In her new deeply personal body of work, the artist is planting the seeds of a narrative yet to be imagined.

The city of cement and angels loves some contrast. It loves a little industrial chic.

There's still a mystery and magic to the drive found in everyone's favorite movie. The cinematic is calling you to pull over.

There’s a classic feeling to L.A.’s favorite regalia that transcends genre and class. Every time you freak it, you step into a high-fashion world that is all your own.

The Taiwanese American artist's designs are an antidote for a textile industry status quo that just talks the talk.

From Loewe’s Toy Over the Knee Boot to Bottega Veneta's Cotton Patched Pointelle dress, here's what to covet in September.

Daniel DeSure's brand and the artist community behind it are pushing the possibilities of communicating through graphics on clothes.

Oversized is a lifestyle, not a trend for the brand from the San Gabriel Valley. Its designs are driven by the idea of feeling like you can grow, change and move around in clothing.

The multihyphenate artist is finding freedom in trying things for fun, and then mastering them.

Chances are you have crossed paths with LTTT somewhere. The fashion brand by Jiro Maetsu is an "unspoken but blatant community" that has exploded from L.A. to the world.

Fashion is a canvas for the designer behind the namesake fashion brand. Her handcrafted works are expressions of her desire to make something beautiful.

Smart fashion is not about an aesthetic. The brand once called a cross between Comme des Garçons and Levi’s knows that it’s about putting something extra on it just for you.

Artist Jacob Rochester's portait, a subtle homage to the late Spanto, explores the lens of identity but by way of anonymity.

Bespoke clothing is not an everyday occurrence in L.A. But for Erik Kim and Paul Um, creating a one-of-one piece is a religious experience.

'No matter what I’m doing, you’ll always know where I’m from, my influences and my culture.'

Rio Uribe is closing the book on his 10-year-old brand at NYFW. But the GS legacy — flying your freak flag on your back and riding for your community through your clothes — lives on.

Artist Sable Elyse Smith draws on the sights and sounds and language of the carnival and the prison, revealing how deeply intertwined punishment is with entertainment and spectacle.

Since its inception over a decade ago, the brand has steered the conversation about clothes with unmatched inventiveness by continuing to experiment with any given guardrails.

If you need help filling out your September calendar, our curated list of fashion events, parties, pop-ups and launches will get you right.

The surrealist blues poet is a musician of the subversive imagination, a truth-telling magician. Her poems are powerful and dangerous, like violets pushing through concrete to kiss the sun.