Founded in 2016 by entrepreneuring couple Gisela and Gustavo Assis, LAPIMA is an independent Brazilian luxury eyewear brand…

Ponctuations creates artisanal small leather goods, both functional and playful, that mix maroquinerietraditions and vernacular folk techniques…

Les Inconnus brand places the idea of identity at the heart of all their creations and beliefs. Always evolving, becoming who we are is a lifelong adventure of research, discovery and transformation, while remaining true to our essence…

Scandinavian denim house JEANERICA takes denim to the next level and unveils Atelier, a new line imagined with a luxury approach…

Let’s party! Polish label KAZAR’s capsule collection Celebration…

Jeanerica is the first sustainable premium denim. Lena Patriksson and Jonas Clason, after respectively working at H&M and Acne Studios, founded Jeanerica in 2017 in Stockholm…

Founded in Sydney, Australia, in 2018, auór is an independent eyewear label built from humble beginnings. The label was created with a vision to create functional, refined and quality eyewear by hand that co-founders Claire de Luca and Kristen Lindesay couldn’t seem to find elsewhere.

Delving into the archives for KENZO – La Collection Memento N°4, we were astounded once again at the volume of creatively and inspired printed pieces. For this collection we have decided to put the spotlight on some of the house’s most vivid and diverse prints and graphics.

Swedish sports fashion brand Björn Borg drop their new collaboration – an underwear capsule created by Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY. Charles Jeffrey releases his first underwear collaboration, a limited edition collection of men’s printed underwear, with Björn Borg….

A simple white sheet thrown over us use to be the best Halloween costume going. I mean.. You didn’t have to worry about your makeup or the fact if you made any bad mistakes, then no one would of known who you were. Can we bring this costume back?! Social Media has now got us on the hype of who can dress the best.

Halloween has been rated as one of the best holidays out of the year. Any excuse to dress up, watch endless amounts of horror movies and eat your body weight in sugary snacks.. Right?! As years of gone on and the power of social media is taking over some of our decisions, it has also gotten us to push our creative sides and inspire us.

“Cork can be extremely sexy!” – if you have any doubts, listen to INLU’s founder and CEO Inês Lebre while she passionately invites you to meet the brand’s debut collection, its first, composed of ladies (mules, high and middle heel boots) and man’s shoes (derby)…

Brooke Axtell first shared her abuse story on a global stage at the 2015 Grammy Awards when she collaborated with singer Katy Perry and Barack Obama to address domestic violence. Now, the activist joins footwear brand Josefinas to fight domestic abuse through a collection of solidarity sneakers: for each pair sold, a woman survivor will receive life changing services like safety planning, counseling and mentoring through Brooke’s program She is Rising.

What will the independent fashion- conscious woman be wearing this Autumn? Think strong animal print and leather (not together – unless of course you want to). With the Trump circus never ending and the #metoo movement making headlines all over the world it’s no surprise current affairs are making their way onto our clothes.

It’s the season of two thing – florals and weddings. The most popular month to get married is August, and since the 1970s, there seems to be a shift towards having summer weddings opposed to winter weddings.

Thanks to Kendall Jenner for letting ‘Free the nip’ something we can all be comfortable in doing. I don’t know about you, but I know as soon as I step through my front door after work the first thing I want to do is take off my bra and get in my sweats.

Some trends are easy to master; the pastels, the mixed prints and even the white boot. But other trends can be tricky to get around.. The army influenced trend that brought us the cargo pants, has been an unexpected fashion item making a comeback this season.

Fast fashion has never been bigger business than these last few years and with trends falling in and out of favour quicker than magazines can publish its no surprise we’re overwhelmed with what’s in and what’s out. However,

There was a time when if a man walked into the women’s department and vice versa you were either lost or just wanting to buy the easiest item possible for a loved one with the least amount of fuss.

For the first time, Primark has dropped their first designer collaboration and we are as excited as you are. Creative fashion god Henry Holland has been known for his playful and quirky collections. Imagine being able to get your hands on a £3 bag..