Peter Do marked one of the buzziest shows this Spring/Summer 2023 season at New York Fashion Week, having announced an unexpected collaboration with K-pop giant, SM Entertainment (home to Girls' Generation, aespa, Red Velvet and many more).In addition the label's usual womenswear range, Do showcased his inaugural menswear collection, which opened with NCT member JENO as part of the partnership. Inspired by the concept of time, the collection featured invitations in the form of nostalgic cookie t...

Bad Binch TONGTONG, the fashion label founded in 2021 by designer Terrence Zhou, made its New York Fashion Week debut with an immersive exhibition.Titled "Bad Binch Ciderland," the show was created in partnership with Gen Z label Cider. Putting a focus on digital fashion, the exhibit takes inspiration from Alice in Wonderland, inviting viewers to experience three pieces of digital clothing via interactive installations dubbed Sea Witch, Queen of Bugs and Mrs Geometry.Cider's co-founders Yu O...

There’s always that one fashion show that’s the hot ticket each season, and for Shanghai this past year, it’s been WINDOWSEN. The brainchild of creative director Sensen Lii -- a Chinese-born and Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp-educated designer -- WINDOWSEN has, in its few years of existence, already managed what most brands can’t. It's got a cohort of loyal fans consisting of industry insiders and customers alike, an undeniable brand image that’s (literally) recognizable from a mil...

In an all-new interview with Bloomberg Business, Ye has announced that he'll no longer be making corporate deals with other companies. The decision comes shortly after the rapper and designer called out Gap for ripping off his designs and shared some less-than-positive insights about his collaborations with adidas, so it hardly comes as a surprise that things haven't been running smoothly."It's time for me to go it alone,” Ye tells the publication. "It's fine. I made the companies money. The c...