Duran Lantink goes into the wild
The designer's Fall/Winter 2025 self-titled collection 'Duranimals' is a tasteful take on "bad taste," merging human form with animal motifs
For Ludovic de Saint Sernin, business is anything but casual
After his first couture collection for Jean Paul Gaultier, the French designer's latest ready-to-wear offering returns to form with nine-to-five clothing placed under pulsating club lights, pinstriped suits cinched at the waist, and busts studded with his signature eyelets
Critic’s Notebook: Does anyone care about New York Fashion Week?
For Document's fashion critic Katharine K. Zarrella, the thrills were few and far between at NYFW 2025. A new guard of emerging designers held their own, while bigger names disappointed. The handful of brands standing out for their authenticity and boldness will have to do, for now.
Musician Solange and artist Wangechi Mutu transit beyond disciplines
In this limited edition cover story for Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue, the artists are joined by MoMA curator Thomas (T.) Lax to discuss water as history, material play, surrender, and the force of the imagination.
Best in Show: Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025
As governments battle to legislate gender identity, Milan's designers respond with their own definitions of femininity: volume at Prada, twisted tradition at Diesel, and Armani's half-century of greige gender neutrality
Nicolas Di Felice performs another magic act
The Belgian designer presents his latest collection for Courrèges, combining mod details with sensual silhouettes among suspended confetti
