Fashion
Fashion at The Cold Magazine. We follow the designers, stylists and image-makers building the next version of the industry — from graduate collections and independent labels to runway reports, studio visits and the editorials we shoot ourselves.
Cold threw a PFW party with United Freaks and Emma Winder
The Cold Magazine threw a Paris Fashion Week SS27 party at Soho House Paris with underground collective United Freaks (“Liquid…
The cosmic power of the brand ‘Of Planet Earth’
When a designer truly understands the people they are dressing, their success softly follows.
END x Samsøe Samsøe unites two iconic cities through style
What if your wardrobe could stretch across two cities?
IN THE CLOSET
Sometimes, the closet remains internally — carried as a learned instinct to hide, perform, and carefully choose which parts of…
The joy of missing out
Although I love the lifestyle, I have to remind myself why I started this career in the first place: to…
Maissonave brings a piece of home from Buenos Aires to London
When I first left Buenos Aires, I was in survival mode, so I don’t think I had the space to…
With Bouncing Soles sees Dr. Martens icons reimagined
Since the 1960s, it is a colour that has been entrenched into our subconscious by posties, workers, teenagers and provocateurs…
Time travel with Hubing Selects’ Urban Grace collection
The creative process behind Hubing Selects’ collection resembles a Proustian In Search of Lost Time adventure more than a simple showcase of pure craftsmanship.
Liza Keane was LFW’s angel amongst the apocalypse
Leaking, dripping, stopping, pouring. A lone sprinkler began gushing through the angelic bridge and the crowd realised that this suspended…
Alexander McQueen returns to London today
For the first time in 25 years, McQueen will be showing its Ready-To-Wear collection in its home city for the…
The anti-twee: the knitted vision of SULK designer Sarah Beasley
Behind SULK knitwear’s visceral, punky designs there is a graduate of Animal Behaviour Science
The Yasmin Era
For Yasmin Pettet, it’s about finally having the freedom to be herself.
