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Hidden - Spring/summer 2026 Season trends (Superzoom)

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April 22, 2025

Hidden
 
You walk blindly down a street. As you hurry along, you notice barely more than the blurred edges of flat colours. An approximation of a view that fills your memory with unconsciously incomplete backgrounds. As you look up distractedly, in the habitual obfuscating movement, you notice, by chance, the decorated edge of a window frame. This stationary detail in your fast-changing surroundings puts your mind on pause, yet, with a shockwave, it soon returns to the body.



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Diego Carneiro - unsplash.com



You are clearly aware of being in the ‘here and now’ in which unseen details reclaim their existence in the, previously, bare and shapeless forms. Look, it has always been there! Dissociated from the general view, secluded beauties go unnoticed. A new revelation causes a slight jolt in the chest, a rush of excitement at having uncovered the hideout of little things, illuminated by the sun. Close-ups replace the landscape, the object comes increasingly into focus and, hungry for subtleties, your gaze touches every part of it to pick up its notes and aspects. Peering closer, you waver over the curl of a doorknob, the relief on a wardrobe or the dog-eared corner of a poster curling slightly upwards, creating an uneven triangle and, come to think of it, that side is not perfectly straight. Allowing yourself to be fascinated by the ignored features and minutiae at the end of your arm is a rarely grasped precious experience. A gasp of surprise and delighted discovery marks an awakening from a visual and sensory lethargy, the beginning of a private contemplation in the face of an unexpected manifestation, of a powerful and destabilising epiphany.



Edward Cuming
Edward Cuming


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Bjarne Vijfvinkel - unsplash.com




Anna Tina Gallese
Anna Tina Gallese




Andy Norman Smith
Andy Norman Smith




Chloé Nardin
Chloé Nardin




MM6 Maison Margiela S/S 2025
MM6 Maison Margiela S/S 2025




Altuzarra S/S 2021 pre-collection
Altuzarra S/S 2021 pre-collection




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Stefano Manzini - unsplash.com




Anna Tina Gallese
Anna Tina Gallese




Chloé Nardin
Chloé Nardin




Eeliklitas - unsplash.com
Eeliklitas - unsplash.com




Andy Norman Smith
Andy Norman Smith




Dsquared2 S/S 2024
Dsquared2 S/S 2024




Conner Ives A/W 2023.24
Conner Ives A/W 2023.24




Scilé
Scilé


Andy Norman Smith
Andy Norman Smith




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Joseph Bobadilla - unsplash.com




Ferragamo S/S 2025
Ferragamo S/S 2025




Cristiano Burani S/S-2019
Cristiano Burani S/S-2019




Colleen Allen
Colleen Allen




Yota Yoshida
Yota Yoshida



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