FASHION IN DISTRESS

FASHION IN DISTRESS

On Incentives, Absorption, and the Quiet Loss of Meaning A Calm That Doesn’t Convince There is no collapse to report. The shows are on time. The lights are bright. The rooms are full. Images move faster than ever, slipping from runway to screen to memory without...
Money Killed Fashion. Then Bought the Met Gala.

Money Killed Fashion. Then Bought the Met Gala.

Luxury didn’t collapse. It didn’t decay. It didn’t betray itself.Luxury simply followed the money and then quietly locked the door behind it. For years, fashion told itself this was progress. Higher prices meant higher meaning. Exclusivity meant excellence. If fewer...
From Duchamp to Demna

From Duchamp to Demna

When a urinal became art and a hoodie became luxury, something truly magical happened — context started printing money. Luxury Readymade: When Context Costs £1,590 Once upon a time, Marcel Duchamp bought a urinal, signed it R. Mutt,...