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6 days ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
Mordecai’s SS26 show wasn’t walked. It was fought, held, clutched, gripped. Staged in the stripped-back setting of an old school gym, creative director Ludovico Bruno cast martial artists instead of models. Judo, karate and Greco-Roman fighters moved through the space with intensity and control, more like sparring partners than fashion models. The effect was powerful: a reminder that connection – whether through combat or care – is always physical. That idea of touch carried through into the clothes.
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6 days ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
On Thursday night, Montblanc made its first foray into the wondrous world of ready-to-wear with a presentation that married sartorial elegance with literary flair… and the wry imagination of Wes Anderson.
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1 week ago | 
usa.10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
HOMME PLISSÉ ISSEY MIYAKEIf you ever wondered what a paintbrush's daydream looks like, transformed the historic Homme Plissé Issey Miyake just answered it - with pleats, pigment and plenty of poetic flair. Unveiled as the Guest of Honor at Pitti Uomo 108, the SS26 collection Amid Impasto of Horizons Villa Medicea della Petraia into a wearable canvas.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
Florence called, and the fashion world came running. On Tuesday, Pitti Uomo 108 – the latest edition of the legendary Florentine menswear trade fair – kicked off the SS26 menswear season with a bang… and a swish of sartorial power. Nearly 750 brands reimagined the city as a living moodboard, where heritage tailoring collided with avant-garde flair.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
In the expansive atrium of the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, where design’s future is constantly being reimagined, Brigitta Spinocchia Freund has carved out a reverent, radical sanctuary. Her contribution to WOW!house 2025, The Curator’s Room, is a feminist manifesto mapped in mohair, cast in bronze, embroidered in gold thread and whispered between brushstrokes.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
Brace yourselves – Louis Vuitton just dropped a trainer so plush, so pillowy, so buttersoft it makes clouds look a little rough around the edges. Enter: the LV Buttersoft Sneaker. A Pharrell Williams-designed, Italian-handcrafted slice of sneaker heaven that’s part streetwear sermon, part dandy daydream. Unveiled in the AW25 men’s collection, co-created with Nigo, this runner is no ordinary sole mate.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
The V&A’s new exhibition Design & Disability doesn’t just tick that ‘inclusivity’ box with a neon Sharpie. It’s an unapologetically bold, disability-first takeover of design culture, and it’s doing what museums should have done decades ago – putting disabled creators, thinkers, activists and artists at the centre of the story. No pity, no patronising. Just power, pride and some extremely good design.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
“I think I’m feeling most powerful when I’m able to make my own choices,” says Venus Williams, who has spent her life in motion – on tennis courts (she has seven Grand Slam titles, five Wimbledon championships and four Olympic gold medals), in boardrooms and now, in front of a camera as the face of Dior’s reimagined Capture skincare line.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
Eli Russell Linnetz knows where the wild things are, and apparently it’s in Venice Beach. Not all salty air and surfboards, in his pre-fall 2025 collection – dubbed the Wild Bunch – he channels his signature unruly design spirit through the lens of the town’s shadowy side. Away with the waves and in with the Dudley Dozens, ERL’s fictional gang of “mercenary henchmen turned anarchists” whose gritty world of deconstructed leather and rebellious denim rewrites the rules of youth subculture.
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1 week ago | 
usa.10magazine.com | Emily Phillips
At her session, Yanya promises not just a glimpse into the records that shaped her, but an invitation into her world. Think deep cuts, unexpected influences and reflective conversation about artistry, identity and the evolution of sound. "We will be covering some of the basics about why and how I got into music before delving a bit deeper and catching up to the more current version of where I'm at with creativity," says Yanya.
