Latest articles by Dal Chodha
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Family ties: Violeta Sanchez and her daughter Luz pull together for a living sculpture show
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Inside eco-aware label Ssōne’s crafty London boutique
Ssōne (pronounced, ‘sewn') is the London-based ready-to-wear label with a social conscience
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Kim Jones mines the Dior archives and couture techniques to embellish the modern man
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Greg Lauren and Paul & Shark splice and dice for S/S 2020
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Home grown: the Gucci Garden cultivates a green-fingered start to Pitti Uomo 93
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Solid Homme: the contemporary Korean menswear brand making waves in Europe
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John Galliano’s Maison Margiela Artisanal Men’s debut adorned by Tony Matelli sculptures
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Post-Imperial’s uplifting clothing celebrates artisans across Africa
Niyi Okuboyejo's clothing is made in collaboration with creators and makers across the continent; people who he describes as being ‘narrators of their own stories'
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Timeless men's classics are at the core of new label Salle Privée
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The highlights from Pitti Uomo 94 in Florence
Rain was omnipresent at Pitti Uomo 94. The outerwear brand Herno celebrated its 70th year with a vast exhibition that began with an installation of a single drop of rain; MCM showed ready-to-wear and accessories in Florence for the first time in a dynamic runway presentation that featured a tropical storm. The red and blue carpeted catwalk at Paul Surridge’s debut Roberto Cavalli Menswear show was absolutely sodden, which added an eccentric mood to the otherwise fine, fresh clothes. After all, what’s summer without the threat of a downpour? Elsewhere, the classic brands who have built their heritage on modish, Made in Italy élan are having conversations about what they can learn from the advance of streetwear: it’s time for a rethink they say.
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Riya Gupta on empowered femininity
Studio Rigu – the New Delhi-based label – founded in 2017 by Riya Gupta, has forward thinking footing
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Gender theory: Studio Nicholson launches its debut menswear collection
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Kenzo explores family values in film ‘The Everything'
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Snow patrol: Peak Performance and Nigel Cabourn are scaling great new heights
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Take the lead: making moves with Tod’s brand ambassador Roberto Bolle
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Shorts stories: Vilebrequin marks its 50th anniversary
St Tropez swimwear brand Vilebrequin celebrates 50 years of bold strokes
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Introducing Maiyet Collective, London's sustainable fashion pop-up
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Unpacking Tom Sachs and Nike’s latest space age sneaker
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Budapest bounty: Nanushka’s modern menswear
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Four menswear designers on their aesthetic evolution during the pandemic
Today sees the launch of London Fashion Week's first digital only platform, a gender neutral online space, merging mens and womenswear, held over the dates that London Fashion Week Men's was originally scheduled to take place. In celebration of the launch – an innovative response to today's social distancing measures – we caught up with four flourishing brands from fashion cities around the world, to see how their approach to design has developed during an unparalleled global crisis
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Colville’s S/S 2020 collection is a cacophony of colour
Fashion stylist Lucinda Chambers and designers Molly Molloy and Kristin Forss are the creative force behind the ebullient, print-focused and colourful womenswear label Colville
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Richard Malone wins International Woolmark Prize 2020
The International Woolmark Prize has announced the winner of its 2020 edition. Celebrating designers working with Merino wool, the award asks fashion talents to outline their commitment to sustainable practices
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Man up: Mr Porter unveils its debut collection of modern classics
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Introducing G-Star RAW Research, by Aitor Throup
