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Nick Knight on stage at the 2015 British Fashion Awards; archival photograph.
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Nick Knight Did Not Replace Models With AI—He Made the Runway Image Alive

At H&M’s London show, bodies moved the digital world. Nick Knight’s experiment is more interesting than the tired question of “AI or human”.

Fashion Week Magazin’s original Fashion Week TV editorial artwork; not a photograph of the Tate Modern event.
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Matisse’s Snail Began to Dance at Tate Modern

At Tate Modern, pleated clothes became a Matisse composition. In Homme Plissé Issey Miyake’s performance, even a spectator’s gaze could set things in motion.

Fashion Week Magazin’s original Fashion Week TV editorial graphic for the Vogue World Milano livestream guide.
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Vogue World: Milano — How to Watch Live

On 22 September, Milan’s glass-roofed Galleria becomes a fashion stage. Watch Vogue World live from 8pm in both Milan and Budapest.

Fashion Week Magazin Approved artwork for a report on Google’s fashion-week tools
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How Google’s AI Tools Entered the NYFW Studio

Jane Wade tested styling; Sergio Hudson explored his runway space. Google’s experimental tools offer a glimpse of fashion week’s least visible work.

Max Richter at London’s Crystal Palace Bowl on 28 August 2021. Archival concert photograph, not a still from the Margiela film.
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Margiela and Max Richter: when a fashion film begins with music

Max Richter and young musicians enter Margiela’s world. Joy, made for the spring/summer 2026 collection, approaches clothes through sound.

Basil Soda’s spring–summer 2012 haute couture show in Paris. Archival runway photograph, not an image from the 2026–27 programme.
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Couture, revisited: official recordings from July in Paris

Couture rewards a second look. Revisit the official films from Paris in July 2026 for the movement of the clothes and the rhythm of each collection.

Hands shaping clay on a pottery wheel. An illustration of craft practice, not a still from the film about LOEWE’s 2026 finalists.
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Craft in close-up: a film on LOEWE’s 2026 finalists

Form speaks from a distance; material reveals itself up close. The film of the LOEWE Craft Prize 2026 finalists invites a slower look at crafted objects.

Fashion Week Magazin’s original Approved editorial graphic. Topic: In Priya Ahluwalia’s studio: a tracksuit can tell a story too
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In Priya Ahluwalia’s studio: a tracksuit can tell a story too

What turns a tracksuit into a personal story? In the V&A’s studio film, Priya Ahluwalia explores the decisions behind her 2021 Joy Track Set.

Fashion Week Magazin’s original Approved editorial graphic. Topic: The invisible side of clothing: a fashion archive in X-rays
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The invisible side of clothing: a fashion archive in X-rays

Fashion photography shows the surface; Nick Veasey’s X-rays look inside. The V&A’s archive film reveals seams, layers and hidden construction.

Dior’s spring–summer 1947 Bar suit, photographed at the Denver Art Museum in 2019. Archival exhibition photograph.
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Inside Dior’s Bar suit: the story beneath the silhouette

Behind the Dior Bar suit’s celebrated waist lies careful construction. In the V&A’s film, Sue Clark explores how the 1947 silhouette takes shape.

A classic denim jacket in a 2017 archival style photograph. An illustration of the fabric and garment type, not a piece from the BLITZ project.
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Twenty-two denim jackets and one bold magazine idea

In 1986, BLITZ handed 22 denim jackets to designers. The V&A’s archive film revisits an editorial commission that became fashion history.

Embroidery on Palestinian dress sleeves from the 1920s, in the Tiraz collection. Archival museum photograph, 2021.
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Tatreez: human stories behind the embroidery

Colours and stitches that speak of people and places. In the V&A’s 2025 film, Rachel Dedman explores tatreez through historic Palestinian clothes.

A black Balenciaga cocktail dress from winter 1958, shown in an archival museum photograph taken in 2018.
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Balenciaga, step by step: construction in motion

How does flat cloth become a Balenciaga silhouette? The V&A’s animations unpack three designs, revealing the thinking that gives them shape.

Rockefeller Center seen from Fifth Avenue on 29 August 2024. Archival location photograph; the 2026 screenings are not shown.
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New York Fashion Week comes to Rockefeller Center’s screens

Public screenings at Rockefeller Center bring New York’s shows to a wider audience.