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At Design Miami.Paris, Taste Is the Real Currency
Last week, Design Miami.Paris returned to the French capital for its largest edition yet. HURS founder Bonnie Langedijk spoke to the fair’s leadership team and the directors of three presenting galleries to dive into the magic of Design Miami’s Paris edition.
Is Fashion Afraid of Powerful Women?
HURS founder Bonnie Langedijk shares her thoughts on the Spring Summer 2026 fashion week season
The Women of Asics
At ASICS, a female-led team is rewriting the rules of sneaker culture. We dove into how their team’s quiet approach to authenticity and design has made ASICS one of the most culturally relevant sneaker brands of the moment.
How CHANEL Bottled the Modern Woman
Through reinventing perfume, Gabrielle Chanel redefined what it meant to be a woman. With No. 5, she broke the rules of fragrance and femininity, creating something bold, complex, and unforgettable. How did one scent reshape culture and how is it still defining modern womanhood today?
Have Fashion Brands Become the Architects of Our Lives?
Luxury brands aren't just selling products anymore, they're orchestrating entire lifestyles. Valerie van Maarschalkerwaart questions how that influences our individual taste. Are we witnessing the democratization of culture, or are we sleepwalking toward intellectual conformity?
The Future of Fashion Might Already Exist
Anna Prudhomme speaks with three women-led vintage boutiques who are reshaping fashion through storytelling and curation. In a market flooded with sameness, they offer unique pieces with meaning, proving that the future of fashion may already be found in the past.
At 3daysofdesign, Intimacy Beats Virality
HURS dives into how Copenhagen's 3daysofdesign fair confronts the design industry's authenticity crisis, exploring the tension between creating for algorithms versus human experience and what it means to "keep it real" in an increasingly digital world.
An Ode to the Power Lunch
In celebration of the launch of our Power Lunch series, HURS founder Bonnie Langedijk revisits the original Power Lunch—and considers its new shape in a different era.
For These Designers, Tradition is the Future
Simay Demirel speaks with a new generation of designers challenging fashion's obsession with speed by embracing craft.
The Quiet Rebellion of Arte Povera in a Consumer-Driven World
An exploration of the 1960s Arte Povera movement, its enduring influence on contemporary fashion, and the timeless lessons we can draw from its philosophy.
The Modern Sportswear Lexicon
Women’s lives are built on movement. Not just on courts or tracks—but in every facet of existence. Through five foundational pieces of our wardrobe, the tracksuit, the jersey, leggings, the bra and shorts we explore the stories behind the garments that move with us.
The Fashion World Is Divided—Who’s Brave Enough to Evolve?
HURS founder and Editor-in-Chief Bonnie Langedijk weighs in on the Spring Summer 2025 shows, the changing fashion ecosystem and what she thinks is next.
Is 3daysofdesign the New Salone?
HURS asked creatives, artists, designers and brands how the culture of Copenhagen facilitates creativity, their thoughts on 3daysofdesign and what the purpose of design fairs is today.
In a Turn of Events, This Fashion Week Was Actually About the Clothes
HURS founder Bonnie Langedijk weighs in on fashion week, and speaks to industry insiders on their thoughts on the purpose of fashion week and most importantly what the future holds.
On Women’s Media
Rather than assume what women want to read, we asked. We’re excited to announce the launch of our first white paper: On Women’s Media. Created in partnership with female-led research agency The Mix, On Women’s Media uncovers how luxury brands and media publications can reinvent the style media category – beyond aspiration – to create community, value and growth.
Fashion Continues to Not Care About Size Inclusivity
HURS analyzed the body diversity across the Fall/Winter 2023 runway shows of 50 of the most recognizable womenswear brands in today’s luxury fashion industry. The results were disheartening.
We spoke with Julie Pelipas, founder of BETTTER about what makes an icon, wearing baggy jeans as a rebellion, and how she protects her point of view. In partnership with Levi’s®.