Iris van Herpen redefines couture through movement, science, and art. A dialogue of body, material, and space unfolds in forms that breathe and evolve.

At the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the exhibition Design and Disability celebrates the creativity of disabled, Deaf, and neurodivergent designers who have redefined contemporary design. On view until February 2026, it explores art, fashion, technology, and identity through 170 powerful works that reshape how we see accessibility, innovation, and human expression.

An intimate look at “Marie Antoinette Style,” the Victoria and Albert Museum’s spectacular exhibition exploring how the Queen of France shaped fashion, design, and identity. From Dior and Vivienne Westwood to Sofia Coppola’s iconic vision, the show reveals how her influence still defines modern aesthetics.

Three independent studios from San Francisco, Gothenburg, and Stockholm show how design transforms everyday life into a vivid visual language.

Exploring identity through wine, coffee, and perfume: how design becomes narrative, ritual, and cultural expression before taste or scent.

Maria Chany redefines fashion through sustainability and sculptural design. Recycled materials become a language of identity, innovation and artistic freedom.

A closer look at the 2025 Odysseus Honeygold by A. Lange & Söhne – where balanced proportions, sculpted surfaces, and a rare gold alloy define a new language of modern watch design.

Discover The Five Seasons, Poltrona Frau’s 2025 collection that explores the dialogue between design, nature and everyday life. From Gio Ponti’s limited Dezza edition to the Blisscape sofa and Fornasetti motifs – craftsmanship, material clarity and timeless presence define each piece.