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Jan 7, 2025 | taustralia.com.au | Gage Daughdrill |Victoria Pearson

Since launching in 2020, the Brooklyn creative studio Wenjüe Lu has released limited collections of clothes, soft sculptures and installations with the aim of promoting “longevity, sustainability and individuality,” says co-founder Chufeng Fang. Its garments are made from undyed cotton and linen, and the studio offers a mending service for customers to encourage lifelong ownership.

Oct 3, 2024 | nytimes.com | Kate Lanphear |Patrick Li |Nick Haramis |Angela Koh |Jameson Montgomery |Gage Daughdrill

Kate Lanphear, women's style director: Florals are a spring perennial and we saw chintzy versions across the boardPatrick Li, creative director: They appeared on the carpet at Jil Sander and in the form of brocades at Comme des Garçons. We also saw some interiors with chintzy curtains or wall coverings, like the show space at Carven which turned out to be Madame Carven's original apartment.

Sep 12, 2024 | nytimes.com | Gage Daughdrill

Image Since its founding in 2012, the Copenhagen-based clothing brand Baserange has become a go-to for its bodywear and undergarments with minimalist silhouettes. Co-founders Blandine Legait and Marie-Louise Mogensen started it with the goal of creating pieces that would allow movement and provide comfort. Now, they're expanding into homewares with a similar mission.

Nov 2, 2023 | agrifrica.com | Wei Tchou |Julia Halperin |Lane Nieset |Gage Daughdrill

My morning routine is how I set myself up for the day. I splash my face with water and will often use Oskia’s Super C Beauty Capsules. I’m a big fan of Augustinus Bader’s The Light Cream and then Merit’s Great Skin Instant Glow Serum, which is very subtle. I’m really into their makeup: they have this Bronze Balm in a stick and blushers that come in little jars that are easy to swipe on. I use RMS UnCoverup Concealer and Supergoop Glowscreen SPF 40.

Sep 27, 2023 | taustralia.com.au | Gage Daughdrill |Victoria Pearson

DiotimaThe designer Rachel Scott’s focus on tailoring and craft — in particular, crochet made in her native Jamaica — has been clear since she launched her brand, Diotima, in 2021. But it wasn’t until she held her first presentation, at a gallery in New York’s Chelsea neighbourhood earlier this month, that fashion week attendees were able to observe the line’s detailing up close: Models traversed the room in intricate bead vests and floor-length gowns made from delicate, netlike cotton fabrics.