Cinzia says… is the first major retrospective of Italian artist and fashion designer Cinzia Ruggeri
Goldsmiths CCA will present the first ever survey exhibition of Ruggeri’s work who was a unique figure of Italian postmodernism Photography courtesy of Occhiomagico. Ritratto
adidas reveals latest Made To Be Remade collection at Design London
During this year’s London Design Festival, adidas showcased how the brand is driving its sustainability journey forward Photography by adidas by Stella McCartney Chasing Circularity,
How fashion company Community Clothing is breathing new life into Britain’s manufacturing industry
When menswear designer Patrick Grant found his suppliers were going out of business, he took a radical decision. Now, Community Clothing is helping to put
Design Museum celebrates sustainable fashion designer Bethany Williams
A new display explores the work of the London-based designer, whose studio transforms waste material and works with communities From Bethany Williams’ ‘All Our Children’
The new, circular version of the iconic 501 jeans is another step in the fashion industry’s reckoning with its environmental footprint Words by Francesca Perry
A new book celebrates the 25-year collaboration between architect Peter Marino and the iconic fashion house New York-based architect Peter Marino, who established his eponymous
From skate parks to algae clothing, we round up the best installations, innovations and spatial transformations of the year Breathing Pavilion, Brooklyn, USA – by Ekene
For the Off-White founder, everything creative was political. Here we publish our interview with the late design polymath from Spring 2021 Abloh wearing his brand’s
Stella McCartney creates bicycles with artist designs
The limited-edition series with Cannondale features work by three artists Artist Ed Curtis with his designs British fashion designer Stella McCartney has collaborated with bicycle company
Through renovation and expansion, Belgian practice B-architecten has eschewed statement architecture to focus on improving the museum experience Words by Anna Winston Once the cultural
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