Retail
Inside the new flagship playbook
Retail
Inside the new flagship playbook
Fewer doors, longer appointments, and stores designed to be photographed as much as shopped.
Collections
The quiet season: why houses are betting on tailoring again
Backstage in Paris, the story of the season is not spectacle but cut. Designers, buyers and studio directors explain how a return to coats, shoulders and real fabric is reshaping order books for next year.
By The Scholtes desk
Craft
The ateliers that still finish by hand
Craft
The ateliers that still finish by hand
A week with the embroiderers and seamstresses whose hours decide what a garment can cost.
Street
What the pavement says before the runway does
Street
What the pavement says before the runway does
Outside the venues, the season's real signals: grey suiting, quiet bags and a return to formality.
More from the desk
Wholesale
Showroom season, rewritten
Wholesale
Showroom season, rewritten
Buyers are placing smaller, later orders — and asking brands to carry more of the risk.
Collections
Runway and studio reports, with the detail that survives the show.
Retail
Stores, wholesale and the economics behind a sell-out.
Craft
The ateliers, materials and hours inside a finished garment.
Portraits
Designers, stylists and makers in long-form interviews.
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