Kith looks back to its origins: the return of Salmon Toe reopens its foundational archive
Ronnie Fieg teases a potential reissue of the Asics Gel-Lyte 3 Salmon Toe, the sneaker created for Kith's 2011 debut.
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Anne Klein tests AI fitting room: e-commerce focuses on the complete look
With Lumesa, Anne Klein is experimenting with a virtual fitting room that puts together outfits from the entire catalog on AI models or user avatars.
Harry Rosen changes address in Yorkville: the flagship focuses on the in-store relationship
On September 21, Harry Rosen will inaugurate a new 38,000-square-foot flagship in Yorkville: same scale, but three floors and a format designed to streamline luxury retail.
Renzo Rosso in cinemas: the AI documentary shifts the boundaries of authorship
Presented in Venice, “Be Brave” chronicles Renzo Rosso using AI-reworked footage and interviews. The film sparks a debate on documentary transparency.
Adidas renews with Overtime: high school talent enters the brand pipeline earlier
Adidas extends its agreement with Overtime Elite and expands its scope to women's basketball and football. Athletes will also receive tools to navigate the NIL market.
Dior and A24 start with Sabrina Carpenter: Anderson's uniform becomes a narrative
Dior and A24 launch a two-year partnership with a video that puts Sabrina Carpenter in Salomon and brings Jonathan Anderson's personal style to center stage.
Spikes return to center stage on the track: five models to choose based on distance
From short sprints to middle-distance events, track spikes demand precise choices: plates, cushioning, and pin counts vary with the discipline.
Libertine turns 25 and defends its formula, without chasing reinvention
At New York Fashion Week, Johnson Hartig celebrates Libertine's quarter-century with his visual grammar: embroidery, sequins, flowers, and patchwork.
NYFW Spring 2027: Front-Row Stars Map Out Brand Geography
From Coach to Ralph Lauren and Cult Gaia, actors, musicians, and models marked the first days of New York Fashion Week Spring 2027.
Coach celebrates 85 years in New York and turns the runway show into a brand device
At Pier 36, Coach closed its Spring 2027 runway show with an orchestra, confetti, and a party: an anniversary used to reaffirm the maison's New York roots.
Boucheron brings Lierre de Paris to Central Park: high jewelry seeks more intimate settings
In New York, Boucheron presented Lierre de Paris with a dinner at the Conservatory Garden: an understated format to showcase history, savoir-faire, and connection.
FIT opens its wardrobe to the public: the sale funds new creative talent
On September 23 and 24, the Fashion Institute of Technology brings together designer garments and celebrity donations: proceeds will support scholarships and opportunities for students.
Sacai brings food to Le Bon Marché: the pop-up becomes brand storytelling
In Paris, Sacai blends fashion, matcha, bento, and collectible design. The initiative inside Le Bon Marché expands luxury retail into a cultural experience.
Adanola Surpasses £100 Million and Prepares Logistics for North America
The Manchester-born athleisure brand closes the financial year at £102.6 million. North American growth accelerates, prompting investment in a US warehouse.
Textile chemistry, 2,829 profiles under review: brands push for transparency
Nike, Lululemon, Patagonia and Target back ChemForward's baseline: data sharing can make fashion and footwear chemistry more manageable.
The CFDA toast opens NYFW and networks American fashion
At Le Rock, the CFDA brought together around 200 industry players ahead of the Spring 2027 shows: a social ritual that also carries weight for industry relationships.
Bulgari opens NYFW on the High Line: Serpenti becomes public space
Ahead of the party at the Boom Boom Room, Bulgari brings AuruBoros to the High Line: an installation that extends the Serpenti imagery to the city.
Nordstrom relaunches print campaign and uses New York to reinforce its curatorial role
On the eve of New York Fashion Week, Nordstrom presents Friends of Friends: a Fall 2026 print campaign that puts styling, relationships, and designers front and center.
Stuart Weitzman Chooses Shanghai to Relaunch Stores and Sneakers in China
With Yang Mi at the debut of the new Plaza 66 store, Stuart Weitzman brings a global retail format to China and strengthens its strategy around stretch boots and sneakers.
Air Jordan 10 Knicks returns in 2027: the City Series closes a thirty-year gap
Jordan Brand is preparing the first retro of the 1995 Air Jordan 10 Knicks: an awaited return for one of the City Series variants that remained in the archives the longest.
Gap brings bags to Rockefeller Center: Reed Krakoff turns the accessory into an event
For New York Fashion Week, Gap debuts GapBag by Reed Krakoff: a monumental tote, customisation, and artist micro-editions.
Why dressing the same can be a style choice
A packed wardrobe is no longer necessarily synonymous with creativity. More and more people are building a personal uniform made of a few repeated, recognizable pieces.
Big logos are no longer enough: why luxury wants to be recognized without being seen
Colors, materials, cuts, and details are becoming more important than a prominently printed brand mark. Contemporary luxury is increasingly attempting to communicate recognizability without ostentation.
Dressing well without looking overdressed
The new elegance does not want to look contrived. The point is not dressing down, but making what has been carefully chosen look natural.