The campaign unveils a world of boundless possibilities as Irina is surrounded by mirrors, showcasing the collection’s intricate details from multiple perspectives. Each reflection captures the vibrant colours and patterns of the garments. The interplay of lights accentuates the textures and motifs, juxtaposing tradition with avant-garde elements. With shapes, fabrics, and colours exuding spontaneous sensuality, the campaign embodies the essence of joy within fashion. 

‘Heaven’ By Marc Jacobs

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The Marc Jacobs summer fashion campaign for Spring 2024 titled “Heaven by Marc Jacobs,” seamlessly blends contemporary style with nostalgic charm. Alongside returning musician Ice Spice and Hayley Williams, Solange captivates with her bold fashion statements and individuality.

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Photographed by Zamar Velez, the collection is a vibrant fusion of past and present, with each piece telling its unique story. From denim mini skirts to pastel-coloured printed dresses, the campaign embodies youthful rebellion and carefree confidence, inviting you to embrace your true self with every outfit. 

The New DGEyewear Campaign – Dolce & Gabbana

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Introducing the Dolce & Gabbana’s Summer Fashion Campaign for Spring Summer 2024, captured by renowned photographer Mert Alas and featuring the iconic American singer-songwriter Miley Cyrus and actor-model Matthew Noszka. Set against the backdrop of a Los Angeles studio, the campaign effortlessly embodies the allure of the “morning after,” blending glamour with audacity in a series of captivating images. From the ultra-feminine shapes of the DG Crystal collection adorned with crystals to the bold reinterpretations of the timeless DG Sharped sunglass line, each frame exudes strong personality and elegance. The DG Mirror Logo range offers statement-making style for men, while the DG Sharped unisex sunglass extends the collection’s allure with bold temples and vibrant colour options for a confident expression of individuality. 

‘Bou’ By Ganni

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GANNI unveils its Spring/Summer 2024 campaign, titled “Bou,” featuring Kai-Isaiah Jamal, Peng Chang, and Tess Carter, captured by photographer Charlotte Wales, and styled by Vanessa Reid. Against a muted backdrop, GANNI’s vibrant animal prints take centre stage, complemented by the dainty GANNI Bou bag showcased throughout the campaign. From figure-hugging leopard print dresses to colour-soaked carriers paired with denim jackets, the campaign exudes a playful yet sophisticated aesthetic. Models lounging on rounded beanbags and donning leather knee-length dresses, this captured the essence of GANNI’s unique style. 

The GAP Linen Collection Summer 2024 Campaign

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Gap’s Summer Fashion Campaign for Spring 2024 celebrates the vibrant spirit of fashion, music, and dance, with the Linen Collection serving as the focal point. GRAMMY Award-winning artist Tyla leads the charge, infusing the campaign with her distinctive style and authenticity. The Linen Collection takes centre stage, showcasing Gap’s iconic silhouettes crafted from signature linen for effortless style and comfort. From the Linen Cropped Boyfriend Shirt to the 365 Linen-Blend Trouser, each piece embodies the ethos of free-flowing movement and versatility. Styled with linen and linen-blend items, the campaign emphasises individuality and personal expression, encouraging wearers to embrace their unique style while staying comfortable and chic. 

Ferragamo SS24 Campaign: Embracing Elegance And Empowerment

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In Ferragamo’s Spring-Summer 2024 campaign, elegance intertwines with empowerment in a narrative celebrating femininity and individuality. Led by visionary Maximilian Davis, the campaign stars the ethereal Natalia Vodianova, captured through the lens of Italian artist Vanina Sorrenti. This collection harmonises cultural influences, inter-twining Caribbean laid-back allure with refined Italian simplicity against vibrant backdrops. Accessories, like the azure Hug bag and the modern cage heel, reflect Ferragamo’s blend of tradition and modernity. Natalia Vodianova’s presence embodies Ferragamo’s principles, reflecting empowerment in every image. 

Written By Gabriella Neocleous

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Ester Manas is a brand focused on inclusivity and sustainability, founded in 2019 by Belgian duo Ester Manas and Balthazar Delepierre. They have received acclaim from the H&M Design Award, the Hyères Festival, the ANDAM Prize and the LVMH Prize, and have been described as “the most size-inclusive brand at fashion week” by the New York Times. If Lizzo is a fan, so are we! Pieces are made from mostly dead stock and upcycled fabrics to ensure sustainability, making Ganni a good partner as they have goals to reduce carbon emissions, switch to 100% recyclable packaging, and promote rental clothing. 

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Ganni is a Danish fashion brand founded as a cashmere line by Frans Truelsen in 2000. It has since transformed to focus on ready-to-wear pieces with a minimalist, ‘cool girl’ Scandinavian style seen on celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Bella Hadid. Ganni has previously faced criticism for a lack of larger sizes and only going up to a US 12, but extended sizes to make way for collaborations with Juicy Couture, Levis, and plus-size retailer 11 Honoré. 

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Together, they have created a size-inclusive resort collection consisting of 16 pieces in sizes EU32–EU52. The capsule captures the quintessential holiday vibes with cropped t-shirts, colourful dresses, and fun bikinis for any body type. Talking to I-D Magazine, Ditte Reffstrup, Creative Director of Ganni, said they wanted to “conjure that mood you’re in when you’re going on a holiday, and everything feels so light and joy-filled” as well as something that “exuded a sense of feeling confident and sexy in your own skin”. The collection is also manufactured in an eco-friendly manner, using materials like organic cotton, recycled polyamide, and recycled polyester mesh.

Here are some of our favourite pieces from the collab: 

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Odile Gautreau wears the Ganni x Ester Manas mesh off-the-shoulder gather dress in port royale. 

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Mizzie Maz wears the Ganni X Ester Manas string swimsuit with diamanté emblem for the launch dinner in Paris.

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Model Cevas stuns in the Ganni x Ester Manas Relaxed Jersey T-shirt in bright white.

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Maxie wears the Ganni x Ester Manas mesh halter neck gather dress in black. 

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13^th-17^th of Jan 

The best of luxury Italian fashion’s AW 23 men’s collections will be showcasing as of tomorrow. Returning fashion giants Gucci, Giorgio Armani and Prada, will reveal their latest designs and we are hyped. From the 13^th through to the 17^th of January the streets of Milan will be crawling with fashionistas, models and designers. The city will be transformed as the beginning of the fashion calendar kicks off. Let’s go! 

What will be happening? Milan Men’s Fashion Week this year is going to be one to remember as a lot of changes within creative teams have happened since the most previous SS 23 shows. For example, this will be a monumental show for Gucci as this is their first time showcasing a collection since creative director, Alessandro Michele, stepped down. This leaves exciting opportunities for the brand to reinvent their ways, as Marco Bizzarri will be running the show, quite literally. Milan will also host to Andrea Guerra as the CEO of Prada for the first time. Miuccia Prada and husband Patrizio Bertelli stepped down as the co-CEO’s late last year which was marked as an end of an era for the fashion house. So, it is a fair assumption to say this year’s Milan Men’s is definitely going to an iconic fashion week for more than one reason.   

Fashion houses which have us on our toes for their upcoming debuts during Milan Fashion Week are Etro and Giorgio Armani. Marco De Vincenzo will be showing his first menswear with Etro and expectations are high. The direction for his AW 23 is unpredictable and that means anticipation is building everywhere. Giorgio Armani will be showcasing their ideas for AW 23 menswear during their shows on Monday the 16^th of January. A brand with a rich heritage, they are no stranger to Milan Fashion Week, however always manage to make a statement with their shows. We expect this year will be no different and are excited to see their creative vision on the future of fashion.  

Keep up-to-date as the new trends are unveiled for AW 23.  

Copenhagen is Calling, and we are Picking Up on the First Ring 

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Scandanavian styles have been trending for years and they have graciously earned their way into the limelight, which we are buzzed about. At the end of this month your socials will be dominated with Scandi fits which will be strutting down the runways of Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW). We are super excited to see the emerging Danish designers showcase their work as well as well-known Scandi brands such as Ganni. 29 shows will showcase the best Denmark fashion has to offer, along with featured talks and events. So, be sure to save the dates, as you will not want to miss the trends coming our way on the 31^st of January to the 3^rd of February.  

This is the first season which has set sustainability standards which brands participating in the week must meet. A minimum of 18 requirements must be met by the brands who are showcasing. This means CPHFW is putting sustainability at the heart of their shows this year. This is a huge step in the fashion industry as CPHFW are leading the way for positive global change regarding the future of fashion weeks. Requirements include brands producing a zero-waste status from show production and there must be no use of single-use packaging. People are equally as important in brand sustainability as the planet, which is why brands must have good working conditions and fair pay throughout their supply chains, as well as a diverse and equal hiring system.  

So, the question remains, who are these brands who are going above and beyond with their sustainability measures? Or most importantly, who are we most buzzed for? 

(di)vision 

“Create from what already is”- a sustainable mantra for a sustainable brand. This young brand, and we mean young, was developed only back in 2018 by siblings Nanna and Simon Wick. Despite their short brand lifetime, they are seriously killing it and are returning again this year to showcase their AW 23 designs at CPHFW. Forward thinking and genderless, this is a brand we are looking forward to seeing at CPHFW as well as future events. 

Ganni 

No surprise that we are hella hyped for Ganni to show off what they have been working on. The label which we love for their cool designs and diversity will have their returning spot on the final day of the fashion packed week. Not only will they be on the final day, they are the closing show which will wrap up the whole ensemble of runways… no pressure there! We have faith…after all, it’s Ganni we are talking about.  

A.Roege Hove 

The conceptual knitwear brand which describes itself as ‘effortless and extravagant’, a concept which may seem contradictory, or contrasting at the least. This brand is right up our street and the collection they will be showing for AW 23 at CPHFW is unpredictable. As an experimental and visionary brand, A.Roege Hove, will surely give us a lot to think about post-show. Excited to see their take on the fashion for the upcoming season.  

There is no hiding our excitement for the next few weeks. A jampacked January of trends and a fashion filled February is ahead of us, and it all kicks off tomorrow!

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Starting off, we present the second collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Yayoi Kusama. The French label has once again partnered with the Japanese pop artist to bring a collection which embodies the very best of art and fashion. Releasing this month, the capsule collection comes ten years after their first venture. First showcasing the collaboration at their Cruise 2023 runway, we can expect to see classic LV handbags with Kusama’s infamous polka-dot prints. The iconic monogramed styles of the luxury fashion house will be reimagined in new ways with Kusama’s artistic influence. 

The whole collaboration is so playful. The website allows viewers to interact with the art as the mouse tool transforms into a paintbrush, which allows you to paint polka-dots across the screen. Talk about painting the town red, Louis Vuitton has painted the whole city of Tokyo in polka-dots. Tokyo Tower and Shiba Park are included in the collaborative revamp, and if that’s not able to gain hype, we don’t know what would. Pop-up art exhibitions have appeared in the city and digital billboards show the anticipated collaboration. The incredible idea of transforming the capital of the artist’s home, celebrates the partnership as the city becomes an outdoor playground of art and fashion. We can’t rave about it enough and if we were to describe it in one word, it would be fun! Keep your eyes peeled this month for the drop of the Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama collaboration.

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Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama Silhouette Ankle Boots

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama OnTheGo MM Bag

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Infinity Dots Scarf

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Infinity Dots Necklace

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Kirigami Pouch

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Academy Loafers

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Capucines MM Bag

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Psychedelic Flower Dress

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Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama Capucines BB Bag

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Ganni x Ester Manas – Cool And Fierce Collide

Scandinavian sleek meets luxury inclusivity. This collaboration designed for Summer 23 has been kept quite quiet. We were able to receive a sneaky peak during the showing of Ester Manas’s ‘Sunset Body’ collection, and that was enough to have us hooked. This is a fashion partnership which we are very excited to view and are hoping to see more clues in the coming weeks as to what this collection will entail.

What do we know? We know Ganni creates minimalist, cool styles which push the boundaries of street style. We know Ester Manas focuses on body empowerment and inclusivity, producing fierce designs which embody their focus. Their ‘Sunset Body’ collection for beach and swimwear remained true to their brand ethos and featured sexy pieces in radiant colours of pinks, limes and oranges. So, we can imagine the collaboration will not neglect either brand voice and find strength together. As for the clothing, both brands are very different in their style and this is exciting to think about what they will produce. We do predict it will be an incredible partnership and benefit both parties involved.

Savage Fenty x Super Bowl- It’s A Touchdown

Your Super Bowl look is here. Rihanna has officially created a 17 piece collection for watching the game in style. The Game Day collection sizes range from XXS-4XL and feature a number of sporty styles including a varsity jacket and sweatpants. We are very hyped at the two worlds colliding and in doing so creating some iconic pieces. Rihanna fans and sports fans unite as this collection brings you the best of both worlds.

The limited edition collection celebrates American Football and embodies a stylish sports fan aesthetic. Talking colours, the collection comes in ‘Cookie Brown’ and ‘Black Caviar’. On brand with Rihanna, the collection is very cool and we are kind of obsessed.

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Fenty Tube Top

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Fenty Hoodie

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Fenty Sweatpants

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Fendi x Marc Jacobs- Loving The Lunar

In celebration of Lunar New Year, Fendi have brought us some new styles. Their iconic Fendi Roma logo has been reimagined by Marc Jacobs and appears on multiple styles. Classic baguette bags, sweatshirts and even a silk foulard. An exciting creative collaboration with an even more exciting output. The collaboration focuses on the signature colour associated with the Lunar New Year- red. The two-toned collection is fun but also remains classically Fendi.

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Fendi Lunar New Year Capsule Skirt

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Fendi Lunar New Year Baguette Bag

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Fendi Lunar New Year Foulard

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Fendi Lunar New Year Mini Sunshine Shopper

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The brand’s union was not a collaboration we could have predicted – Ganni is synonymous with stripped-back fashions, meanwhile, Juicy Couture is notorious for all-out glam. But, their differences- as Ganni’s creative director Ditte Reffstrup argues- are what makes the collaboration such a ‘fun and fresh’ drop.

To demonstrate this ‘fun and fresh’ ethos, the Miami meets Copenhagen collection brought garments that see Juicy Couture’s traditional velour tracksuits drenched in the playful logos of each brand. The tracksuits feature in a choice of traditional Y2K hues like tan and electric blue that reminisce the looks of Paris Hilton in the early 2000s. The 13-piece collection also features crystal-clad caps and mesh dresses- perfect for staying chic and sustainable this spring.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Ganni drop if the Denmark- based brand didn’t stay faithful to its earth-loving spirit, equally, it would feel wrong to purchase a Juicy drop if it wasn’t a vision of noughties glitz. So, in a compromise of the two brand’s ethos, their pink slogan tee (featuring a giant Y2K love heart and ‘please recycle’ slogan) epitomises everything both labels stand for, creating the ultimate union between the two iconic brands.

Each piece in the collection is made from organic recycled cotton as a part of Ganni’s responsibility game plan. The plan set out to ensure the brand works toward inclusivity, sustainability, and diversity in everything they do. And, after securing collaborations with influential labels like Ahluwalia and now Juicy Couture, it’s inspiring to see Ganni is encouraging the rest of the fashion industry to take on their ethical memo.

So, say goodbye to the days of relying purely on second-hand outlets for your sustainable Y2K fulfilment, this unlikely collaboration means it is now possible to buy brand new noughties pieces that won’t cost the earth!

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GANNI Zip Hoodie

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GANNI Straight Leg Drawstring Sweatpants

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GANNI Logo Cap

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GANNI Ruched Mesh Midi Dress

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The collection comes in sizes 4-24 and includes 10 different designs, showcasing GANNI’s signature style through the floral prints and structured silhouettes. They are responsibly made with low impact recycled materials such as Nylon, Silk and Polyester. Further indicating that GANNI has evolved over the past year, and is on its way to becoming an inclusive and responsible brand. 

The collection is modeled by a diverse range of New York-based upcoming models, including Charlie Reynolds, Diana Verus and Vineeta Seshasai Maruri. GANNI put together a candid IGTV of the models, introducing themselves and the collection through their preferred ways of ‘Self Expression’ in NYC.

Speaking on the collection, GANNI’s creative director Ditte Reffstrup said; “GANNI is not about one look or uniform identity, it’s about confidence and kick-ass energy — and it’s my hope we can continue to share this spirit with more and more people. Everyone is welcome.”

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GANNI PRINTED MESH WRAP DRESS

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GANNI HEAVY SATIN KAFTAN BLACK

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GANNI STRETCH STRIPE BLAZER

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The London-based designer Priya Ahluwalia has made her debut in womenswear by the hand of Ganni, with a party-inspired collection preparing us for the arrival of summer and return to responsible social freedom.

We cannot deny that at first, the collaboration between the two brands surprised us, the partnership between the upcoming menswear fashion label with the global womenswear brand seemed like an unusual match due to their diverse fashion agendas. But once we were presented with the collection concept it all made sense.

The two fashion brands are united by their core value of sustainability, prioritising a manufacturing process that centres on a circular economy and upcycled designs. Ahluwalia and Ganni are outspoken advocates for slow fashion and have been known for the incorporation of responsible and eco-friendly garments into their collections. Therefore, their decision to unite following their common responsible take on fashion resulted in a partnership that represents more than a marketing strategy… It resulted in a collection that re-directs the negative and ‘fast’ trends in the production of fashion, and that demonstrates that for something to be stylish it doesn’t always have to be new.

The collection is made out of 19 pieces created by Nigerian-Indian designer Priya Ahwualia, who used upcycled deadstock fabrics and leftover styles that went unused in Ganni’s 2020 collections (mostly as a result of the Covid-19 lockdowns).

It was not the first time the designer experimented with the inclusion of responsible wear in her design and stylistic vision. In fact, in February 2021 Ahluwalia was announced as the winner of the Elizabeth II Award for Fashion Design, following her incorporation of vintage and waste materials (gathered from different parts of the world) into its designs.

“We have wanted to dive into the world of upcycling and reworking for some time now, in a more structured way. It’s been so inspiring to work with Priya because creating responsibly is at the core of what she does”

Ditte Reffstrup, creative director of Ganni

The upcycled collection with its matching sets, shape-hugging designs, vivid colourway and fun patterns will be available starting from Friday, April 23. You will be able to purchase the party-ready looks, ranging from $100 to $1,350, from both online and in Ganni stores across the world.

But it doesn’t end there, look out for the second Ganni X Ahluwalia capsule expected for later this year, and the confirmed launch of Ahluwalia’s independent womenswear collection.

Sign up to be the first to shop the collaboration’s collection here.

Words By Chiara Ferrari

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At fashion week, there is always something to be said for the fashions beyond the catwalk. The outfits we see on the famous and the fashionable as they swan in and out of the various exclusive presentations become a catwalk outside the catwalk in their own right. And who’s fashion week ‘fits are better to follow better than fashion’s sweetheart, Bella Hadid.

Here are some of Bella’s best ‘off-duty’ fashion week looks and how to get them.

Look 1:

Top: Zara Ribbed top (£3.99)

Trousers: Situationist pleated leather wide-leg pants (£625)

Green Coat: Nellie Studio the leather Mac coat (£450)

Black Coat: Jaded London Black midi coat with black faux fur (£150)

Shoes: Off-white White & Purple Vulcanized Low-Top Sneakers (£175)

Bag: Christian Dior Street Chic tote (£934)

Earrings: Cult Gaia Tortoise earrings (£87)

Sunglasses: Olsen (Brown lens) Rectangular Sunglasses (£100)

Look 2:

Jumper: H&M Fine-knit wool jumper (£24)

Trousers: GANNI Ridgewood slit hem corduroy trousers (£68)

Jacket: Nanushka Cancun vegan leather blazer (£460)

Shoes: MARNI leopard panel chunky loafers (£474)

Bag: VENCZEL Forward Swept Handbag with Large Chain- Black (£845)

Necklace: ALYX Hero Chain (€550)

Sunglasses: GUCCI Square-frame tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses (£240)

Look 3:

Top: CHERRY American classic ribbed tank ($50)

Trousers: ASHLEY WILLIAMS layered tartan straight-leg trousers (£460)

Jacket: ZARA Pleated sleeve blazer (£59.99)

Shoes: CONVERSE x A$AP Nast Jack Purcell Chukka mid-top (£100)

Bag: MARARGENT Pierre Black Leather bag (€360)

Earrings: THEODORA WARRE Gypsy 18kt gole-plated hoop earrings (£127)

Sunglasses: CRAP The paradise machine (£79)

Look 4:

Top: FRENCH CONNECTION le Frenchie cropped t shirt (£25)

Trousers: ZARA zw premium high waist skinny flare astra black jeans (£29.99)

Jacket: ISABEL MARANT Eladim blazer (£765)

Shoes: JORDAN 5 Retro Off-White black (£550)

Bag: LULU GUINNESS Bingo bibi tote ($275)

Earrings: VALET Andrea tortoiseshell resin earrings (£99.60)

Sunglasses: LE SPECS Runways – Black ($59)

Words by Ella Winfiield

Edits by Maggie Dongju Li

Cover by Mehak Jotwani

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The fashion crowd flocked to the capital of Scandi-chic this week for Copenhagen Fashion Week, where cult brands such as Cecilie Bahnsen and Ganni unveiled their Autumn/Winter 2020 collections. From statement prints and candy colours to neutral tones and minimalist silhouettes, take a look at the most covetable collections showcased in the Danish capital.

Selam Fessahaye

Swedish-Eritrean designer Selam Fessahaye used her AW20 show as a platform to champion diversity, as the only black designer at CPHFW, sending models of different races down the runway for one of the most diversely casted shows in the history of the city’s fashion week. The show opened with a barefoot model waltzing down the catwalk in a voluminous floor-filling taffeta skirt and matching bralet with a single puff sleeve, her hair adorned with traditional Eritrean golden headpieces in in tribute to Fessahaye’s Eritrean heritage. Myriad prints from leopard to baroque florals took form in exaggerated silhouettes and textures, with everything from an oversized kiwi print two-piece to a trailing maxi dress made up of waves of pleated tulle. Later on, a trench coat-cum-gown was printed with kaleidoscopic images of a woman holding a machine gun, symbolising women fighting for the liberation of Eritrea and reinforcing the show’s striking message of female strength.

Helmstedt

Emile Helmstedt’s AW20 collection drew inspiration from the designer’s fantasy world of elegant tea parties and French Pâtisserie, suitably showcased in Copenhagen’s French Embassy. The show was an explosion of colour and print, both of which drive the universe of Helmstedt’s unique hand-painted garments, inspired by the Copenhagen-born designer’s dreams and childhood nostalgia. Statement dresses and two-piece suits resembled pyjama and nightgown silhouettes with a whimsical sensibility, playfully embellished with crockery and tableware.

Cecilie Bahnsen

Since her debut in 2015, Cecilie Bahnsen has become one of Copenhagen’s most celebrated designers, recognised for her architectural volumes and sculptural silhouettes. Each of her collections has offered a contemporary take on femininity through juxtapositions of softness and structure and minimal and maximalist proportions – her AW20 collection is no exception. What resembled billows of clouds floated down the runway in the form of fluttering minidresses constructed in snow white silk organza. Bahnsen offered a visual feast of romantic silhouettes, wedded to neutral hues and monochrome colour palettes with injections of duck-egg blue and creamy chocolate brown. Subtle doses of florals were woven through the collection, alongside plentiful frills, covetable textured knitwear and a foray into tailoring in the shape of form-fitting blazers layered over wisping dresses.

Stine Goya

Copenhagen-based label Stine Goya’s flair for colour offers a vibrant injection to the minimalist palettes embodied by many of the brands on the Scandinavian fashion scene, with hand-painted and -drawn prints infusing unique and quirky details into each garment. For the brand’s AW20 collection, saturated shades of lime green, lavender and hot pink dominated, and a plethora of prints swept the runway, from zebra prints and blown-up polka dots paired with print-clashing tights, to playful suiting, each completed with a pair of platform flip-flops. One of the most covetable pieces of the entire week was a dreamy belted teddy coat in Neapolitan pastels that’s bound to end up in every Scandi fashion girl’s wardrobe.

STAND STUDIO

Stuck in a winter outerwear conundrum? Look no further than STAND STUDIO’s AW20 collection, with options abound for statement styles, from chessboard print faux fur to mock croc leather. Interspersed between overcoats and jackets were shimmering lamé suits and supple leather skirt-and-shirt combinations, infused with a layer of edge in the form of studded belts and cuffs. The collection championed a streak of wildness, with plentiful animal prints from snakeskin mini dresses to tiger-print faux fur. Creative director Nellie Kamras succeeded once again in crafting a collection filled at once with effortlessness and eccentricity.

Ganni

Arguably the most hotly anticipated show of the week was cult brand Ganni. After Copenhagen Fashion Week unveiled its Sustainability Action Plan 2020-2022, Ditte and Nicolaj Reffstrup, at the helm of the label, renewed their focus on working towards creating a fully sustainable label. A Copenhagen skatepark served as host for Ganni’s forward-thinking AW20 collection, as the brand partnered with 20 female artists to create garments from upcycled materials, including a coat woven from discarded wool samples. Fewer prints made way for moodier colour palettes and grungy undertones, with the occasional flash of golden dark florals and punkish leopard print. Leather and denim pilgrim collars in blown-up proportions added an extra layer of intrigue to pared-back silhouettes. Crochet berets were the accessory du jour, completing slouchy suits, khaki quilted coats and leather two-pieces with a dose of nonchalance.

Words by Ruby McAuliffe

Graphics by Katie Janes

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Before we brace 2020, and at the cusp of a new decade, we ought to pause for some reflection, and set personal goals for future-us, i.e. the best version of ourselves who we will inevitably transform into by this time next year. Be your resolutions revolving career milestones, relationships or general traits and behaviour, it’s important to find realistic ways to manifest those wishes in everyday life. And what better way to express one’s feelings and aspirations than fashion?

The clothes you wear significantly affect your confidence, your motivation and self-assurance. Whether buying a colourful new exercise outfit or investing in high-quality pieces, style changes play a role in our personal growth, as we have learned from years of watching makeover montages.

Personally, setting aesthetic goals for myself is always directly linked to the state of mind I wish to project. And at this point in time, I need a change. Perhaps it’s the end of the year, the looming new decade or just my general mood, but my neutral-tone, simple-cut oversize-me chic feels like it needs an update. Not that I ceased to imagine my Scandinavian lifestyle blogger alter ego, but before I go parading the slogan , that archetypal 2010’s minimalism needs a little something extra.

The day I laid my eyes on Alessandra Rich’s crystal-embellished heart-drop earrings, I realised that I was craving for maximalism. And apparently, I wasn’t the only one, seeing as maximalist influences grew increasingly present on runways and high street fashion: opulently embellished buttons, oversized jewellery, brooches, vivid colour combinations and shiny metallic fabrics have long made centre stage, and are present everywhere.

My favourite interpretations of the trend can be seen in the latest collections of Attico, Rotate Birger Christensen, Dodo Bar Or and Ganni, all brands led by entrepreneurial women creatives, who managed to reimagine power dressing but Make it Fashion. Channelling a millennial pretty in pink, these brands modernise classic 80’s aesthetic and turn it to ready-to-wear cabaret glamour, full of vinyl, feathers and crystals, oh my!

If you don’t really see yourself as the embodiment of Samantha Jones had she been on Dynasty, fear not, as on the quieter side of the maximalist spectrum, you may find what I would refer to as the Cool Auntie look: traditional wardrobe staples, like classic suits and cardigans with an embellished buttons, bejewelled hair accessories or a minimalist sling dresses in a neon green leopard print.

While sporting these statement pieces might feel intimidating at first, I find that my inhibition is diminished at the sight of what the image of a new maximalist woman represents: confidence, elegance, humour and playfulness – the exact type of energy I resolved to manifest in 2020.

Words by Maya Avram

Graphics by Araceli Alonso

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