Walter Van Beirendonck returns to Paris Fashion Week with FW26 “SCARE the CROW / SCARECROW” — a raw, high-voltage statement rooted in Art Brut and outsider art.
Walter Van Beirendonck’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection featured surreal designs, deconstructed suits, alien-inspired masks, oversized hats, and playful motifs.
Walter Van Beirendonck's Spring/Summer 2025 collection is a testament to the designer's remarkable vision and his ability to fuse diverse cultural influences, artistry, and social awareness in his work.
Walter Van Beirendonck Spring/Summer 2020 Paris artwork by Jonty Mellmann.
Plastic materials intervened in geometric figures and a garish explosion of color can be seen...
The Belgian designer titled the lineup Wow, “The Meltdown Collection,” channeling today’s ethos.
Walter Van Beirendonck’s lineup for fall was titled “Wow,” with a subhead...
Exoskeleton jackets for Walter Van Beirendonck's "Wild is the Wind."
And all you can see was insanity and craziness in the Walter Van Beirendoncks Spring/Summer...
Never shy of going against the grain, Walter Van Beirendonck veered away from sportswear — a prevalent category on men’s catwalks for spring 2017 — with a highly sartorial collection. That’s not to say the Belgian maverick abandoned his traditional riot of hues, patterns and textures, but it didn’t obscure his masterful skill for fine tailoring.
Diesel Fall/Winter 2026, titled “Memorabilia,” reanimates the brand’s vault in Milan. Glenn Martens transforms archival props into a larger-than-life sustainable installation charged with next-day energy.
In a powerful black-and-white studio session shot in London, Oliver Orlandini collaborates with acclaimed photographer Kyle Springate in a raw and intimate study of light, form, and masculine elegance.
The Spring/Summer 2026 issue featuring Skarsgård marks a milestone — it appears in print as part of AnOther Magazine’s 25th anniversary issue, on sale internationally beginning 12 March 2026.