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Moncler and André 3000 build a new icon from a mountain of jackets
In front of Gabriel Moses’s camera, the puffer becomes archive, personal burden and shelter at once. We examine why the new Re/Icons chapter is more than a celebrity campaign.
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Peter Copping is rebuilding Lanvin through cut and material
Peter Copping has led Lanvin’s womenswear and menswear since 2024, approaching the house’s renewal through the atelier, materials and a gradually clarified silhouette. A new interview shows why consistent design process can have business value beyond a spectacular reset.
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Detre Mikolt weaves past and present thread by thread
Textile artist Detre Mikolt opened her exhibition at Csillaghegyi Community House on November 6. Hand weaving, industrial fabric, wool jewellery and experimental techniques appear as connected layers of one career.
2 min readDominik Szoboszlai wears lambswool in Tommy Hilfiger campaign
Dominik Szoboszlai joins the international cast of Tommy Hilfiger's The Perfect Holiday campaign. The Liverpool player wears a lambswool cable-knit jumper in a series built around personal festive rituals.
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UGG disguises holiday gift boxes as a banana and a truck
Megan Skiendiel, JT, Lunay and Yeat open misleadingly shaped packages in the Gift the Feeling campaign. Behind the playful device, six boots and slippers reveal different materials, heights and soles.
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Rachel Scott, Ralph Lauren, Ana Khouri and Colleen Allen win the main CFDA awards
The four competitive categories at the New York CFDA Fashion Awards recognised four distinct career models. Rachel Scott won womenswear and Ralph Lauren won menswear.
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Barbara Palvin welcomes guests in green at her Halloween party
The Hungarian model and Dylan Sprouse chose two characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas for their October 31 event in Los Angeles. Their costumes played with colour and contrasting silhouettes.
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In the studio: Anna Börcsök's jewellery changes with its wearer
Steel, pearls and moving stones connect the Hungarian designer's work. Behind her London recognition is a practice that considers jewellery together with the body.
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Judith Leiber’s new book looks at the business behind the crystal bags
Brilliant by Design examines the Budapest-born designer’s career through more than a hundred handbags and accessories. An October 29 interview with Bridget Kerr also brings archival advertising into the story.
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Martin Munkácsi made movement the protagonist of fashion photography
His 1933 beach photograph shows more than a swimsuit: it shows a person moving inside it. The Hungarian photographer's legacy still asks precise questions about clothes, models and the rhythm of an image.
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Charli xcx sends her clothes on after the stage
Her curated Vinted wardrobe sale begins in three markets on November 16. The revealing story is how a pre-owned piece becomes personal stage clothing.
2 min readIn the studio: Zsuzsa Szenes could draw with wool
Zsuzsa Szenes moved from printed textiles to reinterpreting objects. Her work still poses a precise question for designers: how does a material change what it represents?
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Magda Vámos connected the collection with its audience
The designer, who died on October 19 aged 94, combined making clothes with organising shows and passing on professional knowledge. These connections offer a way to revisit her career.
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Diane von Furstenberg’s FIT award celebrates the lasting life of the wrap dress
Diane von Furstenberg received the Couture Council award in New York on October 22. The occasion shows how a recognisable cut can become the enduring foundation of a brand.
2 min readAndrea Hegedűs transforms the Goldberger spaces with glass textile until October 29
The Térhatások exhibition connects light, sound and fabric sealed inside laminated glass in Óbuda. Its final week offers a chance to study a Hungarian textile designer's material experiment beyond clothing and in space.
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Tory Burch's award shows how a fashion brand can build business infrastructure
The designer's 2026 Hillary Rodham Clinton Award recognises work expanding economic opportunity for women entrepreneurs rather than a collection. The story matters to Hungarian fashion because it connects mentoring, knowledge and capital.
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Éva Prókai has turned AMNESIA style into market rhythm for two decades
A portrait of the AMNESIA founder shows how recognisable cut becomes product, stock and customer relationship.
3 min readIn the workshop: Fruzsina Nagy’s clothes are completed by movement
Eighty wine glasses and a runway of singing models reveal how Fruzsina Nagy thinks. In the costume designer’s work, spectacle cannot be separated from the body, sound and technical testing.
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