A Costume Of Herself
Picasso has not yet been honoured with a retrospective on his personal aesthetic, nor has the one-time Comme des Garçons...
Fashion as Art
What Does An Artist Wear?
'As a young teenager I was already making all these garments, clothes for a much more glamorous life than the...
On Fashion
Never, perhaps, have women been better coiffed: hair is waved, frizzed, braided, raised up into wings, brushed back and twisted...
Gods and Kings
There is a tendency, across fashion exhibitions and publishing, to portray the fashion designer as a creative genius. The ‘Alexander...
Helmut Lang: From Fashion to Art and Back Again
Today, Helmut Lang works an artist. His minimalist and deconstructivist work is no longer presented on runways, but represented by...
Clothes for the Body, Clothes for the Home
An Interview with Susan Cianciolo
In many ways Susan Cianciolo’s work evades a formal category. For the most part she is a designer, but also...
Imagining Fashion
In Conversation with Adele Varcoe on the Performative Potential of Fashion
Performance is something integral to fashion, in industry, and our everyday experience: from catwalk presentations, photo shoots and red carpet...
Vestoj x VNIVRS: Forces in Art, Theatre and Fashion
Fog is a visual spectacle brought about by natural and man-made forces alike, bridging the gap between dream and reality....
Vestoj x VNIVRS: Forces in Art, Theatre and Fashion
Nature continues to fascinate us: we observe in awe from a distance its potential for violence and physicality. Impressed and...
Vestoj x VNIVRS: Forces in Art, Theatre and Fashion
In the final instalment in the series of forces in art, theatre and fashion we turn our attention to the...
The Art-Fashion Tangle
Separating the art and fashion worlds from each has become increasingly difficult in contemporary culture: fashion, which has long been...