Seoul-based floral artist Yeeun Jang transforms flowers into sculptural installations that explore form, texture and movement, redefining the boundaries between floristry, contemporary art and spatial design.

Discover the colourful ceramic world of Hannah Simpson, where expressive monster sculptures, handcrafted lamps and joyful homeware transform emotion into art, celebrating creativity, resilience and connection.

Seoul is reshaping the global fashion conversation. In the first of an ongoing BASE-CAST series, we spotlight ADERERROR, a collective redefining streetwear through disruption, imbalance, and intent.

The renowned French luxury brand is launching a series of temporary stores showcasing the Dior Tears capsule collection to celebrate the highly anticipated collaboration between Dior and Denim Tears.

Introducing "Chilla," J.Kim's inaugural swimwear and beachwear capsule collection. Inspired by Uzbekistan's scorching heatwave.

Calvin Klein embraces the spirit of Pride Month with the launch of its 2023 Let It Out campaign, a vibrant celebration of the "collective euphoria at the heart of the LGBTQIA+ community."

A standout for its pure lines and distinctive hardware elements, the G Zip is the men’s luxury accessory of the season. First revealed by Creative Director Matthew M. Williams at the Spring/Summer 2022 show.

SITUATIONIST unveiled its Fall/Winter 2020 lookbook captured by photographer Davit Giorgadze.

Now at the top of lists of must-stops for designers and stylists when they visit Athens, Callista Crafts did not pop up overnight. For the past six years, its cofounders Eleni Konstantinidis and Celia Sigalou have been returning to the traditional methods of leatherworking in their construction of elegant and minimalist bags for the local and international market.

While Australian fashion’s finest were being dazzled on the runways installed in the Royal Exhibition Building for Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival, a couple of blocks north in a Fitzroy backstreet, interested consumers and industry observers were being shown into a graffiti covered building.

From dainty earrings to bold statuettes, artist Holly Ryan's sculpture and jewellery forms cross between disciplines. She draws from sources as diverse as the coarse, natural beauty of the Sunshine Coast, the mystical feminine, and rituals of wabi sabi, a Japanese philosophy of transience and imperfection across both creative pursuits.

It's funny because I wouldn't say that I'm obsessed with beauty at all or that I'm inherently drawn to the beauty industry,” noted Geraerts. We are in the offices of creative agency Love + Money, on Melbourne’s Gertrude Street, which share premises with It’s All Fluff and have helped create much of the brand’s visual identity.

As our business grows we have a greater responsibility to give back to our community. We have a large Asian clientele coming from overseas, and they only came when they are young, like me.”