Moose Knuckles and EVISU Unite to “Stand Apart” With Limited-Edition Capsule Collection. The Nine-piece collaboration fuses Canadian cold-weather engineering with iconic Japanese denim heritage, launching December 5.

How Von Dutch Loves Is Building a Cult Following for a New Generation: The Y2K aesthetic has officially been resurrected, but this is no lazy nostalgia trip. The iconic brand that defined the early 2000s—Von Dutch—is back, and it’s not just about the trucker hat anymore. Launched earlier this year, Von Dutch Loves is a brand-new sub-label and a cultural movement that is pushing the legacy of cool, edgy, and youthful rebellion into a dynamic new dimension.

NIKE PUSHES THE BOUNDARIES OF RUNNING INNOVATION WITH THE VAPORFLY 4 AND STREAKFLY 2: Nike is inviting runners to experience the latest in racing innovation with new iterations of two industry-defining silhouettes: the Vaporfly 4 and Streakfly 2. Both styles are powered by Nike’s legendary system of speed: a proprietary combination of ZoomX foam and a carbon fiber Flyplate that distinguishes runners from the rest of the pack, helping them reach their potential. The refined system helps both models push the limits of sport while reflecting Nike’s racing heritage and five-decade commitment to making the best running footwear for elite athletes and

NEW ERA’S THE TRUCKER CAMPAIGN PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE ICONIC SPIRIT OF THE OPEN ROAD: New Era, the global leader in headwear, launches The Trucker campaign. This new initiative celebrates the enduring legacy of the TRUCKER cap, a symbol of Americana, while honouring the spirit of freedom, adventure, and craftsmanship that defines the open road. As one of the most iconic and recognisable cap styles in the world, the TRUCKER cap has long been synonymous with working-class heroes, highway nomads, and adventurers. New Era seasonal trucker campaign invites wearers to reconnect with the rich history and timeless appeal of this

LOU DE BÈTOLY REIMAGINES DICKIES ICONS INTO COUTURE: Dickies, the iconic American workwear brand, continues to inspire boundary pushing creativity as French designer Lou de Bètoly transforms Dickies ICON pieces into bespoke, avant-garde high fashion. Debuting at Berlin Fashion Week, Bètoly’s AW25 collection reinterpreted Dickies’ Eisenhower jackets, work shirts and 874 pants, demonstrating the brand’s enduring versatility and its role as a canvas for self expression.  Known for crafting garments from vintage and deadstock materials, Lou de Bètoly combined Dickies’ heritage workwear with couture craftsmanship, draping, pleating and embellishing these durable, functional garments into new forms of wearable art. With

AARTI VIJAY GUPTA AW25 @ LONDON FASHION WEEK: Aartivijay Gupta presents their FW25 collection on the catwalk at London Fashion Week in a collision of ancient and contemporary defined by the integration of art and fashion. Medium, transformed; Culture, rephrased.  This season’s collection in created in collaboration with the inheritors of Kolkata’s storied Kalighat and Patua traditions, refracting folklore into signature prints at the intersection of art, culture, and contemporaneity. Caught in the interplay of the joy of creativity and the struggle to keep traditions alive, these artists breathe their very being into their work reflecting art as the ultimate

PAUL COSTELLOE AW25: The atmosphere at London Fashion Week buzzed with excitement as renowned Irish-American designer Paul Costelloe unveiled his Autumn/Winter 2025 collection. The designer’s traditional 9 a.m. time slot at The Waldorf’s Palm Court set a tone of elegance for the morning, allowing attendees to revel in a showcase of stylish and sophisticated pieces. Costelloe, celebrated for his impeccable craftsmanship and elegant silhouettes, has made waves in the fashion industry since his early days in Paris at the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. There, he learned under the influence of French designer Jacques Esterel, before progressing to make

SINÉAD O’DWYER AW25: For Autumn/Winter 2025, Sinéad O’Dwyer takes a welcome opportunity for reflection. Chiming with the brand’s final show as a recipient of the BFC’s NEWGEN scheme, and its achievement of a place in the semi-final of the 2025 LVMH Prize, the collection takes stock of the narrative depth of the world O’Dwyer built; of the wealth of characters that have populated it over four years. Unruly teenagers, sneaking across boggy fields under the cover of night; studious yet forlorn cello players at musical summer camps; maids and nannies, bored in their bosses’ homes; secretaries, school matrons, submissives; gymnasts,