Your Daily Denim Destination
Diesel presented their Fall/Winter 2025 collection in Milan and brace yourselves! Get ready for the lowest low-rise jeans making a total comeback. And yeah, butt crack included! And denim skirts so short that it put the no-pants look to shame! The show show was all about a radical reinvention of style, blending elevation with disruption […]
Doechii made her Milan Fashion Week debut on Tuesday, opening Dsquared2’s fall 2025 presentation. Dsquared2 celebrated its 30th anniversary during Milan Fashion Week with a raucous runway show that opened with rapper Doecchi spilling out of an armored vehicle full of dollar bills and closed with fashion royalty Naomi Campbell in a leather biker bodysuit. For their anniversary […]
MM6 Maison Margiela’s spring is – well – as our title points out – destroyed! So, if you think you’ve seen it all when it comes to ripped jeans?! Check out what MM6 has in store for us this coming spring, And then, think again! Distressed jeans is like putting it mildly according to MM6’s […]
Balenciaga’s Spring 2025 collection – under Demna’s creative direction – showcased a mix of avant-garde fashion. And some quite “experimental” looks! But well, this is what we all have come to expect of Demna. Demna played with exaggerated proportions and familiar wardrobe items, from spliced trench coats to Medici-style collars made from five-pocket jeans. One […]
JW Anderson’s Spring 2025 collection was a combination of playful innovation with bold design elements. The collection featured a mix of sculptural and oversized silhouettes alongside daringly short lengths, creating a balance between structure and fluidity. Key pieces included voluminous skirts paired with tight-knit tank tops, as well as garments incorporating trompe-l’œil effects that played […]
Balenciaga’ wants you to watch the show and chill. We’re not kidding. When we thought we’ve seen it all, here comes Balenciaga’s Demna Gvasalia with a new surprise.
Mihara Yasuhiro’s winter 2024 collection titled “Wobbler Part Four” continues the “Big Silhouette” series the designer introduced for spring 2024. It was steeped in nostalgia, and boosted by a squad of “Paris” cheerleaders who resurged