REPARTO AW26 “BLACKLOT”
Designed by Margil and Ana, Blacklot is built around the motto "Dreams are expensive, but dreaming is free." It mixes late-Victorian silhouettes with indie-sleaze and emo references, adolescent anxiety, and cinematic eeriness — think sleepwalking women, Dracula, Tim Burton, Keane's "Somewhere Only We Know" on the runway — to explore the emotional cost of creative ambition. The designers describe it as their most cohesive work yet, balancing romanticism and irony, concept and wearability, while pushing wholesale as the next step.
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UNDERGOLD's Holy State lands as the brand's 2026 statement collection, and it's already in shop windows from Hong Kong to Bucaramanga.
FROM TUFTING AND SCREEN PRINTING TO POTTERY, DUBLIN'S CREATIVE SCENE OFFERS PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN A NEW SKILL.
THROUGH THE MOVE FREELY, ANYWHERE CAMPAIGN, FPA REINFORCES ITS HYBRID DESIGN PHILOSOPHY—ONE THAT MERGES PERFORMANCE-GRADE FUNCTIONALITY WITH CONTEMPORARY AESTHETICS.
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After opening the season in April with Ms. Lauryn Hill and her family in raw denim, Denim Tears rolled out a second chapter that puts New York style documentarians in front of the lens.