Paul McLauchlan

Fashion is embracing the "wearable."

With new talent at the helm, some of the most recognizable heritage brands are fusing a forward-thinking mentality with a history of craftsmanship.

With a new partnership with Alaïa and a much-talked-about old-Céline archive sale during Paris Fashion Week, Re-See is one of the industry's best-kept secondhand shopping secrets.

"These designers stay true to their own voices instead of conforming. They don't try to grow by distorting their message — they push themselves to make it louder."

A growing emphasis on regenerative practices, diverse voices and youth culture made a mark during the Fall 2022 shows.

After almost two years spent sheltering in place, the youthquake in London is catering to a younger audience eager to make bold statements with bodycon silhouettes and slivers of flesh proudly on display.

This year's list of young creative talent was voted for by panel of 2,500 fashion industry insiders from across the world.

The collection celebrates "the 25th anniversary of women's reproductive rights becoming a fundamental right."