This year marks the 50th anniversary of Bottega Veneta's iconic Intrecciato technique—an emblem of handcrafted luxury that has become inseparable from the brand's identity. Developed in the '70s as a practical solution to strengthen delicate leather, Intrecciato has since become a hallmark of timeless craftsmanship. More than a technique, it represents the Italian house's founding ethos, its rich history and its footprint in fashion culture. Over time, style stars including Aubrey Plaza, Pedro...

Bowling is officially back in fashion, and we don't mean a la Two and a Half Men's Charlie Sheen. No, this time, the retro-inspired aesthetic is finding its way back into our hearts via this season's must-have silhouette: the bowling bag. Featuring in new season collections from luxury labels like Louis Vuitton and Balenciaga to indie it-girl brands like Peachy Den and Vagabond, it seems like everyone's got their eyes on the bowler.Originating in the 1920s as a means to carry (yep, you guessed i...

Peachy Den is back with its long-awaited summer collection, filled with returning favorites in new colorways and fabrications. Starring model Zaina Miuccia, the new campaign celebrates a life spent off-grid, leaning into Miuccia's time spent in Mexico. Inspired by that fateful trip, the model wrote an intimate diary entry which now forms a part of the Peachy Summer campaign."The sun tells my body when it's time to rise," the entry begins. "She's the only lady I let boss me around. I head down to...

Just last month, a 12-hour blackout took over Spain, leaving over 48 million people without access to electricity or a phone signal. Spanish streetwear label Nude Project saw this as an opportunity to recalibrate and re-strategize, looking at the concept of creativity from a digitally-free lens. The result is the brand's latest campaign, titled "The Art of Boredom."Taking us back to a simpler time, one without digital stimuli, the campaign explores the fun we can have when we're not online and g...