Bruce Glen Collection is a future forward brand created by innovative twins, Bruce & Glen. “Sustainability is not a final destination, it is a process and we are just at the beginning,” they stated. The twins work in partnership with Resonance Brands in order to be in alignment with their mission of sustainable fashion.
This creative duo are a force to be reconned with; what they have done with color palettes is a challenge well executed. They started off their runway with the rich voice of a gospel singer before bringing the house down. I love the different materials, textures and colors they worked with. What stood out the most to me where the patched of fringes on some of their designs. I was mesmerized when Shoniqua Shandai, an actress from the hit TV series “Harlem” Streaming on Amazon Prime, graced the runway with her vivacious walk and bright smile. Above all, the twins gave back to their audience members by giving them Bruce Glen sweaters. I know I’ll be wearing mine to call in the Spring!
For Spring/Summer 2027, Casablanca founder and creative director Charaf Tajer looks to Brazil with Amor e Progresso, a vibrant celebration of love, possibility and the beauty of seemingly opposing worlds coming together. Inspired by the country’s carnival, soccer culture, tropical landscapes, beaches and multicultural identity, the collection moves freely between sophistication and ease, tailoring and
Paris Fashion Week isn’t only about fashion’s biggest names. On October 2, SSENSE turned its attention to the industry’s next generation with Salon des Refusés, a one-day Paris pop-up celebrating emerging design and creative culture. Inspired by the original Salon des Refusés of 1863—which gave boundary-pushing artists rejected by the Paris establishment a space to
For Spring/Summer 2027, Ottolinger is asking a simple question: What do our clothes actually do for the person wearing them? Creative directors Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient found their answer in Moisturizer, a collection centered on confidence, sensuality and the feeling of being comfortable in your own skin. Inspired by those few intimate minutes spent
Some weeks require thoughtful cultural analysis. This one requires pointing at the screen. From Paris Fashion Week to Tate McRae’s first fragrance and the VMAs’ unlikely comeback, here’s everything currently occupying space in my head.
