The founder of RKIVE CITY doesn’t just recycle clothes, he reconstructs memories, identities, and entire systems of value. Between Delhi, New York and the textile towns of Punjab, Ritwik Khanna has built a fashion language where repair becomes a badge of honour,…
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From Harajuku to Paris, the Design Museum’s major new retrospective traces how NIGO quietly transformed streetwear into global culture. There are designers who create clothes, and then there are those who reshape the visual language of an entire generation. For more than…
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A script from Annie Hall, rare fashion pieces, photographs, furniture and private objects: the Bonhams sale reveals Diane Keaton not as a Hollywood icon, but as a meticulous editor of atmospheres. There are actresses whose style belongs to cinema, and then there…
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In Venice, this spring, beauty refuses to behave. In a palace still intact, before its restoration, suspended between past and disappearance, the Fondazione Dries Van Noten opens its doors. The setting: Palazzo Pisani Moretta, resting on the Grand Canal. The gesture: a…
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In 1986, Antwerp didn’t ask for permission: it changed fashion. There are cities that follow trends, and then there is Antwerp. In 1986, six young designers freshly graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts rented a truck, loaded up their collections…
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Sanjay Garg does not speak about textiles as product. He speaks about them as politics, anthropology, memory and resistance. Founder of Raw Mango, he has spent nearly two decades rethinking handloom, taste and the sari, not as nostalgia, but as living systems.…
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Few Nigerian creatives have bent as many disciplines to their will as Daniel Obasi. A self-taught graphic designer turned stylist, photographer, and filmmaker, he first earned global attention with Fashion Eye Lagos for Louis Vuitton (2022), a book-length visual ode to his city’s layered realities.…
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Writer, cultural critic, and passionate advocate for African creativity, Mazzi Odu is one of the most compelling voices shaping the narrative around fashion, design, and identity on the African continent. Whether through her longform blog Magnus Oculus, her contributions to Vogue and Wallpaper, or her growing…
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