Latest articles by Jack Moss
-
Why jazz and dance shoes are this summer’s most uplifting footwearWe pick the best jazz-, dance- and ballet-inspired shoes, a style that has become ubiquitous on the runway – most notably, at Michael Rider’s Celine
-
Converse’s collaboration with Aries’ No Problemo is inspired by 1970s sci-fi and UFOsConverse is collaborating with London No Problemo – an offshoot of cult London streetwear brand Aries – on a pair of Chuck 70s featuring alien motifs and nods to ‘The X-Files’
-
Our Legacy’s ‘laboratory-like’ London store: Scandinavian restraint with a rebellious streakThe renovated Soho flagship is a ‘space for the next chapter’ of the cult Swedish brand, which has enjoyed exponential growth in recent years. Creative director Cristopher Nying gives Wallpaper* an exclusive first tour
-
Anatomy of a logo: Levi’s Two Horse PatchThe Two Horse Patch – featuring a pair of jeans being pulled apart by two horses to prove their indestructibility – has featured on Levi’s jeans since the brand’s beginnings in the Gold Rush-era American West
-
Margaret Howell reworks a footwear classic by Dr MartensThe Dr Martens x MHL 1461 shoe sees the British designer turn her eye to another timeless design classic
-
Anatomy of a logo: Calvin KleinA symbol of simplicity and sex appeal, the sans-serif logo has come to encapsulate contemporary American style. Here, we unpack the logo’s origins
-
Mytheresa sets sail, taking over a mega-yacht on the French RivieraGerman fashion e-retailer Mytheresa hits the water with the latest iteration of its ‘Maison Mytheresa’ series, which began in St Moritz last December
-
Anatomy of a logo: the Nike Swoosh‘What we wanted it to stand for was speed, but now it means much more than that,’ says Nike co-founder Phil Knight of sportswear’s most enduring emblem, created by design student Carolyn Davidson in 1971 for just 35 dollars
-
The very best of Haute Couture Week A/W 2026Wallpaper* picks the defining shows of Haute Couture Week, seeing designers like Pierpaolo Piccioli and Duran Lantink – at Balenciaga and Jean Paul Gaultier respectively – breathe new life into the historic dressmaking medium
-
Matthieu Blazy conjures a haute couture fairy tale at ChanelThe designer’s sophomore couture outing for the house looked towards a book of fairy tales from Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel’s library, for a collection that married fantasy and function
-
At Dior Couture, Jonathan Anderson makes artist Lynda Benglis his museThe American artist’s process of ‘knotting, pleating and moulding’ inspired Jonathan Anderson’s sophomore couture collection for the Parisian house, which married sculptural forms with vivid colour and embellishment
-
How Thom Browne created fashion’s most distinctive uniformFirst conceived in a one-bedroom New York apartment, Thom Browne’s shrunken grey suit has helped him forge a $500 million empire. Speaking to Jack Moss, he breaks down this great American success story
-
The moments to look out for at Haute Couture WeekThe rarefied pinnacle of the fashion calendar, Haute Couture Week A/W 2026 runs from the 6-9 July in Paris. Here, Wallpaper* breaks down what to look out for – from the return of Olivier Theyskens to debuts at Balenciaga and Jean Paul Gaultier
-
The world’s best denim brands, according to Wallpaper*From heritage brands to luxury names and independent innovators, our comprehensive guide to the world’s best denim brands helps you find the perfect pair of jeans
-
These were the best collections from Paris Fashion Week Men’s, from Celine to Dries Van NotenAs Paris Fashion Week Men’s concludes, Wallpaper* picks the standout collections – from Michael Rider’s first men’s show for Celine to ethereal lightness and Dries Van Noten
-
Paris Fashion Week Men’s S/S 2027: live updates from the Wallpaper* teamFrom 23-28 June, the S/S 2027 edition of Paris Fashion Week Men’s takes place in the French capital. Here, get your first look at the shows, presentations and parties, as well as our runway reviews, reported by the Wallpaper* style editors on the ground
-
Dior’s Jonathan Anderson on why he chose a historic Parisian museum for his Fred Again-soundtracked menswear show‘It’s about juxtaposing the historic and the contemporary and bringing Fred Again’s music into this typically quiet place,’ says the designer, who presented his S/S 2027 menswear collection this morning (24 June 2026), exploring the idea of ‘sampling and remixing’
-
These were the best collections of Milan Fashion Week Men’s, from Thom Browne to PradaAs menswear month reaches its halfway point, read Wallpaper’s pick of the standouts from the Italian fashion capital
-
The highlights of Milan Fashion Week Men’s S/S 2027 – as they happenFrom 19-22 June, the S/S 2027 edition of Milan Fashion Week Men’s takes over Italy’s style capital. Here, get your first look at the shows, presentations and parties, as well as our runway reviews, reported by the Wallpaper* style editors on the ground
-
Prada’s latest menswear collection strips things back: ‘It’s against useless design’Shown yesterday afternoon in Milan, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reworked menswear’s fundamentals – including the denim jean – for a collection which sought clarity and refinement
-
Pitti Uomo heralds the start of menswear month. These were our highlightsThe historic Italian menswear fair held its 110th edition this week in Florence, seeing guest designer Simone Rocha hold her first-ever men’s show and DSM Kei Ninomiya channel a punk spirit
-
These are Bottega Veneta’s latest it-bags – including miniature versions of some house classicsCreative director Louise Trotter presents the five bags set to define the month ahead, captured by photographer Drew Vickers in a new series called ‘Il Mio’
-
Palazzo Gucci in Florence enters a bold new chapter under DemnaThe Florence landmark reopens under new creative director Demna, who has curated Gucci Storia, an unexpected take on the Italian house’s history. During Pitti Uomo, Wallpaper* takes a tour
-
These are the eight moments to look out for at Men’s Fashion Month S/S 2027From Simone Rocha’s guest turn at Florence’s Pitti Uomo, to calendar shift-ups, designer returns and (a handful of) debuts, we pick the moments to look out for this Men’s Fashion Month (starting 17 June)
