What’s Hot (18.3.25)

March 18, 2025 | Design & Culture by Ed

Loewe Asymmetric Floral-print Silk Maxi Dress

Loewe Hooded Draped Leather Jacket

Prada Etude Buckle Leather Shoulder Bag

What’s Hot (17.3.25)

March 17, 2025 | Design & Culture by Ed

Saint Laurent Leather Logo Duffel Bag

Saint Laurent Lace Midi Skirt

Saint Laurent Lace-trimmed Ribbed Silk-jersey Tank Top

Saint Laurent Salome Patent Wedge Slide Sandals

Saint Laurent Blossom Gold-tone Resin Clip Earrings – Brown

The Frankie Shop Micky Cropped Faux Leather Bomber Jacket

What’s Hot (16.3.25)

March 16, 2025 | Design & Culture by Ed

Alexander McQueen Exaggerated Buttonhole Leather Jacket

Saint Laurent Miller Patent-leather Slingback Wedge Pumps

Prada Etude Buckle Leather Shoulder Bag

Saint Laurent Tiered Gathered Silk-chiffon Maxi Skirt

Out Of Comfort Zone. Victoria Beckham AW25

March 15, 2025 | Design & Culture by Ed

Victoria Beckham, one of the few female designers leading an independent brand, is in her very-daring, experimental mode. Not all ideas she presented on her autumn-winter 2025 runway were resolved – especially the foldings and rollings – but at least the collection didn’t feel like yet another iteration of The Row or Old Céline. Her closing look, a white top made from bathrobe frotte, felt utterly cool and nonchalantly elegant. Two notions that Beckham should definitely try explore more in her future endeavors. Many women really resonated with that moment – and the gorgeous, maxi-length coats she did.

ED’s SELECTION:

Victoria Beckham Satin Gown

Victoria Beckham Dorian Croc-effect Leather Shoulder Bag

Victoria Beckham Asymmetric Cable-knit Wool Sweater

Victoria Beckham Glossed-leather Platform Pumps

Victoria Beckham Denim Midi Skirt

Victoria Beckham Cropped Padded Shell Bomber Jacket

Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
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A Real Dream. Undercover AW25

March 15, 2025 | Design & Culture by Ed

Jun Takahashi’s Undercover collection – which celebrated 35 years of the Japanese brand’s business – didn’t pretend to know it all about contemporary women, but it did deliver a substantial offering with a pinch of dream. The casting featured a number of mature women as well as industry professionals, like Lolita Jacobs. They all looked completely at ease in Takahashi’s romantic layers made out of richly-embellished cashmere knits, vintage-y jackets decorated with talismans and sparkly-hemmed coats. The poignant romanticism combined with inimitable sense of chic made Jun’s creative effort look – and feel – outstanding. For me, personally, this collection is up, up in this season’s list of top moments (and there really weren’t that many).