Fashion industry had its own noticeable amount of change in 2021 and as it learned to co-exist with Covid, it saw its different parts adapt to the new normal. There are many things in the […]
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A home for Chanel’s artisans
Viriginie Viard, Chanel’s artistic director, turned to the house’s newest artisan home to present her latest MetiersD’arts collection. The building which is called 19M started housing maisons and specialist since March and is now officially introduced to the public by the very creations […]
Virgil Abloh’s legacy
It was just a day before British Fashion Awards that the fashion community was struck by the news of Virgil Abloh’s sudden death. Abloh had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in 2019 […]
Origami dress by Yuki Hagino
Yuki Hagino’s BA final collection is with no doubt one of the most architectural garments in her time. The London Evening Standard called her designs “heavenly”, whilst Elle UK say that she “provided one of […]
Origami Dresses From Paper and Textiles by Amila Hrustic
Dress construction: Milan Senic / Photography: Irfan Redzovic / Model: Lana Pasicimages via Amila Hrustic
Architectural head pieces collection
The collection is by Zara Gorman. All images are the courtesy of Zara Gorman.
AIF’s November Picks
All the items are available for online shoppers with worldwide shipping and to local shoppers in Lugano, Ticino. Our November picks for you are: The white Butterfly coat by Nasim Akhavan for 290$ With handmade […]
The brief history of the connection between clothing and shelter 5
In an essay by Patricia Mears “Fraying the Edges; Fashion and Deconstruction.” Mears shows that deconstruction in Fashion is not as theoretically influenced as that of architecture. In the early collections of Comme des Garcons […]
André Courrèges, Lord of the Space Ladies (1923-2016)
“Where do his tennis dresses, his sailor dresses come from? Where did he find them? On the steps of Delphi. In the wardrobe of Electra. They are modern and they are antique,” wrote Violette Leduc […]
The brief history of the connection between clothing and shelter 3
The work of Paul Poiret in Fashion industry has some Art Nouveau´s popular curvilinear shapes of the late nineteenth century. In this time the simplicity of form and fluid ornamentation was important. the shapes coming […]
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