The RCA Class of 2020 is not trying to join the industry
Famous for doing things differently and questioning the industry, the RCA 's head of fashion and students talk about the pros and the cons of an online show, and how they won't join a flawed system
Jordan Dalah on making fashion, not costume
Valuing craftsmanship over conceptualism and the showroom over the show
Fashion Trust Arabia: Zeid Hijazi explains how he won
The Jordanian-Palestinian designer is one of the five winners of this year’s Fashion Trust Arabia
Tiempo De Zafra on how developing countries suffer from overproduction
The creative collective has had enough with the fashion industry’s obsession with more. This is what they do to fix it
Misha Japanwala - Embodying Realities
The Pakistani designer amplifies the voices of women who else wouldn’t be heard by creating body casts that tell stories of oppression, violence, and empowerment.
The thinking behind the first digital show of The Royal Academy of Arts Antwerp
How can dreaming become a tool to create something new?
Fashion Schools in Lockdown: Italy
Staff and students from Italy’s fashion schools on dealing with the coronavirus pandemic
Fashion Schools in Lockdown: AALTO, Finland
The staff and students at AALTO, Helsinki, have hopes for a more sustainable industry
Time to sync with our feelings, through our clothes
René Scheibenbauer on using emotions as the first step of his design process
Fashion Schools in Lockdown: Berlin University of the Arts
“Although we mostly work on our own individual projects, we also work as a team.” UdK staff and students respond to the crisis together
Quarantine Dispatch #8: Redefining my craftsmanship
Larissa Sehringer, Parsons fashion student, sees every problem as a design flaw
