All Dressed up, but nowhere to go

At the peak of Kasprowy Wierch, fashion meets the raw force of nature. Frozen Altitude is a story of strength, elegance, and harmony with the mountain landscape. The model, dressed in contrasting blacks and whites, brings an aura of mysterious grace into the austere world of snow and light. In this editorial, the boundary between fashion and nature fades - creating a visual poem of freedom and refinement.

Malo, legacy cashmere house unveils global relaunch, new creative team, and archival capsule celebrating modern craftsmanship.

LAST RIDE OF INDIAN SUMMER ft. Model Ariel Himbeault By Photographer Camellia Menard, Creative director & stylist Etienne Jeanson

For some unknown reason, ordinary people rarely welcome autumn with enthusiasm. Behind them are noisy parties, vacations, and carefree travels. Ahead of them are cold weather and, with it, the more “leisurely” joys of life. But perfume lovers have their own reason to look forward to this time of year. In the fresh air, which has not yet been saturated with frosty transparency, fragrances unfold especially beautifully — deeply and multi-layered. They seem to become companions of the season, playing the role of our comforters, brightening the transition from the hustle and bustle of summer to quiet everyday life.

Beauty Story by Photographer Sofia Brunet

Tracing the history of CHANEL Haute Couture from the early twentieth century to today, this book features fashion photography, previously unseen sketches, runway show images, as well as behind-the-scenes documents and archival material. Edited by Sofia Coppola in collaboration with the House and Éditions 7L.

Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess associated with love, lust, beauty, pleasure, passion, procreation has always been an inspiration and a guidance reference when photographing women. Her heavenly figure is a symbolism of the delightful existence of womankind. 

London Fashion Week remains the main launch pad for young designers and the most unpredictable of the “big four.” While Paris and Milan stick to traditional venues, London turns Masonic temples, historic fortresses, and churches into catwalks. It is this spirit of rebellion and willingness to experiment that makes the British capital unique on the global fashion map.