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!
Madison Sarah is the kind of beauty creator who didn’t just “start a channel”—she built a city. The UK bombshell has spent nearly a decade documenting glam, growth, and the in-between moments, turning weekly diaries and beauty maintenance into a universe her audience doesn’t just watch—they live in. Scroll her catalog and it’s clear: this
During this edition of Paris Fashion Week, Sebastián Yatra attended several key runway shows throughout the week, taking part in the season’s calendar and being present at notable moments. Sebastián attended Willy Chavarria’s “ETERNO” runway show, one of the standout moments of the week, as well as the Hermès show, where the House unveiled its latest
UNheardof’s adistar Piggyrunner returns in 2026, continuing Phil Lipschutz’s (CEO & Founder UNheardof) of evolving adidas partnership following the viral success of “Grandma’s Couch.” Rooted in personal storytelling, community impact, and cultural authorship, Phil has built one of the most respected narratives in sneaker culture – consistently reinvesting in his local community and creating space for underrepresented voices.
KidSuper has long been defined by risk. Not risk as provocation, but as curiosity. Creative, emotional, strategic. Eachseason, Colm Dillane has presented a Paris Fashion Week show that audiences recognize as spectacle. What has beenless visible is how many of these moments functioned as proof of concept, quietly opening doors to theater, comedy,publishing, sport, and
