Patricio Campillo nearly walked away from fashion. Instead, the Mexican designer found his way back to the clothes—and identity—at the heart of his work.
Whether in Cuba, Mexico, or Colombia, Latino designers have continuously shown their prowess in the fashion industry.
From classic films to childhood memories, New York-based designer Lorena Pipenco draws on her heritage to create a new sartorial narrative.
From the Big Four to special accolades, this year's lineup of fashion innovators is simply star-studded.
A decade after leaving engineering behind, the Trinidad-born designer has landed a New York Fashion Week debut, a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund nomination, and Michelle Obama.
The Minnesota roommates turned design partners on pandemic timing, genderless design, and dressing everyone from small-town brides to Ariana Grande.
From the pre-medical track to the launch of a childrenswear line, the Kazakhstan-born designer has hit the sweet spot in New York.
The designer behind one of New York's favorite rising labels dives into her design philosophies, the brand's buzzy limited-edition runs, and what lies ahead.
Five years after founding the label, Terrence Zhou continues to redefine the fashion industry with his one-of-a-kind designs.
From a legacy-rich family house to an anonymous next-gen collective, meet the designers to watch at Tokyo's upcoming Spring/Summer 2027 Fashion Week.
Vintage-inspired accessories across the Fall/Winter 2026 collections deliver a dose of polished glamour.
From industry favorites to a new class of designers, these are five upcoming shows you don't want to miss at New York Fashion Week.
New designers at Balmain, Fendi, Marni, and Giorgio Armani turn to their personal histories for inspiration this season.
From acting to publishing, the multifaceted fashion icon will take on the hosting gig this November.
From upcycled corsets to reimagined áo dài, these are the labels driving Vietnam's design moment—and the pieces worth knowing.
The season's designer debuts held plenty of surprises—especially when it came to archive-inspired looks.
From prep to Western aesthetics, the current takes on classic American archetypes are anything but generic.
A striking shortage of French female head designers prompts one writer to investigate the broader issues plaguing Parisian design schools and the industry—and culture—at large.
After nine years at the helm of the New York-based luxury house, Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim are stepping down from Oscar de la Renta.
While legacy names still hold court, a new wave of designers is capturing Gen Z’s attention with authenticity and innovation.
