Parce que la mode est un langage, une attitude, un art... mais aussi un récit, j’ai rassemblé ici les documentaires et mini-docs qui m’ont marquée. Ils parlent de créateurs iconiques, de processus créatifs obsédants, d’intuitions brillantes et de visionnaires discrets.

Fashion claims to embrace difference, but disability is still largely invisible. Glossy campaigns speak of diversity while excluding the 1.3 billion people living with disabilities worldwide. When representation does happen, it is often tokenistic or treated as inspiration rather than integration. Real inclusion is not performative. It is structural, creative, and long overdue. This article explores how the industry must move beyond aesthetics to truly reflect the world it dresses.

Gucci, Victoria’s Secret, Louis Vuitton… Behind their dream creations lie controversies. When a Sikh turban becomes an accessory or a Native American headdress dazzles on a runway, fashion teeters between tribute and exploitation. These borrowings, stripped of their meaning, raise questions: how far can the industry go without showing respect? A deep dive into a system that perpetuates domination and erasure.

What if beauty lay in imperfection? Inspired by Japanese philosophy, this emerging trend celebrates simplicity, authenticity, and the passage of time. Raw materials, irregular cuts: wabi-sabi might just revolutionize the fashion industry.

At the intersection of ancestral traditions and contemporary innovation, Brazilian fashion embodies a bold and distinctive visual identity. From Farm Rio's tropical patterns to ethical collaborations with Indigenous communities, discover how these brands are transforming Brazil's cultural and natural richness into a global design strategy. A fascinating exploration of 'brasilidade,' blending style, sustainability, and authentic storytelling.