Portrait of A Lady In Flux: Iris Van Herpen at the Brooklyn Museum
–Jayna Rohslau Is Mother Nature a fashion girl? Yes. And the designer of haute couture worn to be wild: Iris […]
The Afterlife of Our Stuff
In Charity Shop World: An Investigation into Community, Consumption and Waste, Tansy E. Hoskins traces what happens to our belongings
Copenhagen Fashion Week SS27: 10 Brands Making Responsible Fashion Fun Again
From zero-waste pleats and repaired T-shirts to dystopian beachwear, our Copenhagen favorites traded beige virtue-signaling for actual ideas. The SS27
Brand Spotlight: FOUR Objects
Best For: Elevated, buy-less-buy-better essentials FOUR Objects is a Brooklyn-based capsule brand built around a genuinely radical idea in fashion:
Wear Plastic: Eliza Corderman’s Satire of Synthetic Activewear
Wear Plastic mimics the visual language of activewear so convincingly you might try to add it to your cart. –KL
Next Gen / No Kill: Rachel Marino on Faded Trails, Raw Fiber and the Joy of Repair
Q+A with Rachel MarinoFIT BFA knitwear 2026 Faded Trails In Next Gen / No Kill, we spotlight standout fashion graduates whose
Next Gen / No Kill: Xuke Pan on Discarded Ceramics, Manufacturing Heritage & Craft as Memory
Q+A with Xuke PanParsons BFA 2026 Impossible to Ignore In Next Gen / No Kill, we spotlight standout fashion graduates whose
Next Gen / No Kill: Aijalon Gandionco on Fish Skin Leather, Reuse & the Resourcefulness of Home
Q+A with Aijalon GandioncoParsons BFA 2026 BARKADA 64 In Next Gen / No Kill, we spotlight standout fashion graduates whose work
Next Gen / No Kill: Xiaojing Gao on Coral Bleaching, Bio-Fabrics and Ecological Repair
Q+A with Xiaojing GaoPratt institute BFA 2026 The Coral Revelation In Next Gen / No Kill, we spotlight standout fashion graduates
Next Gen / No Kill: Micah Wong on Ugat, Hand Weaving and Ancestral Reclamation
Q+A with Micah WongParsons BFA 2026 UGAT In Next Gen / No Kill, we spotlight standout fashion graduates whose work opens
Next Gen / No Kill: Edith Peony on Grey Jersey, Strict Rules & Design as an Ideas Machine
Q+A with Edith PeonyCentral St Martins BFA Menswear ’26 Formula In Next Gen / No Kill, we spotlight standout fashion graduates
We Came From the Water: Fish, Wonder, and Not Knowing
–KL Dunn I love fish. They are weird, ancient, and impervious to our attempts to explain them. They glow in
We’re Still Here, Still Queer, and Still Giving a Damn About the Planet
Katya Moorman + Karen L Dunn Every June, we’re reminded of how visible queerness can become—and how quickly it can
Two Emerging Designers, One Reuse Warehouse: A Fashion Week Brooklyn Shoot
Materials for the Arts is the kind of place that sounds made up. A 35,000-square-foot warehouse in Long Island City
The New Circular: How One Nigerian Platform Is Rewriting Fashion’s Rules
–Arola Oluwehinmi There’s a new kid on the sustainable block, and they’re making serious waves in the global fashion community.
The Art of Stitchable Activism: How a Seemingly Humble Hobby Started a Movement
It’s no secret that knitting, crocheting, and sewing gained popularity during the pandemic, going from grandma-chic to gen-z-chic. And it’s
Hannah Saunders Is Letting The Seams Show
–Katya Moorman The designer behind SAUND on biblical chaos, deadstock treasure hunts, and what happens when repression breaks. There’s a
Everything is Art, and Art is for Everyone!
–by Zara Korutz Exhibition Review of “Keith Haring: In The Street” at Free Parking by CART Department, 16 Morton Street,
From Wardrobe Sharing to Style Revolution: Inside Tulerie with Founders Violet Gross and Diana Giese
–Anne Elizabeth Whiting …when we see items being borrowed multiple times we know that someone made the conscious decision to
Our Conversation with Fashion Designer Becca Flood: On Knitting, Mythology, and Centering Your Convictions
–Katya Moorman To me, luxury is not spectacle — it’s patience, skill, and care. Whether it’s a hand-knit sweater made
Trash is the New Textile: Inside FIT’s biomaterials lab, one researcher is turning waste into wearable material — and open-sourcing all of it
–Katya Moorman + KL Dunn There’s a wallet in Gwen Sanchirico’s lab that she used for four years. It’s made
Next Gen / No Kill: Karina Nasywa Bakri on Designing Between Worlds — Kebaya Lace, Hiking Gear, and the Dreams We Inherit
Q+A with Karina Nasya BakriParsons School of Design MFA in Fashion + Society2025 Over and Out In Next Gen / No
Kate Sekules is doing #MendMarch 2026 on Instagram and We’re Here For It!
Mend March 2026 This is the year we’ve vowed to care better for our clothes. Sometimes this entails sending things
632 Wool Skirts and the Radical Act of Not Knowing
When Mae Colburn’s grandmother Audrey Huset died, she left behind 632 wool skirts—bought secondhand over a lifetime and meticulously stored
Zero Waste Daniel on Why He’s Not Showing This Fashion Week
I didn’t make a new collection to show this Fashion Week.I’ve gone back and forth on this for months. Fashion
What We Loved at Copenhagen Fashion Week AW26
Surrealist gowns made from deconstructed suits. Zero-waste weaving techniques that produce stretch without synthetics. Hand-braided leather honoring Bedouin heritage. Preppy
Bold Experimenting: Inside Caroline Zimbalist’s Biomaterial World
When Caroline Zimbalist was a child, she was told not to choose the most unruly cockatoo in the shop. She
Fashion Fictions: Imagining Sustainable Worlds — Rethinking Fashion Through Speculation
by Doris Domoszlai-Lantner With mountains of clothes piled up in the Atacama Desert, microplastics polluting our waterways, and burning textiles
Is This A Luxury Item? –A Public Question
A $5,500 Gucci dress—made from polyester. When I saw it—marketed as luxury, priced accordingly, made from the same fossil-fuel–derived material
What’s Ecocide and What Does It Have To Do With Fashion?
–Sophie Benson Pollution and the degradation of nature aren’t the end goals of fashion production, but they are a side