KOLO Berlin has become a Love Brand by challenging the conventional binary notions of fashion designed exclusively for “men” or “women”. Presenting only one ready-to-wear collection per year, these timeless and minimal streetwear garments are all genderless and produced under responsible fashion standards.
The designs of this beloved jewelry couture brand are gender fluid, serving as an explicit invitation to the beauty of empowerment. Excelling in captivating and sophisticated shapes, the designer brand is all about free and bold expression.
The contemporary organic and fair fashion label is not for those who fade into the masses. KRiLL BERLiN stands out, presenting a showcase of colorful elegance with a distinctive sense of individuality and bold-daring style where all colors, identities, and sizes are welcome.
The genderless designer brand has redefined the usage and style proposition of classic pearls. The once-called “grandma accessory” is now presented in dramatic, edgy, and bold statement pieces, making this fashion proposal an empowering tool available to be worn by everyone.
Love Brand Jean Gritsfeldt’s latest collection, Born in Kyiv. Sculptor of Love, made headlines all over the world when it made its debut at the Berlin Fashion Week. Shooting a selection of designs with Container Love, we could finally ask Jean to tell his extraordinary story of starting from scratch after leaving Ukraine, his commitment to environmentalism, and why each piece he creates should be a statement on its own.
Premium underwear brand Kust launches a new line of products in collaboration with skincare pioneer Lovem on a sustainable self-care routine which aims to transform the traditional approach to men’s health and beauty.
Skin care that adapts to our lifestyle, not the other way around. Swype Cosmetics believes that we don't have to choose between flawless skin and a fast-paced lifestyle.
Florian Máthé is a Berlin-based designer and performer specialising in latex as a medium of unapologetically queer and artistic expression.
Introducing Hiya Kaya, the SS21 collection by designer Rich Mnisi – a contemporary, multi-disciplinary fashion brand based in South Africa.
We asked Cape Town designer Lukhanyo Mdingi about his attitude towards colours and how he’s constantly reinventing his African heritage.
The head of South Africa’s Viviers, Lezanne Viviers to talk about the clash between western preconceptions and true African identity.
Keeping its minimal aesthetic approach to each of its collection, Kust presents the new iconic brief 02/ with an adjusted fit and design.
We sat down with Rafael Kouto to ask him about the beauty and challenges of improvisation and African influences.
Kids Of The Diaspora is a poetic fashion movement that invites everyone to embrace themselves and not to compromise their personality and appearance.
Frau Tonis Parfum stands for high-quality perfumes since 2011 - without sex sells campaigns, gender bias or decorative celebrities.
With her unisex label Litichevskaya, designer Sonja Litichevskaya is inspired by the Russian avant-garde, Perestroika art and Soviet space exploration.
We're in love with the designs and silhouettes of Max Thomas Sanderson, dedicated to contemporary, artisanal tailoring for all genders.
Menswear-focused New York brand Willy Chavarria’s latest, highly conceptual and socially-charged collection gives a bold and sexy statement in times defined by crisis.
Anatol was founded by Deniz Oeztuna with a vision is to create wearable artworks collaborating with contemporary artists.
There is something new from Kust. A lounge suit in 4 bright colours. Just right for the cozy season. It is the ultimate uniform for any activity, no matter what time of year.
Creating bold T-shirt statements and his own line of intimate underwear, Berlin-based designer Kurt Prynne is all about duality.
Frnkow is a lifestyle and fashion brand for men founded in 2020 by Nadja and Frank Lin, take a closer look at their collection, Manifesto.
Terrorists Of Beauty fight what the beauty industry stands for: perfect bodies, complex treatments. Male, female. Chemical ingredients. Animal testing. Plastic. Micro plastic. Overconsumption. They proclaim a new and uncompromising eco-movement that begins in the bathroom.
Milan-based designer Nicola Indelicato shows us how to cover your mouth and nose in a fashionable and sexy way… and what else to wear.
