"Creative Vandal" delves into the extraordinary career of Nick Egan, a visionary artist who transitioned from designing iconic t-shirts for the Ramones to directing groundbreaking music videos for legendary acts like Duran Duran, Alanis Morissette, and Bon Jovi.

Can a stubborn Swedish climate activist transform the fashion industry with his extreme pine tree clothing and unusual marketing strategy?

Gruppo Florence presents “Le Mani della Moda”, a docufilm created in collaboration with Central Saint Martins School – University of the Arts of London, which narrates a journey through the hidden luxury of Italy.

One Step Away chronicles the incredible journey of SCAD alumni Sabrina Spanta and how she worked with SCAD's President and Founder, Paula Wallace, to coordinate her sisters escape from the Taliban in Afghanistan.

This film is about pushing boundaries with a sporting team and an actor who represents excellence in their own field.

Explore some of the most important hairdressing salons in the world.

A short documentary exploring the invasive python problem in the Florida Everglades for P448, a brand working with licensed python extraction specialists to find a sustainable solution to the issue.

The documentary showcases the brand's novel sustainable production system, emphasizing the importance of circularity of materials as a means to achieve greater sustainability.

Since 2015 the Inoue Brothers have been working with Alonso Burgos, founder of Pacomarca alpaca research facility, and the indigenous alpaca herders in the Peruvian highland - in a quest to save the true black Alpaca through their fashion projects.

EVERY FIBER follows Celeste Malvar-Stewart, a couture designer with a focus on merging fashion with sustainability and intentionality.

A love story for the ages. Renowned artist and fashion illustrator Ruben Toledo remembers his wife, muse, and collaborator — global superstar fashion designer and style icon Isabel Toledo.

Celebrate New York's reopening with this audio-visual homage to the greatest city in the world.

The latest documentary by award-winning director Martina Margaux Cozzi is a visually stimulating portrait of Hong Kong-based multidisciplinary artist Wallace Chan.

Upcyclers have the drive to make an impact on Mother Earth, they are more than designers, they are planet warriors, activist and social justice advocates.

During the time of the Great Slow Down, the pandemic, we all have time to reflect and reset our values.

Let Me Be Me reveals what happens when a boy who used fabric as his shield to hide himself grows up to become a fashion designer, forging connections with friends and family along the way.

A portrait of a dapper homeless artist living in LA’s notorious Skid Row. Skid Row in Downtown Los Angeles has the ignominious title of being the homeless capital of America.

A quintessential New York story. From 1945, for 69 years, the influential subscription-only ​Fashion Calendar ​with its iconic pink pages and red covers—designed to be easily noticed on someone's cluttered desk—laid out every fashion show and event in New York City, including New York Fashion Week. Behind it was founder Ruth Finley.

A stylized portrait surrounding Yoshi Funabashi, founder of Studio Ypsilon: a luxury atelier designing Italian classics with a Japanese touch.

"The United States of Elie Tahari" is the first documentary ever produced about Elie Tahari, filmed during 2020. Directed & Produced by David Serero, this highly anticipated documentary tells the life of Elie Tahari from his birth and origins (born in Israel with Iranian parents) throughout all of his achievements and legacy.