Fits et Bits

Ep 003: Wales Bonner AW26: On Structure, Spirit & Hermès

In this episode of Fits et Bits, I’m joined by Prince — a creative in transition, stepping away from fashion into architecture with intention. He reflects on growing up between places, and how that sense of movement shaped his aesthetic curiosity. First through fashion and now through a more spiritual approach to architecture: creating spaces that don’t just house us, but shape us. We unpack Wales Bonner AW26 collection — a season rooted in structure, discipline and subtle sensuality. From uniform silhouettes to the architectural influence of Balkrishna Doshi, we explore whether the collection feels like a natural evolution of her codes or quiet prelude to her upcoming Hereès debut in 2027. This conversation explores the intersection of architecture, identity, and design language — And asks the big question: what does a Grace Wales Bonner era at Hermès actually look like?

Ep 002: Fits On The Move June Editors Note

What started as a monthly drop is now coming at you weekly, with a curated roundup of our favourite fashion moments. It’s been a hot minute, as Joyce Wrice would say — but we’re so back to dish on all the fashionably fun things that have been going down. Lately, I’ve been obsessed with mixing colour and print in my outfits — merging two vibes that feel like they shouldn’t work together, but totally do. That’s basically the theme of this weeks newsletter: unexpected combinations that just click. Starting off strong with Telfar, Wales Bonner, and Martine Rose’s menswear shows from Men’s Fashion Week...

Ep 001: From Runway to Real life who's influencing your personal style today?

In this episode, we're highliting the evolving dynamics between fashion insiders and influencers, questioning who really drives style today. As young designers are pulled from their own brands to revive legacy houses, is creativity being sacrificed for commercial success? Meanwhile, the fantasy of fashion-once fuelled by magazine editorials and luxury boutiques-feels less magical in an era of mass consumption and influencer making fashion more accessible, or are they reshaping how we consume trends? And most importantly, where does that leave the everyday fashion lover? Let's dive in.