Alfred Sung’s Canadian Made-to-Measure Tailoring Experience
Suit up.
Alfred Sung Bespoke, designed to be an easy, convenient take on custom tailoring, offers made-to-measure clothing for both men and women.
Fashion
Pitti Immagine Uomo 97
Sartorial obsession.
The stylish and sophisticated–and even the outlandish–have convened in Florence for Pitti Immagine Uomo.
Maya Fuhr’s Tec Style Meditates on the Lifespan and Environmental Impact of Clothing
Art-cycle.
Tec Style expands on Maya Fuhr’s first exhibition, Malleable Privilege, which examined the ways in which fashion can do more harm than good. But while Malleable Privilege was, in Fuhr’s words, “more abstract and open to interpretation,” Tec Style bluntly addresses our rapid textile consumption.
Serge Ibaka Is the New Face of Canadian Outerwear Brand Nobis
Winter, but make it fashion.
With his distinctly sharp sense of style—even with a broken ankle—Ibaka has been turning all sorts of heads, including Canadian outerwear brand Nobis, who has just named the player as their global ambassador.
The Sartorialist Turns a Lens to India’s Street Fashion
Photographer Scott Schuman’s latest book is a testament to the country’s youth and style.
Street photographer Scott Schuman’s latest book The Sartorialist: India contains over 300 pages showing a delicate and stylistic side of India. Not the India of National Geographic, but a younger, fashionable India. An India with music festivals, tattoos, and dyed hair.
Hermès Artistic Director Pierre-Alexis Dumas Understands the Business of Fashion
History and modernity.
For the past 14 years, Pierre-Alexis Dumas has worn the mantle of artistic director at Hermès—he is the scion and a member of the sixth generation of a family business founded in 1837.
Hilary MacMillan’s Entrance into Inclusive Sizing
Fashion for all.
Since the early days of her career as a fashion designer, MacMillan has always been interested in offering inclusive sizing to her customers.
Louis Vuitton’s Latest Savoir-Faire is a Fully Shoppable Vancouver Penthouse
Much more than a fashion brand.
The Savoir-Faire experience has set up shop to offer Vancouverites a customizable, one-on-one introduction to the brand’s lifestyle in a setting that combines artisanal artistry and cosmopolitan innovation.
Kenzo Takada On His Creative Life
Colourful life.
In 1964, Kenzo Takada embarked on a grand adventure, leaving Japan for Paris, where he began designing garments the fashion world was not accustomed to. At 80, his energetic approach to fashion continues to enthrall.
