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The roomy Burberry Belt Bag is a curious pandora's box.
Roomy, lightweight, magnet closures, and many compartments — the making of a practical bag.
Porter has partnered with Parley for the Oceans by employing fashion as a powerful medium to highlight the issue of plastic pollution and call for consumer support.
From London, Hong Kong to Shanghai, the 53-year-old double-F Fendi logo finds new life.
Clothes, shoes, bags, fragrances, home furnishings, bars, restaurants, and now, a coffee outlet in Hong Kong. What is behind the American brand’s latest move in Asia?
Singapore-based clothing label, Lisa Von Tang, frames the fashion industry in the ancient Chinese tenets of Yin and Yang.
20 years ago, the 64-year-old Yasumi Inoue brought her Japanese clothing label 45R to New York. The media back then promptly dubbed her label with a term she had never heard of — slow fashion.
As the lines between reality and virtually constructed dimensions converge, computer-generated personas take on a life of their own.
Recently, Paul Smith took a trip to Los Angeles. We gave him a Polaroid camera and asked him to document his weekend.
Under the helm of British designer Stuart Vevers, Coach, the once-dormant all-American heritage brand, is reinstated with the glory of its heyday.
They may not be lauded for their sex appeal like a pair of stilettos, but these chunky sandals have found an enthusiastic following.
Creating an international luxury behemoth with a keen sense of social responsibility.
Clothes for the lonesome soul whose only travel companion is mother nature herself.
While the Fashion Revolution day has successfully caught on and evoked change in other cities, it has, however, struggled in Singapore. Why is that so? Why should people care?
Increasingly in search of a discerning individuality, the allure of personalisation and customisation are sought after for their newfound appeal.
The 430sqm store developed by Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, featuring a façade designed by Rafael de Cardenas, offers a more engaging shopping experience for today’s evolving customer.
Transparent tote bags from Céline and Helmut Lang may have swept this season's accessory trends. Here, some alternative tote bags T found on the internet.
Season after season, ubiquitous suits are paraded down the runway in trendy reiterations, but one Italian designer has kept the conversation consistent since embracing androgyny some three decades ago.
Are brick-and-mortar stores losing their relevance in the digital age?
Clare Waight Keller's debut bag line as artistic director at the French fashion house, Givenchy.
Novel acquisitions that double as conversation starters.
The very definition of the suffix “-ish”, multicultural multi- hyphenate Yara Shahidi seeks to lead her generation of diversity in unity.
The Singaporean swimmer takes on BOSS's campaign and a capsule collection collaboration.
Black is often regarded as a colour of disguise. Yet, here are five black items that are surprisingly persuasive and revealing.
Since history, the fashion industry championed and relied on human intuition. Now, what are the possibilities of artificial intelligence replacing these human judgements?
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