Latest articles by Jack Moss
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Pierpaolo Piccioli is leaving Valentino after two decades
The Italian designer is to exit Valentino after a critically lauded and commercially successful tenure as creative director of the Roman house
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’Issey Miyake: 1960 to 2022’ is a definitive guide to the pioneering Japanese designer
’Issey Miyake: 1960 to 2022’ is a new Taschen book that provides a comprehensive overview of the pioneering Japanese designer’s ’poetic but pragmatic’ work
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Dries Van Noten to exit his eponymous label in June
After 38 years, Belgian designer Dries Van Noten – who rose to fame as part of the Antwerp Six – is set to exit his role as creative director of his namesake brand
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For spring, designers reimagine the classic trench coat
Uniquely chic interpretations of the classic trench coat from the S/S 2024 collections, primed for both bright spring days and inevitable April showers
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Kim Jones’ Dior Men accessories channel the rebellious spirit of the Buffalo Collective
Agitator and establishment meet in Kim Jones’ S/S 2024 Dior Men accessories, inspired at once by the house’s history of haute couture and Ray Petri’s 1980s Buffalo Collective
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C.P. Company unites with Kiko Kostadinov on offbeat utility wear that transforms to your needs
C.P. Company expands its collaboration with cult Bulgaria-born, London-based designer Kiko Kostadinov with a three-piece collection
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Hedi Slimane’s latest Celine collection is rooted in the house’s 1960s heyday
Hedi Slimane’s Celine A/W 2024 womenswear collection recalls the abbreviated silhouettes of the house’s 1960s heyday, revealed today via a short film that also launches the house’s first-ever cosmetic line, Celine Beauté
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Extraordinary runway sets from the A/W 2024 shows
12 scene-stealing runway sets and show spaces from A/W 2024 fashion month, featuring Murano-glass cacti, rubber armchairs, flashing orbs and more
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This season, tassels and fringing make a dramatic fashion statement
Craft, glamour and experimentation meet as this season’s designers use tassels and fringing to add drama to the everyday
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Frank Gehry’s Louis Vuitton handbags see fashion meet architecture
Frank Gehry and Louis Vuitton’s limited-edition sculptural bags tell a tale of sharp design and precise craftsmanship. Here, the architect tells the story behind the project
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Paris Fashion Week A/W 2024: Chanel to Louis Vuitton
The best of Paris Fashion Week A/W 2024, from Chanel’s trip back to its beginnings in Deauville to a thrilling ten-year anniversary collection from Nicolas Ghesquière at Louis Vuitton
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Saint Laurent closes fashion month with a secret menswear show
Anthony Vaccarello held his latest Saint Laurent menswear show at Paris’ Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection on Tuesday evening, rounding out fashion month with a collection infused with a louche, 1980s sensuality
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Issey Miyake’s radiant new Paris store celebrates its deep-rooted links to the city
Issey Miyake’s new flagship store on Paris’ Rue François is designed by Tokujin Yoshioka, featuring a luminous orange wall designed to evoke the rising sun
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This season’s defining womenswear looks embrace fashion’s power for transformation
For S/S 2024, womenswear designers were seduced by fashion’s transformative power, exploring construction, fantasy and form. Here, Jack Moss explores the season’s defining looks in The Glossary, part of the March 2024 Style Issue of Wallpaper*
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Milan Fashion Week A/W 2024: Giorgio Armani to Bottega Veneta
The very best of Milan Fashion Week A/W 2024, from Giorgio Armani’s celebration of renewal to the ’monumental everyday’ at Bottega Veneta
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Nick Waplington photographs architect Joseph Grima for Stone Island’s ‘research project’
Marking the latest Stone Island Ghost collection, Joseph Grima is photographed by Nick Waplington against the backdrop of Oscar Niemeyer’s 1970s-built Palazzo Mondadori in Milan
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London Fashion Week A/W 2024: JW Anderson to Burberry
The very best of London Fashion Week A/W 2024, from nosy neighbours at JW Anderson to Daniel Lee’s celebration of the great outdoors at Burberry
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This season’s menswear collections capture a brighter mood
The shape of things to come with the best of the S/S 2024 menswear collections, an enlivening amalgam of colour and play
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New York Fashion Week A/W 2024: Tory Burch to Thom Browne
The best of New York Fashion Week A/W 2024, from consideration of silhouette at Tory Burch to an Edgar Allan Poe-inspired outing at Thom Browne
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Saint Laurent’s Champs-Élysées store showcases Anthony Vaccarello’s monumental vision
A vast new Saint Laurent store on Paris’ Champs-Élysées reflects creative director Anthony Vaccarello’s rigorous, monumental approach to design
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This season’s womenswear channels freedom and escape
These S/S 2024 womenswear looks promise an escape from the everyday, and are photographed amid the otherwordly landscapes of the Canary Islands for the March 2024 Style Issue of Wallpaper*
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How Stella McCartney is using Veuve Clicquot leftovers to create grape leather bags
Taken from the March Style Issue of Wallpaper*, Stella McCartney tells the story behind her unique collaboration with Veuve Cliquot, whereby the leftovers of the grape harvest are transformed into accessories
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In fashion: the best of S/S 2024 in 12 transporting looks and accessories
The looks and objects that encapsulate S/S 2024’s mood of escape and discovery, from crystal-studded sunglasses to behemothic beach bags
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Loro Piana celebrates record-breaking merino wool, with fibres eight times finer than human hair
The Loro Piana Record Bale Award honours the finest bale of merino wool in Australia and New Zealand. This year, Australian farm Pyrenees Park achieved a world record
