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1 week ago | 
hourdetroit.com | Kate Walsh
Before we made the final decision to put Tigers ace Tarik Skubal on our cover, I did some digging in the Hour Detroit archives (after all, baseball is a game of stats). First, I wanted to see how many times a Tiger had graced our cover. The answer? Five.
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1 month ago | 
hourdetroit.com | Kate Walsh
Bridal fashion has been a Detroit staple at Hour Detroit since 1998 (the first year we published 12 issues). Normally, an annual feature like this can cause me some stress — “What are we going to do this year?” — but I don’t have much to worry about with this one. It’s in the hands of our very talented and capable designers, Creative Director Lindsay Richards and Associate Art Director Steven Prokuda.
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2 months ago | 
hourdetroit.com | Kate Walsh
People often ask how they “can get in Hour,” whether it’s their work as a creative or an article on their business. One of the best ways is knowing how to sell yourself. You can be the best in your field, but you’ve got to capture our attention.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
wwd.com | Alex Wynne |Daisy Ridley |Nava Mau |Kate Walsh
Inspired by the country life and travels with his mother, Anthony Alvarez’s collection had a less exuberant feel this season, amply highlighting delicate design details found in references to nature walks and fallen leaves. Another leitmotif came from a childhood ritual in France, “le goûter,” an after-school snack where families often sit together and share stories and treats.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
wwd.com | Alex Wynne |Daisy Ridley |Nava Mau |Kate Walsh
PARIS — On the sidelines of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode’s Sphere showroom for emerging brands at the Palais de Tokyo Thursday afternoon, France’s Culture Minister, Rachida Dati, pledged new support for young design talent in the French capital. “Whenever people think about France, they think about fashion,” Dati said to gathered journalists. “When people think about Paris, they think about fashion, about luxury, about lifestyle.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
wwd.com | Alex Wynne |Daisy Ridley |Nava Mau |Kate Walsh
Designer Jay Song often takes painting as his starting point. This season, his second offering a coed lineup, he played with Baroque references inspired by portraits by Diego Velázquez, specifically the “picadill” collar, which gave the collection its name. His version, crafted from creased leather reinforced with hidden layers of aluminum and paired with matching cuffs that emerged from the sleeves, had a starched look.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
wwd.com | Alex Wynne |Daisy Ridley |Nava Mau |Kate Walsh
Last summer, Jeanne Friot was one of a handful of young French designers showcased during the opening ceremony for the Paris Olympic Games. Her look, inspired by Joan of Arc, was the starting point for her battle-ready genderless fall collection. “I wanted to develop the story,” said the designer, who shares the French first name of the historic heroine, backstage before her show. “There was a lot we could dig into.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
wwd.com | Alex Wynne |Daisy Ridley |Nava Mau |Kate Walsh
Emeric Tchatchoua wants to encourage us to slow down. “I was home watching a movie, and my phone kept on ringing. It made me think about when I was a kid, when everyone always watched all the way through,” said last year’s ANDAM Special Prize winner backstage ahead of his show.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
hourdetroit.com | Kate Walsh
While January is a time for many to establish new habits, Hour Detroit favors a predictable routine. Every year, we kick things off with our Detroiters feature, which highlights the individuals who are making a difference in metro Detroit and beyond. We’ve honored as few as one person and as many as 24 people in an issue. This year, while we have only five articles in the feature, we are honoring more than 30 people:four individuals and one team.
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Dec 18, 2024 | 
bhg.com.au | Kate Walsh
The old fashioned is the fashionistas drink. This classic cocktail blended with tequila has notes of cloves, cinnamon, and cardamom, with a sweet burst of agave.
