Some of the brands people are wearing to the club these days are brands you’d never expect — like Nike, Adidas, and FILA.
Well, GAP is the latest unexpected brand coming back in a big way, and they’ve tapped all of their OG Gap icon’s kids to model their latest collection, plus everyone’s favorite shady super model.
It’s called Generation Gap, and it’s as cute and effortless as it is punny. The looks are reminiscent of those “vintage” Levis you’d pick up for way too much money at a trendy shop, except these will probs fit you way better.
The models include Lizzy Jagger, DJ TJ Mizell, Chelsea Tyler, Rumer Willis, and GAP veteran who still passes as a teen Naomi Campbell.
For Spring/Summer 2026, Avavav presents its newest collection in a setting where fashion usually doesn’t come to be born, but to survive on life support: fashion’s ICU — the outlet store. The conceptual lookbook and short film show mannequin-like models posing stiffly while shoppers storm the space in a frenzy, plundering racks plastered with markdown
The heart of Times Square saw cutting-edge artistry on September 13 when Asian NYFW SS03 presented a groundbreaking showcase of talent. Among the standout moments was the appearance of Albanian American supermodel and genderless advocate Elton Ilirjani, who graced the runway for the renowned Southeast Asian powerhouse, Fierce By AP. Ilirjani, known globally by his
In the chaotic circus of New York Fashion Week, survival requires equal parts stamina and style, and Hannah Porter has both in spades. The Gen-Z fashion muse spent the week ping-ponging between early morning glam, buzzy front rows, and late-night afterparties, all while keeping her signature playful, youthful vibe intact. Hannah kicked things off with
A new journey” is how Camille Miceli, Pucci’s Artistic Director, defines the Florentine House’s new direction. Focusing on a modern way of thinking, living and moving, well beyond style, she has reinvented an ultra-contemporary way of dressing, deeply rooted in the history of the House of Pucci. PassepARTout? A nod to the entertaining Italian TV
