Kris Van Assche’s first runway collection for the Fall/Winter 2019 season saw him deftly reinterpret and propose new ways of looking at the bootmaking house’s history and codes.
The textile and garment artist Shawna Wu is an intriguing new talent whose work boldly embodies and dissects such complications as faceted identities, cultural burdens, sustainability, and empathy. ISSUE Magazine mines her mind and emotions.
In an intimate, highly personal collection this season at London Fashion Week: Men’s, Charles Jeffrey demonstrated his evolution from an innocent Lost Boy into an emboldened young man.
On the tail of a debut solo show in Taksu Gallery in Kuala Lumpur, the Singaporean artist talks to ISSUE Magazine about his practice and obsession with colour.
Donatella Versace offered a reflection of masculinity to challenge menswear’s stereotypes in this Fall/Winter 2019 collection – ironically championing women above all else.
In a deceptively simple collection for the FW19 men’s season, Hussein Chalayan has offered a beautiful and elegant answer to the age old question of what a man should be wearing – especially in a time of change.
Ateliers Biagetti and Oï, and Tokujin Yoshioma contribute their creative geniuses to Louis Vuitton’s line of homeware, combining design and the craft capabilities of the luxury house.
From Nick Axelrod and Randi Christiansen come the most exciting new bodycare brand to hit the market: a tightly-edited and elegant blend of clean, effective, and sexy products.
China and the Chinese are more than their stereotypes, which when well-intentioned involve red and the Zodiac, and when racist involve dog-eating and other tired insults.
The Japanese skincare brand is launching its premium, ultra high-end range of products, named The Exceptional, designed and formulated to achieve clarity in skin.
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