
Horror Films Through Fashion
Horror films, reimagined as wearable storytelling.

Horror films, reimagined as wearable storytelling.

Minimal design, fabric innovation, and quiet luxury from five labels shaping post normcore fashion in Japan.

Footwear collaborations show how Engineered Garments uses asymmetry in materials, colors, and details to reimagine classic silhouettes.

Brands step into the service industry with notable uniform collaborations across airlines, restaurants, and cafés.

From chainmail football shirts to mushroom leather bags, these pieces reinterpret familiar silhouettes through unexpected materials.

From The Great Escape to Raiders of the Lost Ark, a selection of screen-connected pieces produced by Toys McCoy.

In 2005, Nike launched "Considered," a short-lived line built with hemp, minimal glue, and low-impact leather.

Comme des Garçons reimagined visual communication through concept over convention.

The Japanese denim brands that reshaped vintage reproduction, revived Japan’s textile mills, and defined selvedge craftsmanship.

Designers reimagining culture and identity through fashion.