Veerle Windels

Belgium-based fashion writer Veerle Windels loves the 'backstage' of fashion: how the system works, where the passion and frustration hit, and especially how fashion is a clear illustration of how we live today. She has written several books on fashion, teaches at the fashion department of the Ghent Academy and sat on the jury of the Belgian version of Project Runway.

The Coolest Fashion Copycat Around

LOOK TWICE

Demna Gvasalia, the leading man behind the fashion label Vetements, also worked at Martin Margiela for more than three years, which may explain why both labels look so similar.

Veerle Windels

Published Apr. 04, 2016

Why Milan Fashion Week Matters

Dress Up

Roberto Cavalli served up Orientalism, the Thirties, Led Zeppelin, and Gustav Klimt as inspirations—but Prada was not to be outdone.

Veerle Windels

Published Feb. 28, 2016

Why Is Fashion Obsessed With History?

Past Glory

Designers at New York Fashion Week harkened back to the ’40s, ’70s, and ’80s. What lies behind fashion’s endless nostalgia fix?

Veerle Windels

Published Feb. 20, 2016