Editorial: Aminata

This is a visual story capturing the contrast between Vienna’s historic elegance and urban energy. Photographer Lisa Schmerold follows model Celine Albar through iconic city landmarks, featuring luxurious looks. The editorial highlights the blend of tradition and modernity—just like Vienna itself.

Here are some of the standout trends and highlights that captured the attention of fashion enthusiasts and industry insiders.

From March 13th to 18th, Moscow Fashion Week took centre stage at the majestic Manege, offering a stunning blend of Russian creativity and international flair. The event kicked off with a spectacular array of runway shows featuring not only top Russian designers but also exciting international talent from Armenia and South Africa.

From political science to the world of fashion and beauty, Ivana Gogić has forged a unique path that blends intellect with creativity. Born and raised in Vienna, Austria, with Croatian roots, her passion for fashion has been evident since childhood. Growing up with two older sisters and a mother whose timeless elegance inspired her, she developed a distinctive style that merges classic sophistication with modern trends.

If hotels were people, Giardino Mountain in the village of Champfèr would be that quiet introvert who doesn’t demand attention — but leaves a lasting impression. From the outside, it looks like a charming Engadine house straight from a postcard. But behind the traditional façade lies a thoughtfully designed space where light, materials, and atmosphere work in quiet harmony.

Fashion knows no boundaries – at least not anymore. Bold, fresh designs are breaking away from traditional notions of gendered fashion. But who pioneered this revolutionary shift, and which iconic moments have rewritten fashion history?

Jonathan Anderson's Fall/Winter 2025 collection for Loewe is a captivating scrapbook of ideas, blending familiar Loewe codes with unexpected artistic influences. Inspired by the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, the collection juxtaposes old and new, drawing inspiration from the Albers' exploration of color and form. 

Magda Butrym’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection, “Magdalena,” is a deeply personal journey, a self-portrait woven into exquisite fabrics.