Picture perfect: Why Moschino’s Jeremy Scott loves PicassoFor his current collection, the label’s creative director went crazy for cubism. He tells Nick Remsen how the Spanish painter inspired his wearable works of artWelcome to the fashion jungleFrom tropical palms to meadow flower prints, designers went into the wild this seasonThe new face of SchiaparelliDaniel Roseberry is making the French label the alternative couture house, with a little help from Beyoncé and Michelle ObamaThrowing shapes: fashion looks to sculptureDesigners embrace taking up space with voluminous creations inspired by ceramicsHow furniture cosied up to fashionFrom art galleries to boutiques, the coolest homewares are now sold in unexpected outletsSara Shakeel’s dazzling worldHow fashion fell for the artist’s crystal creationsMore from this SeriesNew York label Bode takes self-expression to a new levelThe menswear brand hand-paints your life story on shirts and trousersBack to the drawing boardWhat do Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró and Karl Lagerfeld have in common? They were all fans of the same Swiss brand of crayons
Picture perfect: Why Moschino’s Jeremy Scott loves PicassoFor his current collection, the label’s creative director went crazy for cubism. He tells Nick Remsen how the Spanish painter inspired his wearable works of artWelcome to the fashion jungleFrom tropical palms to meadow flower prints, designers went into the wild this seasonThe new face of SchiaparelliDaniel Roseberry is making the French label the alternative couture house, with a little help from Beyoncé and Michelle ObamaThrowing shapes: fashion looks to sculptureDesigners embrace taking up space with voluminous creations inspired by ceramicsHow furniture cosied up to fashionFrom art galleries to boutiques, the coolest homewares are now sold in unexpected outletsSara Shakeel’s dazzling worldHow fashion fell for the artist’s crystal creationsMore from this SeriesNew York label Bode takes self-expression to a new levelThe menswear brand hand-paints your life story on shirts and trousersBack to the drawing boardWhat do Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró and Karl Lagerfeld have in common? They were all fans of the same Swiss brand of crayons
