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2026 TAIWAN FASHION DESIGN AWARD: SIX DESIGNERS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF FASHION
The 2026 Taiwan Fashion Design Award celebrates four decades of emerging talent, bringing together 530 designers from 25 countries and regions. HUMBLE explores the six winning collections, from experimental pattern making and textile innovation to the competition's First Prize winner, Japanese designer Takumi Ogura.
BRABUS AB110: A New Language of Luxury at Sea
BRABUS translates its world of carbon fibre, uncompromising performance and automotive theatre into the AB110, a 33.7-metre luxury yacht developed with AB Yachts.
Before the Runway: Backstage at Fashion Scout’s Ones To Watch Edition 03
Inside Fashion Scout’s Ones To Watch Edition 03 at London Fashion Week, where seven emerging designers prepared backstage before taking to the runway.
Wild Rose & Sparrow SS27: Proserpine and the Beauty of Returning
For SS27, Wild Rose & Sparrow transforms the myth of Persephone into a collection moving from darkness towards light. Presented among the ancient ruins of the Musée de Cluny, Proserpine explores romance, resilience and the beauty of returning changed.
Back to Black: Miguel Vieira Finds Light in the Absence of Colour
For Spring/Summer 2027, Miguel Vieira rejects the expected language of summer colour. Back to Black turns monochrome into a study of silhouette, texture, transparency and sculptural femininity.
Marques’Almeida SS27 Makes a Case for Imperfect Elegance
For Spring/Summer 2027, Marques’Almeida pushes refinement into unfamiliar territory, bringing raw denim, sculptural proportions and deliberately imperfect occasion dressing into the same wardrobe.
Fam Irvoll: The Original Partymonster Returns to London
For SS27, Norwegian designer Fam Irvoll returns to her early London club-kid years, transforming BoomBox memories, maximalism and handmade craft into Original Partymonster.
HUMBLE Selects: Three Names From Fashion Scout’s Ones To Watch Edition 03
From BAM-BAM’s hand-drawn wearable art to Yukito Lim’s reconstructed material memories and Raxada’s Asturian craft, HUMBLE selects three designers from Fashion Scout’s Ones To Watch Edition 03.
LE GRAND LÜTHI: Made to Move, Meant to Be Seen
Born from a dancer’s understanding of the body, LE GRAND LÜTHI explores the relationship between footwear, movement and presence through sharply structured stilettos designed to follow the wearer from day into night.
VIA NOMADIS: Istituto Marangoni Shanghai Reimagines the Graduate Runway
HUMBLE explores VIA NOMADIS, Istituto Marangoni Shanghai’s 2026 graduate fashion show, where ten emerging designers examine identity, movement, material innovation and the future of fashion presentation.
SANT LDN Turns Denim Into a Canvas
London label SANT LDN transforms Japanese denim into one-of-one hand-painted garments, bringing wildlife, British craftsmanship and collectible design into the same frame.
Tonight in London: MORTEN Takes Future Rave Underground at Outernet Live
MORTEN brings Future Rave underground tonight with a special London takeover at Outernet Live, joined by Raphi, Jeremiah and SLAVKO.
New Balance 2040v5: The Art of Making SomethingExceptional
An exploration of craftsmanship, precision and contemporary footwear design. The New Balance Made in USA 2040v5 brings traditional American shoemaking into dialogue with advanced performance engineering.
JULITH Burns It Down to Tell the Truth on This Is A Kindness
Formerly performing as Julia Pratt, LA-based artist JULITH enters a new creative chapter with This Is A Kindness, a seven-track debut exploring anger, accountability, healing and the difficult work of reclaiming your own voice.
Daisy Doris May on Pregnancy, Queer Performance and Taking Up Space in BE MY BABY
In BE MY BABY, Daisy Doris May transforms seven-month pregnancy into a surreal world of domestic alter egos, queer camp and vintage Americana. Photographed by Rosco Reckless in Margate, the series reframes motherhood as a space for performance, transformation and creative freedom.
Chloe Star Turns Heartbreak Into Defiance on “Emergency Contact”
On “Emergency Contact,” Chloe Star turns the exhaustion of one-sided love into a sharp alt-pop declaration of boundaries, liberation and self-worth.
Serge DeNimes Armour Turns Protection Into Something You Can Wear
From ribcages and spines to veils, serpents and ancient talismans, Serge DeNimes’ Armour collection transforms physical and spiritual protection into 22 pieces of sterling silver jewellery.
Strawberry Western x Chibi Maruko-chan Turns Childhood Memory Into Something to Keep
Strawberry Western returns to Chibi Maruko-chan with a personal second collection shaped by Kisa Shiga’s childhood memories, kawaii culture and functional design.
IAMISIGO’s Sacred Ecologies Turns the Body Into a Living Archive
Bubu Ogisi’s IAMISIGO transforms reclaimed fibre, ancestral knowledge and sculptural form into a powerful study of land, memory and resistance for SS27.
Heaven Gaia SS26 Finds a Cosmos in a Single Flower
Heaven Gaia’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection turns flowers, butterflies and Chinese philosophy into a poetic study of stillness and movement. Through silks, brocades, layered draping and intricate craft, Xiong Ying finds a contemporary language for cultural memory.