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Onitsuka Tiger Fall 2025: Offbeat Gen Z Cool
Onitsuka Tiger Fall 2025: Offbeat Gen Z Cool

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time10-03-2025

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Onitsuka Tiger Fall 2025: Offbeat Gen Z Cool

'I've looked at the way Japanese people dress, the pan-cultural approach they have,' said Andrea Pompilio in a backstage scrum to describe his fall coed show for Onitsuka Tiger. He may have well looked at Gen Zers on TikTok, because the cultural and fashion pastiche is perhaps the most defining trait of that generation's approach to dressing. More from WWD LVMH Métiers d'Excellence and Thélios Launch Third Edition of Italian Craftsmanship Prize Hunter Schafer Pops in Pastels at Prada's Fall 2025 Fashion Show in Milan Venus Williams Embraces Shirtless Blazer Trend in Pink Suit and Kisses Partner Andrea Preti at Dsquared2's Fall 2025 Show in Milan Call it offbeat cool. Western touches (think passamenterie-trimmed shirts), British countryside chic (as in wax-looking field jackets and parkas) and lingerie-inspired slipdresses were mixed in a blender to conjure an eclectic look that was convincing, especially in menswear, which is Pompilio's forte. A cropped blazer with ankle-length pants, glossy faux leather peacoats with outgrown sleeves, shrunken grandpa cardigans and highly desirable chunky knits worn as outerwear over tweed baggy Bermuda pants offered an interesting and youthful take on the male wardrobe. Similar concepts carried over to the women's lineup, with most of the same garments adjusted only in proportion, as if the two genders were swapping wardrobes. Here the trick didn't come across as effectively, although the polar fleece layered over a petticoat-like frock and the faux leather bomber jacket styled with sartorial pants and pristine mannish shirt read Gen Z cool. 'It's a melting pot. It's about intentionally showing 'wrong' juxtapositions, which is only so when seen through a European lens,' Pompilio said. Launch Gallery: Onitsuka Tiger Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection Best of WWD Windowsen RTW Spring 2022 Louis Shengtao Chen RTW Spring 2022 Vegan Fashion Week Returns to L.A. With Nous Etudions, Vegan Tiger on the Runway

10 Corso Como Unveils Gentle Monster's First Store in Europe
10 Corso Como Unveils Gentle Monster's First Store in Europe

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time02-03-2025

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10 Corso Como Unveils Gentle Monster's First Store in Europe

LANDING IN MILAN: The arrival of Gentle Monster in Milan did not go unnoticed. On Friday night during Milan Fashion Week, the eyewear brand held a special event at its first store in Europe located inside the concept store 10 Corso Como. The new space spans 1,022 square feet and presents cybercore aesthetics, raw patterns, sheer materials and a silver color palette mixing classic with futuristic features. More from WWD Afro Fashion Association Keeps DEI Conversation in Fashion Rolling Amelia Gray Hamlin Gets Edgy for Roberto Cavalli's Fall 2025 Runway in Dramatic Mermaid Dress LVMH Métiers d'Excellence and Thélios Launch Third Edition of Italian Craftsmanship Prize The store carries the brand's jewelry collection, the Bold collection and Gentle Monster's bestsellers. Also, the brand offered a first look at its third collaboration with Maison Margiela, which was celebrated by a temporary abstract human-shaped installation placed in the center of the store. The collection includes 20 eyewear styles — eight sunglasses and 12 spectacles — that merge cyber-core style, metallic materials, cable temples and Maison Margiela's iconic four white stitches. The statement pieces are available in silver and green metallics, as well as signature colors like black, gray, navy, ivory, red and tortoiseshell. Among the designs are three silhouettes set on super-light structures, as sunglasses with gold frames and as spectacles with silver frames. Two silhouettes are set on silver-tagged wire temples: a cat-eye version in black, gray and red and a wide round lens in black, brown and tortoiseshell. The Margiela eyewear campaign was photographed and directed by Jordan Hemingway, which reflects on the alienation and attraction between humans and cyborgs. On Thursday, to mark the release of the collaboration, several stores around the world will host installations dedicated to the collection and its themes. Gentle Monster counts 72 stores worldwide in cities such as London, Los Angeles, Singapore and Shanghai. Since its foundation in 2011, the company has collaborated with luxury brands such as Moncler, Coperni, Fendi and with the likes of actress Tilda Swinton and South Korean singer Jennie. Best of WWD Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost's Red Carpet Couple Style Through the Years: Photos Black-owned Makeup, Skin Care and Hair Brands to Support This Month and Always History of the Met Gala, How It Went From Fundraiser to 'Fashion's Biggest Night': Ticket Prices, Celebrities and Iconic Moments

MSGM Women's Fall 2025: Tulles of the Trade
MSGM Women's Fall 2025: Tulles of the Trade

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time01-03-2025

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MSGM Women's Fall 2025: Tulles of the Trade

Tulle is a fascinating material: its stiffness, sheerness, and the way multiple layers create optical patterns when the light hits it. No wonder it's a mainstay of the couture, and even a key material for people like Alberonero, an Italian artist and sometime farmer named Luca Boffi, who does performances tented in multiple layers of colored tulle. More from WWD Afro Fashion Association Keeps DEI Conversation in Fashion Rolling Amelia Gray Hamlin Gets Edgy for Roberto Cavalli's Fall 2025 Runway in Dramatic Mermaid Dress LVMH Métiers d'Excellence and Thélios Launch Third Edition of Italian Craftsmanship Prize You can see why a designer like Massimo Giorgetti would be attracted to Boffi's work, given the lighthearted spirt of his MSGM brand. His fall collection included multi-layer tulle ponchos, capes and tops, or basic cardigans or crewnecks cloaked in a single ghostly layer. He also folded in the word-based works of textile artist Caterina Frongia, blown up on roomy sweaters, pencil skirts and shawls, which resembled easy-to-decipher eye charts if you don't understand Italian. Gorpcore was a third well of inspiration, which made for a hodgepodge of a collection, which sometimes looked like a more cheerful, colorful version of Balenciaga. Mixed in were some supersized faux fur coats, complete with furry boots for a Chewbacca effect. The low-slung jeans in colorful washes felt more on-brand, as did the crisp shirts, sometimes worn in double-layers, and sometimes trailing fabric streamers – a detail seen all over the runways this Milan season. The ebullient designer moonlights as a cheerleader for Milan's vibrant art and music scene – and emerging neighborhoods. He nabbed a raw subterranean space in the gritty, but artsy Corvetto neighborhood, which he prizes for its bookstores, museums and galleries. 'I like the energy of this area,' he enthused. Launch Gallery: MSGM Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection Best of WWD Windowsen RTW Spring 2022 Louis Shengtao Chen RTW Spring 2022 Vegan Fashion Week Returns to L.A. With Nous Etudions, Vegan Tiger on the Runway

MM6 Maison Margiela Fall 2025: Ramrod Shoulders to the Fore
MM6 Maison Margiela Fall 2025: Ramrod Shoulders to the Fore

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time28-02-2025

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MM6 Maison Margiela Fall 2025: Ramrod Shoulders to the Fore

Do you remember Esther Cañadas? Her demonstrative, prowling style of runway walking seems to be making a comeback, including at the MM6 show on Thursday night in Milan, where models slowly stalked the room, making eye contact with front-row guests — sort of — through their censor-bar sunglasses. Their leisurely pace meant that Ice Spice, who arrived 55 minutes late, could still catch the last half a dozen looks, while the rest of the audience had already spent 10 minutes appreciating the very fine tailoring on display. More from WWD LVMH Métiers d'Excellence and Thélios Launch Third Edition of Italian Craftsmanship Prize Hunter Schafer Pops in Pastels at Prada's Fall 2025 Fashion Show in Milan Venus Williams Embraces Shirtless Blazer Trend in Pink Suit and Kisses Partner Andrea Preti at Dsquared2's Fall 2025 Show in Milan They surely noticed vertical panels of silk lining fabric inserted in the back of some supersized wool coats and trenches, which could be gathered up for a more 'normal' silhouette. Enlarging and reducing wardrobe staples was the main idea this season, so there were also ultra narrow coats and suits with a fin of fabric running down the spine, reduced so much as to make it well-nigh impossible to close in front. Likewise reduced, jeans and dress pants came with extra seam allowance jutting out from the legs, giving pants a square aspect when viewed straight on. Other attempts at reduction, by trapping shirts and coats under tight tulle tops or dresses, seemed forced. This was a restrained MM6 collection, at times reminiscent of house founder Martin Margiela's celebrated tenure at Hermès, felt in the demure pencil skirts and boxy, austere tunics in taupe wool or camel-colored suede. Long leather gloves added a glamorous touch. Military shirts, lopped-off trenchcoats, cable-knit sweaters and striped polos were rigged with removable shoulder structures that gave familiar clothes a fierce, ramrod appearance. They looked cool and chic. Launch Gallery: MM6 Maison Margiela Fall 2025 Ready-To-Wear Collection Best of WWD Windowsen RTW Spring 2022 Louis Shengtao Chen RTW Spring 2022 Vegan Fashion Week Returns to L.A. With Nous Etudions, Vegan Tiger on the Runway

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