Runway set design

Mulberry Fall/Winter 2016-17 For London Fashion Week

From Prabal Gurung's Rainbow Room runway to Rodarte's blossoming show, see the most beautiful backdrops from the season’s statement-making Fashion Week events.

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The Eiffel Tower was once again the backdrop for Saint Laurent’s AW/20 catwalk last night in Paris as set designer […]

Ralph Lauren's Art Deco extravaganza and Tom Ford's star-studded event inside an abandoned subway station brought architecture to New York Fashion Week

Our experience of the Spring '13 Haute Couture season has been strictly via Instagram, and here’s what we're thinking/feeling about the Dior couture show.

Dries Van Noten Inspirations, a fashion post from the blog Habitually Chic, written by Heather Clawson on Bloglovin’

BERLUTI MEN FW15 FRIDAY JANUARY 23RD 2015 MUSÉE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS BY BUREAU BETAK

Bureau Betak is the creative studio that revolutionizes the space of fashion shows by inspiring and referencing the world of art.

This is a very interesting fashionshow layout. Everything is dark, the only light is the runway which is made of LED lights. The only thing one can see is literally just the pieces of the collection. I'd showcase a films costumes this way for a sci-fi adventure movie.

Conjuring spectacular scenery for the shows of Marc Jacobs and other fashion luminaries, Stefan Beckman reigns as the industry's go-to set designer

The most impressive set designs from New York, London, Milan, and Paris Fashion Weeks.

Sitting at Simon Costin’s kitchen table, I am intensely aware that I’m not alone. Opposite me, the head and shoulders of a male mannequin gaze blankly out, flanked by butterflies arranged in ornate compositions inside enormous glass domes. Beside them, animated-looking puppets slump drunkenly against one another on the shelves, and upstairs a giant Humpty Dumpty egg is perched opulently on a chaise longue. It’s a macabre yet joyful collection of curiosities I’m keeping company with. But I…