We love this lighthearted collection - particularly the use of colour - by Hope for Flowers from longtime i*a favourite Tracy Reese.
Founded in Trinidad and Tobago, The Cloth has made great strides in the last few years to raise their profile internationally particularly in the US, Europe, Africa, and Japan. As part of their debut collection for the TiDAL ShiFTS Gallery Exhibition for Ocean Literacy exhibited at the 2025 UN Ocean Decade Conference, they have created a piece that pays tribute to the sea that connects the Caribbean archipelago with the wider world.
Erdem also showcased sheer painterly overlays, but Steve O Smith’s interpretation was breathtaking in its restrained simplicity.
We used to write about H&M collaborations on the regular. We haven’t seen any for a while that we thought were noteworthy enough to feature here, but we do like this womenswear collection that is inspired by the HBO® Original Series The White Lotus.
It has been three long years since we attempted to cover the shows because reporting on them in a timely manner can be extremely intense and by the end of fashion month we are usually burnt out.
We have tried double-distilling the coverage (meaning we only feature the looks we love from the collections we love) but that never really works to give a full picture. We are going to try once again but with a more streamlined format.
The iconic Max sofa created by Italian designer Antonio Citterio for Flexform in 1983 represented the first time Citterio incorporated organic forms into a more traditional structure confronting the idea of being asymmetrical with a freer form. Now, Citterio and Flexform have joined forces to revisit the idea of the original Max sofa conceiving what they have dubbed the Supermax as a contemporary interpretation of the original 1983 version.
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