GLITCH Magazine is next-gen magazine, aiming to disrupt the traditional fashion hierarchy, and incite change through platforming undiscovered talent. We endeavor to be on the frontline of fashion discovery, connecting and collaborating with international individuals and communities, searching for modern thinkers, change-makers, and those rewriting the fashion script. As part of a new recurring series, …
In a rotation of the fashion roundabout, we are seeing a recuperation of medievalist and battle-worthy aesthetics, as jewellery becomes weightier and more cumbersome for the 2024 season. In this year’s SS24 fashion shows, in place of dainty jewels came chainmail, plating and buckling. Reels of pendulum earrings swung, and models marched the runways with …
Armoured Jewellery: The Warrior Women of The Runway Read More »
Fibrous branches are forming links between biology and fabric production resulting in a new breed of interactive and responsive textiles. Coined as “E-Textiles”, wearable technology is set to make a more regular appearance in the process of fashion design. Signs of this entrancing technology can be traced back to 2018 and earlier, when at the …
ARE THE TEXTILES OF THE FUTURE SENTIENT? THE NEWEST TECH INTRODUCED IN FASHION Read More »
Low-rise, baggy jeans, cargo pants, butterfly clips, chunky heels and sizable jewellery – the past two years have witnessed the revival of the Y2K and 90s grunge era. Everywhere you look there are futuristic takes on the looks that dominated the 2000s and late 90s, and Fashion Week was no exception. As we bid farewell …
In Defence Of Girlhood: Bows, Ribbons, and Silk. The Age of Internet Nostalgia is resurfacing with an emergence of symbols and language associated with Girlhood. From “Girl Dinner,” to “Girl Math” to “Hot Girl Walk” there has been a collective emphasis on Girlhood all across Instagram and TikTok. #Girl was tagged on socials, all over …
In Defence of Girlhood: Bows, Ribbons, and Silk. Read More »
Paris always closes the onerous but invigorating spectacle of fashion month, and being the closing player of a four-week long performance is no easy position to draw. Nevertheless, the suave flair of the Parisian fashion houses, both new and established, and the romanticized aura of the French city, never fails to provide a decadent finale …
The Best of PFW: Courreges, Peter Do, J.Simone and More Read More »
After weeks, upon months, upon years of waiting, Phoebe Philo, a beloved woman, central to the womenswear industry, was set to launch her namesake label at the close of this September. Just this weekend gone, the final weekend to fall in the speculated month, Philo took to the media to confirm she would be keeping …
Phoebe Philo’s Eponymous Brand Launch: An Anticipated Moment In Fashion Read More »
Inside the world of fashion and ‘Phygital’ NFTs emerges an iconic drop sure to create endless buzz. A project backed by revolutionary technology that summons a divine union between the digital and physical realms, catapulting luxury fashion into the future. Launched on September 28th, this ultra-modern staple from colossal luxury fashion house KARL LAGERFELD in …
A METAVERSE MARVEL: KARL LAGERFELD AND THE DEMATERIALISED REIMAGINE THE ICONIC K BAG Read More »
New York City is a place that is kinetic and alive, where trends appear in real time both on the streets and in the news. The East Coast, in particular, hosts a diverse range of styles, spanning from timeless Classic Americana to the ever-evolving world of street style. At GLITCH, we’ve been closely monitoring the …
The Best Of NYFW: Helmut Lang, Eckhaus Latta, Grace Ling & More Read More »
The jigsaw pieces are slotting into place as GLITCH approaches the launch of their first ever product – a unique magazine collectible, designed to be treasured, and not thrown away. Much more than a magazine, GLITCH will launch an immersive reading experience that invites consumers to interact with social media, augmented reality, and the expanding …
A Glimpse Into GLITCH’s Inaugural Edition – The Themes on the Tip of our Tongue. Read More »
