Friday Edit

Vol. 15 — Luella Bartley, and the Algorithm of Pleasure

The algorithm wants you legible. Pleasure wants you sovereign. In Vol. 15, we explore Luella Bartley’s shift from the machinery of fashion to the canvas, the visceral reality of getting... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 14 — Vivienne Westwood, and the City That Never Behaves

In 1989, Vivienne Westwood wore Margaret Thatcher’s actual suit to mock the establishment. She didn’t just fight the system; she wore its clothes better than it did. Vol. 14 is... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 13 — The Art of the Cartwheel

Before she was a symbol of punk joy, Betsey Johnson was officially labeled 'unemployable.' In an era of rigid elegance, she was designing with vinyl and shower curtains while building... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 12 — Leigh Bowery, and the Room That Had to Adjust

One of the stories I cannot forget is the 'glitter barrier', an arrest where the police couldn't take Leigh Bowery's fingerprints because they were encased in glitter and glue. This... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 11 — Panos Yiapanis, and the Strength He Styles

The dress is the skin. The stylist is the skeleton. In Vol. 11 of the Friday Edit, we dissect the aggressive glamour of Panos Yiapanis—the man who turned fashion into... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 10 — Max Alexander, The Future Has Hands

Max Alexander is 10 and already presenting work around Paris Fashion Week. This Friday Edit is a designers reflection on what happens when talent arrives early, the quiet power of... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 9 — The Invisible Architects

Working inside other brands teaches you discipline. Building your own brand is different: an extension of identity, taste, and the future you choose. Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 8 — Material Intelligence

There is a quiet energy in the city before the sun comes up. My day usually starts around 6 AM with a workout and a podcast. Recently, I’ve been listening... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 7 - The NYFW Edit

This volume is about the electric friction of NYFW February 2026. We’re moving from the high-voltage memories of our September Volt Collection to the high-shine grit of the current streets.... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 6 — The Ones Who Made Space

On LGBTQ+ visibility, The Trevor Project, and why fashion has always been an act of survival. Every time I walk through the West Village, I think about what happened on... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 5 — What the Earth Gave Back

On sustainable fashion, pineapple leather, and why luxury should cost the planet nothing. I was at the MoMA last week. Standing in front of a piece by El Anatsui —... Maggiori informazioni...

Vol. 4 — The Language of Dressing

How the way you get dressed in the morning is the first thing you say all day. There is a moment, just before you leave the apartment, when you look... Maggiori informazioni...

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