Fashion is not about following, it's about making

Take by Talia Streater

In recent years, the fashion industry has undergone a powerful transformation—moving away from rigid gender norms and embracing more inclusive, fluid designs.

Dame Vivienne Westwood — you’ve probably seen her work on a red carpet or scrolling through your For You Page. Known for her rebellious punk style and bold approach to social and political activism, Westwood helped shape the fashion world into what it is today.

The 64th edition of Lisbon Fashion Week took place from March 6th to 9th, showcasing the best of Portuguese design at Pátio da Galé.

The doors to the 97th edition of the Oscars nominations are officially closed, when it comes to glamour on the red carpet, it is also difficult to choose a favorite. The Oscars are known for preserving elegance with its glamorous dress code and this year we were able to detect some specific, striking trends.

Rick Owens is one of the most striking names in contemporary fashion. Known for his dark aesthetic, innovative silhouettes, and avant-garde approach, the American designer has built an empire that transcends clothing, incorporating elements of architecture, art, and philosophy. 

Nowadays, if you open a woman's closet, you'll almost certainly find a mini skirt, but that wasn’t always the case. 

Quiet luxury: dressing in a manner that doesn’t give off how much money your clothes and accessories cost, but appearing wealthy nevertheless.

Greenwashing: the rising marketing technique of making a company or product appear more ecologically friendly than it actually is, with the goal of  making a product more appealing to consumers. 

In Paris, the city characteristic for love and fashion, creative minds behind each show did not hold back and took an extravagant declaration of love up for a challenge.