Fashion

A good time - everyone has to decide for themselves what that is. At least it's never wrong to spend time with your loved ones. Why are we telling you this now? Because Hollywood star Pierce Brosnan and his son Paris inspire us to do so.

At Louis Vuitton, the "Lonesome Rider" becomes the "Luxurious Cowboy". All thanks to Pharell Williams, who gave the luxury brand's idea of travelling an unexpected and completely new interpretation at Fashion Week in Paris.

Presenting the autumn and winter collection at the beginning of the year is anything but unusual. Successful storytelling around the latest collection, on the other hand, is anything but a matter of course. Paul & Shark showed what this ideally looks like at Milan Fashion Week at Casa Cipriani.

She polarised, inspired, influenced. And turns fifty today: Kate Moss. Our congratulations. And take a look at one of the not so many constants in her career: her collaboration with Burberry.

If you're still looking for stylish Christmas presents and really want to know everything there is to know about denim, head to Sebastian Stoll's shop Ciao Ragazzi. We did. He told us what he thinks about the rule of not washing new jeans for six months. Spoiler: It's total nonsense.

The artist Daniel Richter once said: “I hate Jeff Bezos, because he destroyed bookstores and record stores, the two places where intelligent young people used to meet. That’s why there are no intelligent young people left today.” That said, here are some tips for an old-fashioned brick-and-mortar shopping experience.

Louis Vuitton was born 202 years ago today. The man who significantly changed our perception of luxury. But what constitutes luxury? And how did it come into our world? The answers lead to France, of course. And to a brand that bears his initials "LV".

Stefan Buescher was appointed CEO of Porsche Lifestyle Group last summer, so if you want to know what makes the brand tick and what defines the Porsche way of life, he’s your man. We thought we’d go ask him in person.

How has men’s fashion changed over the past few decades and what challenges does the fashion industry face? We asked JAN MANGOLD, managing director at Windsor. We also talked about the size of his closet at home.

We’re going to go with Liam Gallagher on this one: “If it isn’t cool, it gets binned.” Fashion as a tribute to coolness, informed by a positive attitude and timeless aesthetics. And sustainable to boot. Hey, if the shoe fits . . .

A few minutes ago, Giorgio Armani presented its spring-summer collection for 2023 - a great occasion to take a look at the beginnings of the luxury brand. And then there's Richard Gere. In his role as "American Gigolo" he was not uninvolved in the triumph of the Italian designer.

For the new rampstyle #25, ramp editor-in-chief Michael Köckritz spoke with British musician James Bay: about his life, his preference for real music and Bay's new album. We also immediately came up with the idea of who could portray him for the new issue: Bryan Adams would be ideal, we thought. And Bryan thought so too.

If anyone has brought more colour to the fashion world, it was Paul Smith. In an exclusive interview with ramp Editor-in-Chief Michael Köckritz, the legendary designer reveals how his world-famous and eponymous brand came about, how he works - and what good style is for him. And where can you get to know a person better than in his home? Exactly. That's where we met him.

Looking at his studio, his interest in architecture should be clear, says Bryan Adams. As for his love of photography – that becomes obvious just from talking to him. Need proof? Check out these five questions and answers from the interview our editor-in-chief Michael Köckritz did with Adams.

Nobody really needs a mechanical watch. Says Yannick Michot, of all people, head of Patek Philippe Germany since 1998. But that’s exactly why he can say something like that.