(AND SOME OF THE ASIAN MODELS WHO COMMANDED THE SEASON’S RUNWAYS)

Fringe, frills, flounce and feathers—this season’s most sumptuous looks served up on a bed of texture and lush details.

Fashion’s most visionary women are taking the language of femininity to new heights and depths, with the volume turned up to the max.

In the fickle world of fashion, what keeps one repeatedly going back to a particular label through the years or even decades?

JAMIE QQ WU IS THE WITTY SHANGHAI-BORN, SINGAPORE-BASED ACCIDENTAL FASHION INFLUENCER WHO TEAMED UP WITH US LAST YEAR ON A MINI MOCKUMENTARY ABOUT KOL CULTURE.

THE NEWS

Edited by Gracia Phang.

As the world plunges into crisis and uncertainty, the fashion industry steps up, whipping up masks, sanitisers, hazmat suits and donations in the millions. Jeffrey Yan ruminates on what we’re doing now and what comes after.

01 MIX MASTERS

Movie magic, that is. For Old Hollywood glamour is staging a spectacular comeback.

HEY LITTLE RICH GIRL

To paraphrase an old adage, we at The Peak believe in dressing for the world we want.

THE FIRST SEASON OF THE NEW DECADE SAW A LEGION OF DESIGNERS ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF SUSTAINABILITY AND LONGEVITY—WHETHER BY RETHINKING METHODS AND MATERIALS, IMBUING PIECES WITH MEANING AND PRECIOUSNESS TO BE CHERISHED FOREVER, OR STRIPPING BACK THE SUPERFLUOUS TO CRAFT DESIGNS THAT WILL STAND THE TEST OF TIME.

The premise here: Brights and bold prints definitely brighten our days.

Edited by Jeffrey Yan.

ALL THE BUZZ IN FASHION

Fashion is all about being noticed this season, as evidenced by the runway’s crazy comic designs.

Two distinct camps defined the fall/winter 2019 runways: Pessimism and optimism, marching down as either militant survivors or bohemian daydreamers, each expressing the fashion world’s fight-or-flight responses to political turmoil.

Step confidently into fall in tall boots, midi skirts, and luxurious outerwear. By Lisa Armstrong

PERHAPS IT’S A REACTION AGAINST THE TURBULENT TIMES THAT WE’RE LIVING IN (OR WE’RE JUST SECRETLY HANKERING FOR THE RETURN OF ALT-CHIC CIRCA THE 1990S).

BRING YOUR EXISTING WARDROBE UP TO DATE IN AN INSTANT WITH ANY OF THESE OF-THE-MOMENT ADD-ONS.

BRING YOUR EXISTING WARDROBE UP TO DATE IN AN INSTANT WITH ANY OF THESE OF-THE-MOMENT ADD-ONS.

WELCOME GENERATION BUY-ANYWHERE. FLIP AND SCROLL THE FRESHEST FINDS OF FALL 2019.

FALL/WINTER 2019 SAW DESIGNERS BOTH REINFORCING HERITAGE CODES AND CHARTING BRAVE COURSES FORWARD, CREATING CLOTHES THAT ADDRESSED THE REALITIES OF MODERN LIFE WHILE SOARING TO NEW FASHION HEIGHTS.

Fashion reflects the zeitgeist of our time—and this is especially true as the decade draws to a close and we look towards 2020.

Ripping off designs = Diet Prada alert. Being self-referential and recontextualising one’s own past works to create something new? Plain clever – and nobody does it better than Miuccia Prada.

ALL THE BUZZ IN FASHION.

MOROCCAN MAGIC.

Whether celebrating the skills of ethnic craftsmen or studying innovative ways to reuse waste materials, this is BAZAAR’s guide to shopping responsibly.

Prada Invites is a series of collaborative projects that sees three renowned architects put a fresh spin on Prada’s iconic nylon fabric.

IN A SEASON THAT CELEBRATED WOMANHOOD IN ALL ITS FORMS, DESIGNERS CHAMPIONED A DIVERSE WARDROBE THAT BROUGHT US ALL ON A SWEET ESCAPE EDITED BY GERALD TAN

Miuccia Prada takes us into the Miu Miu universe with a one-night-only takeover. Welcome to the Club.

Our monthly roundup of the hottest new design products for the home.

Prada resurrects a pair of 1990s tropes in most timely fashion.

THE BEST LOOKS FOR FALL/WINTER 2018 COM BINELEVATED EVERYDAY PIECES WITH NEW TAKES ON TAILORING, AND THE ODD DRAMATIC FLOURISH.

As collaborations become the heart of fashion’s existence today, how do we keep the industry fresh and impactful while moving forward?

Alexander Fury on the designers leading a revolution in the way we dress, think and live.

New home accessories from quirky fashion labels give you eclectic ways to bring nature indoors.

More is more. That’s the mantra behind this S/S ’18 edition of our Accessories Issue, because it’s what brands seem to be going by when it comes to bags, shoes and jewellery now. It’s not just the sheer number of styles being produced and sold, giving millennial customers what they want most: options. Designers’ imaginations have gone into overdrive, resulting in never-before-seen – at times offbeat – pieces that cut through and stand out amid today’s sensorial overload. Some are clever; some less so but still fascinating. All are necessary for making it in the social media-influenced fashion jungle. To start off: the items across the next six pages that’ll make you go, “Is that a…?”

Because hitting the great outdoors has become fashionable as a lifestyle, fitness and travel trend. And because more luxury labels are doing their own fun spin on adventure gear – from nylon waist pouches and utilitarian rubber sandals to sun caps.

Because hitting the great outdoors has become fashionable as a lifestyle, fitness and travel trend. And because more luxury labels are doing their own fun spin on adventure gear – from nylon waist pouches and utilitarian rubber sandals to sun caps.

I LLUSTRATED SLICES OF EVERYDAY SCENES, CLOTHING MADE FOR DAILY ACTIVITY, AND A CELEBRATION OF REGULAR-JOE STYLE – THE SPRING/SUMMER 2018 COLLECTIONS PUT AN UNEXPECTED TWIST ON ALL THINGS FAMILIAR.

From delightful ensembles plastered with abstract comic strips at Prada, to Saint Laurent’s epic spectacle held in view of the Eiffel Tower, designers are bringing back the magic of fashion shows while spreading renewed hope and optimism.

Miuccia Prada has been showing Prada’s cruise offerings as part of the men’s runway productions, but it was just a matter of time before she took it solo. She staged Prada’s first cruise show at the Fondazione Prada Osservatorio exhibition space, atop Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. On a floor high above the shopping crowd, she presented a collection teeming with Prada tropes. The same black nylon synonymous with its bags was used to create sculptural jackets, while embellishments were gorgeously arranged on pastel blouses and pleated skirts. Knee-high socks were matched with every look and completed with either kitten pumps, strappy sandals or hybrid Velcro sneakers. Those familiar with Prada’s history will also recognise the whimsical illustrations by James Jean that danced across shift dresses, clutches and cuffs—the Taiwanese-American artist provided the “Trembled Blossom” drawings from the iconic spring/summer 2008 collection.

Arm yourself with a bag of creativity and craft.

The footwear on S/S ’17 runways are challenging tastes with their offbeat designs. Keng Yang Shuen mulls over the “ugly chic” shoe movement.

Cue Music Turn On The Spotlights... And Bring On The Drama! The Stars Of Rupaul’s Drag Race Zouk-out In The Season’s Hottest Fashion.

Our model, Chen Lin, dons Prada’s oversized printed button-up cinched with two leather belts, complete with little trinkets hanging from her neck and waist.

This season’s fall/winter catwalks were filled with fashion and art collaborations.

What happens when one of fashion’s most revered innovators gives an under-the-radar enfant terrible of the art world free rein? Noelle Loh reports on Prada’s print-perfect Pre-fall union from Milan.

Layers of lace and ruffles, corsets and sinuous midis – Pre-fall’s reinvention of the pin-up sailor girl is primed for an eclectic nautical romance.

Our new age princess looks sweet and sassy in these slouchy suits, unexpected layers and the most graphic accessories.