While Begashaw designs the bags in New York City, they are intricately manufactured and handcrafted in Ethiopia by Ethiopian women artisans.

The audience transcended into African ancestral history, which leads into the present and future.

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Through this pageant, Bittar lays themes of misogyny, patriarchy, and the relentless pressures of perfection.

The artisanal collection was shown at the One World Observatory, 1,300 feet above the ground.

Sullivan aims to craft timeless and durable pieces that look delicate in nature in her new collection.

Drawing inspiration from underground grunge scenes in the 1990s, designer Fang Guo’s debut collection platforms queer liberation and expression.

Throughout the collection, the garments drape effortlessly, highlighting the body’s natural lines while allowing for a sense of ease and freedom.

The presentation was constructed to provoke thought and dialogue of tension amid both the political and fashion worlds.

The collection is now available online and at New York and Los Angeles locations.

“My culture has always been a quiet but powerful influence on my creative process.”

Her newest collection, Caravana, is Western wear meets Coachella and festival wear.

Felt won the Seed Stylist Award at the Crocs EXP launch event.

SS25 takes inspiration from Martinez’s formative years at the Naval School of Peru, where discipline, sacrifice, and structure shaped his perspective.

She uses bioplastic as an alternative textile that has rarely been done in fashion.

Velez debuted her largest show to date LEECH, presenting a multidimensional fem antihero crawling out from the seas.

Four emerging designers landed in midtown Manhattan to give us a taste of what Thai indie fashion is all about.

Each model portrayed a different character, and each character played an essential role before the end of the world.