MORAÏS: VÍSPERA
Too much talent remains trapped in poverty while too much mediocrity is being funded.
The Ninety-Nine Percent
The One Percent was a character, and the Ninety-Nine Percent is a crowd. And crowds have the predictable habit of talking back.
Redondo Brand Spring/Summer 2027
Jorge did not modernise doñismo by making it subtle or restrained. How boring that would’ve been.
Isabel Sanchís Spring/Summer 2027
They were clothes doing what good clothes should do. Making the eye stay a little longer.
Antonio Del Canto Spring/Summer 2027
Getting dressed and undressed is one of the most ordinary things people do. Antonio del Canto made it worth watching.
NARANJO Spring/Summer 2027
That is where the collection becomes considerably more sophisticated than its prettiness initially suggests.
Palomo Spring/Summer 2027
Alejandro understands the difference between what a look needs and what makes it unforgettable.
Adolfo Domínguez Spring/Summer 2027
How successful does Adolfo Domínguez have to become before it allows itself the luxury of taking a risk?
Juan Vidal Spring/Summer 2027
Look one established the first sentence. By look seven, Vidal was practically speaking in paragraphs.
SIMORRA Spring/Summer 2027
The brand’s identity currently lives closer to the garment than across the room.
Pedro del Hierro Spring/Summer 2027
Pedro del Hierro asked Madrid to stop and look. For a while, it was worth obeying.
Taste, Literally.
More than offering them clothes to see, we are serving them clothes to eat.
RIP Virgil, RIP Off-White.
This doesn’t mean the company has ceased functioning. But functioning is a strangely low ambition for a fashion house. I don’t know… a refrigerator functions.
José Martínez: The Work of Becoming
“Maybe you’re only into fashion. But I think the word love should imply a deeper relationship.”
The Poverty Of Fashion Language
And currently, every room seems to read from the same three pages of the dictionary.
The Circus Behind Demna Gvasalia
If an artist consistently treats his craft as a joke, eventually his art itself begins to look like the punchline.
The One Percent
And to be fair, how could one resist? I do have a weakness for a well-dressed satire.