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Paloma Elsesser at the Met Gala 2026, wearing custom gown by Francesco Risso for Bureau of Imagination.
The gown was constructed from a patchwork of 30 vintage dresses from as far back as the 1920s, sourced from eBay. It was then beaded, hand-painted, and embellished with metal appliqués.
Pink woven, knitted and crocheted bags by Fendi
Luanda floral rug by Missoni
Kathryn Hahn at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards, wearing Noir Fringe raffia dress by Oscar de la Renta, Pre-Fall 2025
Miley Cyrus at the Grammys 2024, wearing Ancient Egypt-inspired net dress by John Galliano for Maison Margiela, constructed entirely from safety pins.
It took 675 hours of craftsmanship, using 14,000 safety pins.
This dress refers back to one from Galliano's Fall 1997 ready-to-wear collection.
For her Bridgerton S3 promo appearance in Galway City, Nicola Coughlan wore a custom crochet top by Galway designer Colin Burke.
Full marks for making adventurous fashion choices, and I love the sleeves (a Burke signature), but the front just doesn't fit - the bra bit really isn't doing those perfect breasts justice, the waistband is baggy, and you can see her shapewear through the cutout!
I wonder if the round shapes of the bra cups are a reference to the traditional crocheted buttons made for Irish crochet garments?
Forever Knits by Romance Was Born, Australian AW24
'Welcoming winter with our beautifully crafted, sustainable and socially beneficial knitted jumpers.
These have been made by KOCO Knits (Knit One Change One). They teach women in South Indian communities to hand knit, providing education and financial independence to them and their families.
Each jumper is made from 100% dead-stock yarns collected over time, that are then hand tied together to make a unique multicolour pattern... a random mix of wool, mohair, silk and cotton.
There is no machine intervention in the process, meaning no waste and no carbon footprint. Each one is a unique piece made to be with you forever, and made in a way to help our planet live forever.'
Metallic links top at Loewe SS25
