BimBa Y Lola Love, Always Campaign
4 December. 2021 - With Nathy Peluso & (La)Horde
BIMBA Y LOLA gets into the festive mood with the “LOVE, ALWAYS” campaign, a celebration of friendship, music, dance, joy, and freedom. The video features international rising star Nathy Peluso – singer, songwriter, and performer – and dancers. Directed and choreographed by (LA)HORDE – an art collective founded by Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer, and Arthur Harel –, also counts with the renowned Director of Photography André Chemetoff.
Right before the end of a holiday family dinner, the protagonist cheekily escapes her home to meet a group of friends that await outside to enjoy a night full of fireworks, light, and rhythm as they dance to Snap!’s iconic anthem of the ‘90s “Rhythm is a Dancer”. A get-together of diverse people united by their love and respect for each other, music, movement, and celebration.
The “LOVE, ALWAYS” campaign introduces one of the key items of the upcoming year: the Chimo logo bag. Centered around BIMBA Y LOLA’s iconic circular logo, this new volume is available in a wide range of colors like purple, black, or white, as well as bold prints in acid green and orange. Made in materials like leather and laminated fabric, and ranging from small to large, the Chimo bag also features a fun take on the logo: a metallic piece in contrasting colors.
Free and fun. Fresh and vital. The campaign reflects the BIMBA Y LOLA attitude and the brand’s core values: we are a creative collective spreading art and culture through fashion. And love. Love, always.
BIMBA Y LOLA gets into the festive mood with the “LOVE, ALWAYS” campaign, a celebration of friendship, music, dance, joy, and freedom. The video features international rising star Nathy Peluso – singer, songwriter, and performer – and dancers. Directed and choreographed by (LA)HORDE – an art collective founded by Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer, and Arthur Harel –, also counts with the renowned Director of Photography André Chemetoff.
Right before the end of a holiday family dinner, the protagonist cheekily escapes her home to meet a group of friends that await outside to enjoy a night full of fireworks, light, and rhythm as they dance to Snap!’s iconic anthem of the ‘90s “Rhythm is a Dancer”. A get-together of diverse people united by their love and respect for each other, music, movement, and celebration.
The “LOVE, ALWAYS” campaign introduces one of the key items of the upcoming year: the Chimo logo bag. Centered around BIMBA Y LOLA’s iconic circular logo, this new volume is available in a wide range of colors like purple, black, or white, as well as bold prints in acid green and orange. Made in materials like leather and laminated fabric, and ranging from small to large, the Chimo bag also features a fun take on the logo: a metallic piece in contrasting colors.
Free and fun. Fresh and vital. The campaign reflects the BIMBA Y LOLA attitude and the brand’s core values: we are a creative collective spreading art and culture through fashion. And love. Love, always.
melissa X Y/PROJECT
30 November. 2021 - Collaboration
Vetements FW22-23
26 November. 2021 - Main Collection
VETEMENTS AH22-23 Collection (also known as VETEMENTS FALL-WINTER 22-23 Main Collection) was presented on 25th November 2021 at 7:11 PM.
Originally catering to royals and the aristocracy, in the early 20th century couturiers focused on a new type of clients - industry tycoons and their families, who made money with everything from oil & real estate to butter & chocolate bars.
With the Fall-Winter 22-23 main collection, VETEMENTS is pushing to redefi ne the couture and savoir-faire of the previous generations for the new era, that is defined by all-new social and economic phenomenon’s that can transform a person’s life overnight - the new wealth of bitcoin millionaires, someone who invested 1000 dollars in bitcoin in 2010 would now be worth short of 80 million dollars; social media millionaires who rose to fame and wealth by simply being themselves and sharing the most private moments of their lives, and others monetizing even more private moments shared on their OnlyFans accounts.
Using technological breakthroughs for the first time in history, tailored pieces are fully created from jersey and molton, traditionally used only for t-shirts and hoodies. Presented separately and in full outfits where every item is created from the same material, these tailored pieces are crafted using the highest tailoring standards, while maintaining the comfort of sweats. Make it your travel suit, throw it in your suitcase and start traveling again.
The proportions of everyday garments have been modified using traditional
patternmaking and digital 3D pattern modification to echo couture silhouettes,
while finished garments are stitched, sewed, and pinched over to create dramatic, all-new exaggerated shapes.
Reversed and upside-down layering - the garments are designed to be reverse-layered with t-shirts worn over tailored jackets and hoodies styled over tailored coats.
Transformable pieces - jeans and pants which can be transformed into different lengths, coats turning into jackets and padding which can be detached on outerwear pieces, to slow down the consumption and grant wearers the ability to wear their loved pieces in different climates, weather conditions, and environments.
Garments in disguise - trench coats with the comfort of a puffer jacket. Velour tracksuits from Y2K transformed into evening gowns, tops with integrated gloves, and tailoring. Velvet bathrobes bonded with molton morph into evening coats. Long skirts draped to become dresses.
Iconic rock boots by “New Rock” reimagined into giant platform sneakers #VETEMENTSxNewRock.
Full bodysuits with masks are like a real-life VPN - granting full privacy in a world where privacy is the ultimate luxury. While
everyone is being tracked online by tech giants, the only place you can escape and maintain your privacy is offline.
The truth is that in today’s world dominated by social media and its sometimes toxic environment, you don’t need to be an influencer with 265 million followers to feel like you need some privacy in your life.
Luxury is no longer only defined by materials and craftsmanship. Privacy is today’s true luxury, and that’s why it needs to be reflected by luxury fashion houses.
All-over prints created from million dollar bills, computer chips used for bitcoin mining and winning lottery tickets, while monograms are reimagined with crypto coins and 5G icons. High fashion for the era of 5G high speed internet. And little aliens... cause we all need SPACE sometimes.
Recent studies show that when kids from generation Alpha, born after 2010, are asked who they want to become when they grow up, the top answer is rich, followed by famous.
It has become an obsession of the youth to get rich fast, overnight. “I did nothing. I just got lucky!”
We chose non-existent 1 million dollar bills not only to reference the illusive nature of wealth, but also because 1 million
became a new symbol of success. Having 1 million followers or 1 million dollars means you’ve made it!
For the set of the show, we printed 1000 of 1 million dollar bills, making the set the cheapest most expensive set in the
history of fashion, worth “1 Billion Fake Dollars”.
This collection questions many existential topics... How strong is your 5G connection to reality? Can money truly make you happy? And is the Earth really flat?
VETEMENTS AH22-23 Collection (also known as VETEMENTS FALL-WINTER 22-23 Main Collection) was presented on 25th November 2021 at 7:11 PM.
Originally catering to royals and the aristocracy, in the early 20th century couturiers focused on a new type of clients - industry tycoons and their families, who made money with everything from oil & real estate to butter & chocolate bars.
With the Fall-Winter 22-23 main collection, VETEMENTS is pushing to redefi ne the couture and savoir-faire of the previous generations for the new era, that is defined by all-new social and economic phenomenon’s that can transform a person’s life overnight - the new wealth of bitcoin millionaires, someone who invested 1000 dollars in bitcoin in 2010 would now be worth short of 80 million dollars; social media millionaires who rose to fame and wealth by simply being themselves and sharing the most private moments of their lives, and others monetizing even more private moments shared on their OnlyFans accounts.
Using technological breakthroughs for the first time in history, tailored pieces are fully created from jersey and molton, traditionally used only for t-shirts and hoodies. Presented separately and in full outfits where every item is created from the same material, these tailored pieces are crafted using the highest tailoring standards, while maintaining the comfort of sweats. Make it your travel suit, throw it in your suitcase and start traveling again.
The proportions of everyday garments have been modified using traditional
patternmaking and digital 3D pattern modification to echo couture silhouettes,
while finished garments are stitched, sewed, and pinched over to create dramatic, all-new exaggerated shapes.
Reversed and upside-down layering - the garments are designed to be reverse-layered with t-shirts worn over tailored jackets and hoodies styled over tailored coats.
Transformable pieces - jeans and pants which can be transformed into different lengths, coats turning into jackets and padding which can be detached on outerwear pieces, to slow down the consumption and grant wearers the ability to wear their loved pieces in different climates, weather conditions, and environments.
Garments in disguise - trench coats with the comfort of a puffer jacket. Velour tracksuits from Y2K transformed into evening gowns, tops with integrated gloves, and tailoring. Velvet bathrobes bonded with molton morph into evening coats. Long skirts draped to become dresses.
Iconic rock boots by “New Rock” reimagined into giant platform sneakers #VETEMENTSxNewRock.
Full bodysuits with masks are like a real-life VPN - granting full privacy in a world where privacy is the ultimate luxury. While
everyone is being tracked online by tech giants, the only place you can escape and maintain your privacy is offline.
The truth is that in today’s world dominated by social media and its sometimes toxic environment, you don’t need to be an influencer with 265 million followers to feel like you need some privacy in your life.
Luxury is no longer only defined by materials and craftsmanship. Privacy is today’s true luxury, and that’s why it needs to be reflected by luxury fashion houses.
All-over prints created from million dollar bills, computer chips used for bitcoin mining and winning lottery tickets, while monograms are reimagined with crypto coins and 5G icons. High fashion for the era of 5G high speed internet. And little aliens... cause we all need SPACE sometimes.
Recent studies show that when kids from generation Alpha, born after 2010, are asked who they want to become when they grow up, the top answer is rich, followed by famous.
It has become an obsession of the youth to get rich fast, overnight. “I did nothing. I just got lucky!”
We chose non-existent 1 million dollar bills not only to reference the illusive nature of wealth, but also because 1 million
became a new symbol of success. Having 1 million followers or 1 million dollars means you’ve made it!
For the set of the show, we printed 1000 of 1 million dollar bills, making the set the cheapest most expensive set in the
history of fashion, worth “1 Billion Fake Dollars”.
This collection questions many existential topics... How strong is your 5G connection to reality? Can money truly make you happy? And is the Earth really flat?
On Now Interview Series #12
2 November. 2021 - With the
Celebrity Jarry Lee
1. Hi Jarry, it is a pleasure to meet you. How would you describe PAP Magazine in 3 words?
Thanks for having me! I would describe PAP as: innovative, inspired, bohemian.
Celebrity Jarry Lee
1. Hi Jarry, it is a pleasure to meet you. How would you describe PAP Magazine in 3 words?
Thanks for having me! I would describe PAP as: innovative, inspired, bohemian.
On Now Interview Series #11
26 October. 2021 - WITH Beka Moore
1.Hello Beka nice to meet you, would you like to present yourself and your brand to our readers?
Hi, I’m Beka - owner and designer of the eponymous clothing brand Beka Moore.
1.Hello Beka nice to meet you, would you like to present yourself and your brand to our readers?
Hi, I’m Beka - owner and designer of the eponymous clothing brand Beka Moore.
Pierre-Louis Mascia & Palais Galliera
13 October. 2021 - Exclusive Capsule Collection
Pierre-Louis Mascia Permanent
Introducing the capsule collection with Palais Galliera
Bringing back to life long-forgotten 18th- century prints and using the power of ultra-modern design to catapult them into the 21st century: that is what Pierre-Louis Mascia has imagined, tapping into the collections of the Palais Galliera, the Paris Museum of Fashion. The idea sprang from the designer’s meeting with Pascale Gorguet-Ballesteros, the curator in charge of the “18th century and dolls” department in the Museum. She gave him access to the 18th- century archives, neglected by most curators and designers who prefer the 19th - century collections seen as less remote, more numerous, and easier to draw from because they are less “theatrical”.
Pierre-Louis Mascia then picked out eight historic items with remarkable prints. By mixing their patterns with very modern ones he created a timeless capsule collection made up of loungewear with sober, essential cuts, equally suitable for evening wear. As a first step, high-definition photos of the selected items were taken, in order to keep all the details - the jabot, the buttons, the seams, the label, and the infinitely varied embossed patterns, as well as their colour palette, ranging from pale pink to celadon green.
Then, thanks to the advanced technology provided by the Italian firm Achille Pinto, the designer combined them with other patterns, specific to modern times. The delicate, refined, floral pattern of a gentleman’s dressing-gown thus gets metamorphosed by the severe lines of a print intended for a necktie, and redesigned into a reversible kimono made from quilted silk. The flounces of a cotton camisole printed with an engraved copper plate (around 1780) are enlarged and immortalized to create the material of a long shirt with a Mao collar. Each garment thus “recomposed” is matched with a scarf with double-sided printed patterns – a true technical feat. Bridging the gap between prêt à porter and home textiles, the eight prints enliven a series of velvet pyjamas, dressing gowns, quilts and Venetian slippers. The loungewear garments have a natural sort of sophistication which blurs the frontier between indoor and outdoor, thus inviting you to wear them for an evening party too. The collection goes far beyond presenting us with an unprecedented alliance between history and technical skills, past and present, indoor and outdoor, baroque and modern design; above all it conveys emotion and meaning.
Pierre-Louis Mascia Permanent
Introducing the capsule collection with Palais Galliera
Bringing back to life long-forgotten 18th- century prints and using the power of ultra-modern design to catapult them into the 21st century: that is what Pierre-Louis Mascia has imagined, tapping into the collections of the Palais Galliera, the Paris Museum of Fashion. The idea sprang from the designer’s meeting with Pascale Gorguet-Ballesteros, the curator in charge of the “18th century and dolls” department in the Museum. She gave him access to the 18th- century archives, neglected by most curators and designers who prefer the 19th - century collections seen as less remote, more numerous, and easier to draw from because they are less “theatrical”.
Pierre-Louis Mascia then picked out eight historic items with remarkable prints. By mixing their patterns with very modern ones he created a timeless capsule collection made up of loungewear with sober, essential cuts, equally suitable for evening wear. As a first step, high-definition photos of the selected items were taken, in order to keep all the details - the jabot, the buttons, the seams, the label, and the infinitely varied embossed patterns, as well as their colour palette, ranging from pale pink to celadon green.
Then, thanks to the advanced technology provided by the Italian firm Achille Pinto, the designer combined them with other patterns, specific to modern times. The delicate, refined, floral pattern of a gentleman’s dressing-gown thus gets metamorphosed by the severe lines of a print intended for a necktie, and redesigned into a reversible kimono made from quilted silk. The flounces of a cotton camisole printed with an engraved copper plate (around 1780) are enlarged and immortalized to create the material of a long shirt with a Mao collar. Each garment thus “recomposed” is matched with a scarf with double-sided printed patterns – a true technical feat. Bridging the gap between prêt à porter and home textiles, the eight prints enliven a series of velvet pyjamas, dressing gowns, quilts and Venetian slippers. The loungewear garments have a natural sort of sophistication which blurs the frontier between indoor and outdoor, thus inviting you to wear them for an evening party too. The collection goes far beyond presenting us with an unprecedented alliance between history and technical skills, past and present, indoor and outdoor, baroque and modern design; above all it conveys emotion and meaning.
ACW* X BEATS BY DRE - STUDIO3 WIRELESS
12 October. 2021 - Partnership
A-COLD-WALL* presented by Samuel Ross, in partnership with Beats by Dr. Dre, introduces the ACW* X Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone with Active Noise Cancelling for an immersive sound experience. Exclusive early access via a-cold-wall.com from Friday, 15th October 10:00 (BST). Shipping to the United Kingdom only.
A-COLD-WALL* presented by Samuel Ross, in partnership with Beats by Dr. Dre, introduces the ACW* X Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone with Active Noise Cancelling for an immersive sound experience. Exclusive early access via a-cold-wall.com from Friday, 15th October 10:00 (BST). Shipping to the United Kingdom only.
On Now Interview Series #10
6 October. 2021 - WITH 604 Service
1. Hi 604serivce, nice to meet you! Can you tell us a bit more about yourself and your brand to our readers?
Hello! We are a brand based in Seoul, Korea. We started designing and making clothes for the first time in 2020. Our team consists of two members: Yu Kyung (CEO) & Young Sea (Director). At 604Service, we always try to develop interesting ideas that come to our minds at the present time and try to create clothes that are not limited to one idea or concept.
1. Hi 604serivce, nice to meet you! Can you tell us a bit more about yourself and your brand to our readers?
Hello! We are a brand based in Seoul, Korea. We started designing and making clothes for the first time in 2020. Our team consists of two members: Yu Kyung (CEO) & Young Sea (Director). At 604Service, we always try to develop interesting ideas that come to our minds at the present time and try to create clothes that are not limited to one idea or concept.
Louis Vuitton SS22
5 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Louis Vuitton showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Louis Vuitton showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Chanel SS22
5 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Chanel showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Chanel showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Maison Margiela SS22
4 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Maison Margiela its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Maison Margiela its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Stella McCartney SS22
4 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Stella McCartney its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Stella McCartney its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Shang Xia SS22
4 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Shang Xia its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Shang Xia its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Givenchy SS22
3 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Givenchy showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Givenchy showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Lanvin SS22
3 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Lanvin showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Lanvin showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Balenciaga SS22
2 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Balenciaga showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Balenciaga showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Loewe SS22
1 October. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Loewe showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Loewe showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Raf Simons SS22
30 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Raf Simons showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Raf Simons showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Acne Studios SS22
29 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Acne Studios showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Acne Studios showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Dries Van Noten SS22
29 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Dries Van Noten showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Dries Van Noten showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Courreges SS22
29 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Courrèges showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Courrèges showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Saint Laurent SS22
28 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Saint Laurent showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Saint Laurent showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Christian Dior SS22
28 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Christian Dior showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Christian Dior showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Avellano SS22 Womenswear
28 September. 2021 - Womenswear
Eytys Spring 2022 Collection
28 September. 2021 - Spring Collection
NEW HORIZONS
The launch of Eytys’ spring collection marks a new chapter for the brand. “It is the result of some soul searching”, Eytys Creative Director Max Schiller reveals. ”When I was 20, my boss at the time said: ‘Max, your weakness is not being able to design for people you don’t relate to’. It really hit a nerve.”
“I spent the following years trying to interpret an illusionary muse”, he explains. “However, I’m a bit older now, and so is my muse. Instead of fighting it, I just want to make things that are truly relatable. Creating for myself, my family and friends. Bringing Eytys back home.”
Alluding to a clean slate, down-to-earth neutrals meet a crisp color scheme inspired by Serge Poliakoff’s blue compositions. The collection balances washed-out manga-style camouflage print with a dip-dyed business shirt and longline club blazer, as well as a Canadian tuxedo with silver studs, resembling a starlit night sky spangled across indigo denim. Blurring binaries, the footwear line is energised with retro-futuristic sneakers, platform sandalettes and squared-toe hiking sandals with convex soles.
“It comes down to clashing contrasts: hard versus soft, nostalgia versus futurism, femininity and masculinity”, Max Schiller continues. “Visualising an enamoured David Beckham in 2005, shrugging on a blazer borrowed from Fran Lebowitz. Or contemplating what a wardrobe mutation of Ralph Lauren and a young Wolfgang Tillmans would look like.”
Pushing boundaries for what a denim wash could be, Eytys introduces swirling marble tie-dye and vibrant spray-paint coatings, while a new low-rise denim silhouette, stripped of both waistband and back pockets, is adorned in wavy jacquard denim.
A new Eytys logo and graphic identity signs off the reboot – taking the brand into the future.
EYTYS IS A STOCKHOLM-BASED BRAND THAT LAUNCHED WITH FOOTWEAR IN 2013, FOLLOWED BY UNISEX COLLECTIONS FOR JEANS AND READY-TO-WEAR IN 2019.
NEW HORIZONS
The launch of Eytys’ spring collection marks a new chapter for the brand. “It is the result of some soul searching”, Eytys Creative Director Max Schiller reveals. ”When I was 20, my boss at the time said: ‘Max, your weakness is not being able to design for people you don’t relate to’. It really hit a nerve.”
“I spent the following years trying to interpret an illusionary muse”, he explains. “However, I’m a bit older now, and so is my muse. Instead of fighting it, I just want to make things that are truly relatable. Creating for myself, my family and friends. Bringing Eytys back home.”
Alluding to a clean slate, down-to-earth neutrals meet a crisp color scheme inspired by Serge Poliakoff’s blue compositions. The collection balances washed-out manga-style camouflage print with a dip-dyed business shirt and longline club blazer, as well as a Canadian tuxedo with silver studs, resembling a starlit night sky spangled across indigo denim. Blurring binaries, the footwear line is energised with retro-futuristic sneakers, platform sandalettes and squared-toe hiking sandals with convex soles.
“It comes down to clashing contrasts: hard versus soft, nostalgia versus futurism, femininity and masculinity”, Max Schiller continues. “Visualising an enamoured David Beckham in 2005, shrugging on a blazer borrowed from Fran Lebowitz. Or contemplating what a wardrobe mutation of Ralph Lauren and a young Wolfgang Tillmans would look like.”
Pushing boundaries for what a denim wash could be, Eytys introduces swirling marble tie-dye and vibrant spray-paint coatings, while a new low-rise denim silhouette, stripped of both waistband and back pockets, is adorned in wavy jacquard denim.
A new Eytys logo and graphic identity signs off the reboot – taking the brand into the future.
EYTYS IS A STOCKHOLM-BASED BRAND THAT LAUNCHED WITH FOOTWEAR IN 2013, FOLLOWED BY UNISEX COLLECTIONS FOR JEANS AND READY-TO-WEAR IN 2019.
Mame Kurogouchi SS22 Womenswear
28 September. 2021 - Paris Fashion Week
Mame Kurogouchi showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Mame Kurogouchi showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
Street Style Shot MFW SS22
27 September. 2021 - Exclusive Editorial
Street style shot from Milan fashion week
Photography by Alberto Bocca
Street style shot from Milan fashion week
Photography by Alberto Bocca
Golden Goose Golden Collection
27 September. 2021 - Exclusive Editorial
Golden Goose presents Golden Collection, a new iconic and timeless line
A collection that embodies the Golden Goose DNA, unique and timeless. A backward journey, drawing from the archive, faithful to the origins of the brand but aimed at the present, the future.
Available in selected stores starting September 21, the Golden Collection offers a unique wardrobe that will not change over time, remaining faithful to what has been created. A solution free from the concept of seasonality so that wholesale customers will be able to supply based on real needs, becoming sustainable in their purchasing choices.
A collection that embodies the brand's core values - from craftsmanship to the scrupulous choice of materials, from its sartorial roots to the lived-in signature.
Golden Goose presents Golden Collection, a new iconic and timeless line
A collection that embodies the Golden Goose DNA, unique and timeless. A backward journey, drawing from the archive, faithful to the origins of the brand but aimed at the present, the future.
Available in selected stores starting September 21, the Golden Collection offers a unique wardrobe that will not change over time, remaining faithful to what has been created. A solution free from the concept of seasonality so that wholesale customers will be able to supply based on real needs, becoming sustainable in their purchasing choices.
A collection that embodies the brand's core values - from craftsmanship to the scrupulous choice of materials, from its sartorial roots to the lived-in signature.
Marni SS22 Ready to wear
25 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Marni showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Marni showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
MSGM SS22 Ready to wear
25 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
MSGM showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
MSGM showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Ports 1961 SS22 Womenswear
25 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Ports 1961 showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Ports 1961 showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Versace SS22 Ready to wear
24 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Versace showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Versace showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Vitelli SS22 Womenswear
24 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Vitelli showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Vitelli showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Andrea Pompilio SS22 womenswear
24 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Andrea Pompilio showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Andrea Pompilio showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Sunnei SS22 Ready to wear
24 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Sunnei showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Sunnei showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Prada SS22 Womenswear
24 September. 2021 - Milano & Shanghai Fashion Week
PRADA showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection at Milano & Shanghai
PRADA showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection at Milano & Shanghai
VIEN SS22 Womenswear
24 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
VÌEN showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
VÌEN showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
GCDS SS22 Womenswear
23 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
GCDS showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
GCDS showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Jil Sander SS22 Womenswear
22 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Jil Sander showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Jil Sander showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
N21 SS22 Womenswear
22 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
N21 showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
N21 showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Fendi SS22 Womenswear
22 September. 2021 - Milano Fashion Week
Fendi showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Fendi showed its Spring/Summer 2022 collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Boglioli Milano Design Work 2021
6 September. 2021 - Milano Design Week
Danilo Paura FW20 Backstage
Photographed by Andrea Squeo
Numero00 FW20 Backstage
Photographed by Alessandro Lo Faro
Marcelo Burlon FW20 Backstage
Photographed by Alessandro Lo Faro
Astrid Andersen AW20 LFW
Photographed by 4 Ung