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Man about town: on the ground in Florence for Pitti Uomo’s 89th edition
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The design duo reshaping the legacy of Italian fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo
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Oliver Spencer and Wolfgang Buttress champion sustainability with an immersive floral installation
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Hushed tones: simple, wearable clothes speak of a quiet revolution
A new and muted mood is (quietly) gaining momentum, from brands including Deveaux, Dušan and Legres
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Drawing inspiration: Karl Lagerfeld and Faber-Castell launch the artist's ultimate toolkit
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Nona Source: the deadstock resale platform pioneering circular fashion
Nona Source is giving a new lease of life to LVMH’s high-end deadstock fabrics, in an attempt to encourage circular and sustainable fashion
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Just for kicks: Nike and Virgil Abloh get in step
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The top 20 grooming trends that shaped the S/S 2016 men's season
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The devil is in the detail in the new Nike Air Fear of God footwear collection
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New York S/S 2011: show tunes
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The top 20 grooming trends that defined the A/W 2015 women's season
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Flower focus: Régime des Fleurs’ fascination with the past
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Thomas Clipper's funds new male grooming range within two hours
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4th Floor salon collaboration
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The Shoe Library at Lane Crawford, Hong Kong
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New book sees Italian craftspeople reimagine the era-defining Fendi Baguette
Celebrating 25 years of the Fendi Baguette, a new book from the house documents its ‘Hand in Hand’ scheme, which saw 30 artisans reinterpret the iconic noughties handbag through craft. Here, Wallpaper* shares an exclusive first look
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Scene-stealing runway sets from the S/S 2019 menswear shows
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Nick Knight releases a short film for Comme des Garçons
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Scene-stealing runway sets from the A/W 2020 womenswear shows
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Dry spell: the beauty world is tapping into the concerns about global water shortage
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Amp up your outerwear with spring’s eye-catching options
We’re approaching the great outdoors with even more energy, so it’s fitting that when we can nestle up with nature again we’ll be doing it in eye-catching outerwear. Make acid tones, ombré finishes and puffed up or transparent fabrics part of your outdoors arsenal – you’ll also be easier to spot when it comes to social distancing.
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A new fix for Ermenegildo Zegna, Italian fashion’s quiet revolutionary
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Mykita 5th birthday
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The sculptural sublimity of Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen
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Too Cool for School is the latest Korean beauty brand making the grade
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Muse flash: why Valentino fans will be wearing Australian painter Esther Stewart’s art on their sleeves this season
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Jimmyjane's Sensual Care line gives garish lube the slip
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