Reportage
Dom Pérignon and Damien Hirst: symmetry on a label
A butterfly composition supplied a visual language for the champagne house’s 2026 collaboration.
Read the storyTHE EDITIONS
Volume 01
People, places and ideas.
A wider point of view.
Style / Reportage
RIMOWA: Umber and Ultramarine as a colour argument
The October 2026 collection uses a warm brown and an intense blue across luggage, leather bags and travel accessories.
Style / Reportage
Audemars Piguet: the Royal Oak bracelet without the watch
Royal Oak Joaillerie takes the linked geometry into cuffs, necklaces and earrings informed by the Vallée de Joux.
Culture / Reportage
Lilian Camelli: the rooms we carry with us
Between Paraguay and Brazil, a painter turns family photographs, empty interiors and lace into a language of memory.
Culture / Brief
Rafael Pavarotti brings his colour to Paris
The photographer from Pará moves from fashion pages to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, with a visual language shaped in northern Brazil.
Style / Reportage
Mercedes-Benz and adidas: the S-Class translated into a stitch
Diamond-pattern stitching provides the connection between a familiar trainer and the interior of a sedan.
Style / Reportage
A.P.C. in São Paulo: a wardrobe selected, not accumulated
Working Title’s archive announcement brought the Paris label’s restrained vocabulary into a Brazilian shop.
Culture / Reportage
Pietrolina: a passage becomes a painting
Beatriz Milhazes brings colour and reflection into the connection between MASP’s two buildings.
Style / Reportage
Honda and Onitsuka Tiger: a shared yellow on the runway
A motorcycle concept and a clothing collection treated colour and symbols as common ground.
Style / Reportage
John John and Champion: denim meets the sweatshirt
The 2026 collaboration joined two wardrobes already familiar with the movement from function to streetwear.
Style / Reportage
Clash de Cartier: a turn of the pin
The jewellery collection's familiar detail becomes a working clasp in an envelope-inspired leather bag.
Design / Reportage
Granado in Madrid: taking the botica’s memory abroad
Green panels, botanical imagery and an archive wall connected a Salamanca shop with the brand’s Brazilian origins.