Last night was thé annual fashion gathering of Britain, hosted in the Royal Albert Hall, London. Celebrating the best of the industry, both emerging and established, the event also raises funds for the British Fashion Council Foundation.

You will probably have started receiving them already, the enormous pile of emails triggering you to grab your bank card, type in your CVV and press ‘Purchase’, or the old school way tempt you to visit stores this weekend. That’s because Black Friday is upon us – the yearly trap, where big corporations try to get millions of people to spend their money on items they do not need. 

For Spring/Summer 2025, DI PETSA finds inspiration in the myth of Ariadne and Theseus.

Stillness and movement; craftmanship, creativity and conscious design – Tess van Zalinge's 'momentum', showcased at studio3000, immersed the audience into the way of working of her studio.

Showcased during Amsterdam Fashion week in warehouse Door Open Space, 1/OFF introduces its 'Eternal' collection, which is made in collaboration with Nespresso.

MARTAN's offering for Spring/Summer 2025, titled Tempest Tides and designed by Diek Pothoven and Douwe de Boer, takes inspiration architectural silhouette of ships.

South Parade is home to A separate place between the thought and felt, a group exhibition bringing together modern and historic works, presenting works from the 20th and 21st century.

Launching Edition 3, Stem's "The Pulling Collection" further explores handcraft and industrial weaving. Stimulated by Stem founder Sarah Brunnhuber’s dedication to sustainability, the 6-piece collection explores a blend of high-tech and low-tech in its approach to zero-waste garment construction.