Ahead of the Australian brand's first London pop-up this weekend, founder Margot Castor discusses trusting her instincts, building a fashion brand without formal training and why, sometimes, the right idea simply needs time.
The Saudi-born, London-based designer discusses memory, everyday encounters and why the most meaningful fashion begins with the people who wear it.
The founder of Wijnruit discusses mentorship, experimentation and building a multidisciplinary practice that exists beyond traditional ideas of fashion.
Drawing on Igbo heritage and Italian craftsmanship, the designer discusses cultural belonging, creative independence and the realities of building a fashion business from the ground up.
BRICKS founder Tori West reports back from a frosty week in Copenhagen on the designers defining the season.
Copenhagen-based design duo design duo Anna Myntekær and Yoko Maja Rahbek share the inspirations behind their deconstructed collection.
Founded by Stockport native Robyn Salt, Salt Hats draws on centuries of local craft tradition to create custom sailor hats designed to outlast the trend cycle.
Ahead of their Copenhagen presentations this week, Laura Tønder, Freyja Taus and Juho Lehiö, and Sarah Brunnhuber share how emotion, process, and materiality drive their design practices – and why independent fashion still has something new to say.
Texas-born designer Myah Hasbany is part of a new wave of fashion talent redefining form, identity, and body politics through experimental knitwear.
The Barcelona-based label’s design duo opens up about their signature mini skirts, the worst advice they’ve ever gotten, and the changes they’d like to see in the fashion industry
The Hong Kong-born, London-based designer shares her process collaborating with clients, uncovering her unconventional materials’ hidden histories, and working with youth centres to educate the next generation of creatives.
The Northumberland-born, Newcastle-raised designer shares her love for repurposing materials, growing sustainably and dressing Maya Jama.