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Feature

Paris Menswear Made Us Believe in Human Touch Again

From Willy Chavarria's Latin novella to Rick Owens' brutalist prayers, Paris menswear proved the most radical act right now is designing clothes that remember what humans actually need.

Interview

Arturo Obegero

Arturo Obegero talks flamenco, Bernarda Alba, Balenciaga and why his label makes only ten pieces of each design, rejecting overproduction.

Editorials

Long Strides

One morning in the Marais, one model, and a city that becomes the set. We move from feathers and black coats at dawn to red pleats, corsetry and denim at full stride.

Studio Figures

Velvet, tartan, patchwork sportswear and a cascade of red ruching, each look given the whole studio to itself. We keep the light low and the poses sculptural.

Sensible Sensibility

Rustynero photographs model Liu Hao in GreyDeng's 2021 collection: sharp-shouldered black tailoring, long braids and sculptural curves on a stark grey and white set.

Obatala: The Creator King

Alexandre Ndoumba as Obatala, the Yoruba creator king, in all-white fringe, lace veils and beaded net caps designed and styled by Grégory Assad.

The Blue Human

Théo Senesane drifts through Paris streets in a pale blue puffer and pinstripes by Honja CO H/F, with Y/Project and Rick Owens.

Activist

Nathan Am Ende between farmland and rubble in Henrik Vibskov, Vetements and Y/Project, his face wrapped in a keffiyeh.