garments

Grenoble Apres Ski – the collection designed for high altitude leisure

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  Moncler Grenoble Apres Ski translates into a distinctly formal elegance which teams mountain and city. Garments for wearing in the harshest climates and in situations that go beyond sport, ideal for leisure on the ski slopes as well as urban environments. These garments are designed for high-altitude leisure use, featuring excellent breathability, excellent thermal … Read more

Lab-grown luxuries: cruelty-free silk, diamonds, and leather offer an ethical alternative

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Celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Stella McCartney are helping push a boom of high-quality, synthetic materials used by luxury goods firms

Green age kicks: how ethical trainers won the fashion seal of approval

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Veja trainers are beloved of Emma Watson, adored by the sneakerheads who frequent Dover Street Market and draw huge crowds in Paris. They are a lesson in how sustainable clothing can also be cool

Exhibition at New York’s MoMA embraces fashion for second time

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The Museum of Modern Art last devoted a show to clothes in 1944. Its new show considers the last 100 years of dress

Molly Goddard at Fashion in Motion series of live catwalk shows at the V&A

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Molly Goddard celebrates the opening of the V&A Exhibition Road Quarter. Fashion in Motion: Molly Goddard is the finale of the week-long REVEAL Festival, which celebrates the opening of the V&A Exhibition Road Quarter, London. A graduate of Central Saint Martins College, Molly Goddard specialises in traditional techniques such as hand pleating, smocking and crocheting. … Read more

Let loose: how the corset became the new female power suit

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Following the lead of Vivienne Westwood and Madonna, feminist designers are refashioning the Victorian underwear as street-style overwear