L'ABBEYE Issue I

L'Abbeye Issue I : the first chapter of the archive is now open for pre-order

A 400+ page coffee-table object documenting avant-garde fashion as philosophy, not trend. Standard edition 55€, Collector x Isaac Sellam 395€, 200 numbered copies.

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Impressions that linger: For Paris Photo 2026, DSM brings together photographic works that capture the energy of the fair in an unconventional, radically creative setting.

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Womenswear designer Antonio Femia looks to the hometown forests in Belgium for his graduate collection at Central Saint Martins. Bridget Devine discovers more about his ritualistic design universe...

Flesh As Architecture explores the human body as a constructed form rather than a living subject. e body is treated as a site of erosion - a ruin shaped by time, weight, and stillness. Through restrained movement and sculptural poses, flesh becomes structural. Limbs echo columns, joints resemble supports, and skin carries the surface of decay. What remains is not emotion, but form. The body no longer performs; it stands, monumental and silent, a ruin transformed into a statue.

Finding Beauty in an Unknown Future

Dissecting fashion's relationship with distorted, dark, and deformed imagery

Uniforms were meant to discipline bodies and erase individuality. Yet in the hands of avant-garde designers, they become something else entirely: instruments of desire, rebellion, and identity play. From the fragile adolescent tension of Raf Simons to the hyper-queer provocations of Walter van Beirendonck and the sleek militarised sensuality of Helmut Lang, the uniform is no longer a symbol of obedience but a stage where power, vulnerability, and eroticism collide.

A retrospective look at Alexander McQueen’s ‘Voss’ Collection.

What happens when fashion stops trying to please and starts to think? Between decay and emptiness, between Derrida and Rei Kawakubo, conceptual fashion can become a meditation: on truth, impermanence, and the self beneath appearance.

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Impressions that linger: For Paris Photo 2026, DSM brings together photographic works that capture the energy of the fair in an unconventional, radically creative setting.

Decades after Jeremy Scott challenged traditional footwear, the barefoot sandal returns. Can extreme design still be radical in an era of viral luxury?

Marc Le Bihan in motion: a photographic collaboration between Dilettante and Co3 Contemporary Dance.

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