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Guram Gvasalia of Vetements revealed that he had been making the costumes for Madonna’s postponed tour right in the middle of couture week. It was a classic move.

Mystify your wardrobe with mind-bending Alien Costume Ideas that will take your style to intergalactic heights - prepare for an adventure beyond imagination!

Gianluca Regazzo is a MA fashion student at the IUAV University of Venice, Italy. During his educational path, the expressiveness of the various visual techniques and the design modality is questioned. His style is very experimental, dedicated to the search for details and the enhancement of savoir-faire. A vision that led him to collaborate with important Venetian high craftsmanship companies.

She's been busy turning heads on the catwalk at NYFW. But that didn't mean Gigi Hadid couldn't also garner some glances while simply out and about in the Big Apple.

Fashion designers dabble with gadgetry but the high street seems a long way from their catwalk experiments2015 gears up to be the year of wearable tech

JEF MONTES graduated in 2012 at ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in Arnhem, Fashion Design BA-hons. His graduation, Dolores, was an ode to his great-grandmother. Dolor in Spanish means pain. It stands for grieving, death and a purely Catholic feeling. He started his own label with the intention to bring his upcoming collections to a higher level and to develop his already unique style character. Jef has attended several exhibitions in Europe and presented his debut collection ‘Illuminosa’ at…

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September 21, 2006 As the Digital Age progresses, technology will be available to create masterpieces of all types, and high fashion will find itself with magi

French designer Clément Balavoine has designed flight suits that can be precisely tailored to support the musculoskeletal system of SpaceX travellers.

The end of the world is not the end of couture. Dutch designer Iris van Herpen merges 3-D printer technology with high-end fashion for a postapocalyptic result.