Viktor & Rolf

By Alison S. Cohn Maison Martin Margiela | Designer: Martin Margiela | slide show "Ready-to-party pants glittering like a disco ball and a confetti pattern scattered on a shirt? Could this really be dour Martin Margiela?" (The International Herald Tribune)"looked pretty good" (men.style.com)

By Alison S. Cohn Did real-world matters like the yo-yo-ing markets, the presidential race and the war steal your attention away from Paris fashion week? If they did, you missed spring-summer 2009 clothing made of wigs (at Margiela), dresses of deconstructed soccer balls (at Comme des Garçons) and cam...

By Viktor & Rolf The curator from the Kyoto Costume Institute vehemently refuses to have the multi-layered “Simone” look from the Tilda Swinton show put on a turntable, for fear it might fall over and be damaged. When we smirkingly try to convince her ...

By Viktor & Rolf Everything at the Barbican is progressing nicely. We had the pleasure of showing Suzy Menkes around and talking to her about the idea behind the large installation created especially for the exhibition. There is a lot of debate as to ...

By Viktor & Rolf Viktor & Rolf commissioned 55 dolls wearing exact replicas of some of their most well-known fashion designs.

By Viktor & Rolf The New York Times has asked us to write a blog about our experiences leading up to the opening of our retrospective exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery in London. Celebrating our 15 years in fashion, the show opens on the 18th of ...

By Alix Browne Alix Browne, reporting from the Comme des Garcons show in Paris ...

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