It’s MET Monday, the day of the MET Gala. Hosted by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the MET Gala is the opening of the Costume Institute’s annual exhibition with this
year’s theme “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”. And following the theme, some of this year’s the attendees truly dressed to impress us.

Exactly one month ago, the watch brand TUDOR opened the doors of its first-ever store in Switzerland. With this being said, the Swiss watch house now does not only produce its
creations here but has now officially its first mono-brand boutique within the country, almost simultaneously with the presentation of their newest model at Watches and Wonders 2024.

Dries Van Noten, the celebrated designer and founder of his eponymous label, has officially stepped down as the Chief Creative Officer after an illustrious career of 38 years. His final show, showcasing the Fall Winter 2024 men’s collection, will be held in Paris this June. This event will mark the end of an era and will be a tribute to his visionary contributions to the fashion world.

Chanel’s most recent campaign is more than just another ad. Through a concept of past references the brand tells a story of their main accessory of the upcoming season.

From the confines of the studio to the surreal expanse of the desert, dive into “My Road Leads to the Desert”, a fashion editorial by Jonathan Wolpert, São Paulo, Brazil.

Dior opened its new boutique in Geneva. With the ultra-modern architectural features and interior design choices the brand is clearly communicating their values while paying tribute to Mr. Dior.