FORÇ Magazine - FASHIONmode Show forcmagazine

In this show, Charles Daniel McDonald investigates the past and present influences of culture on fashion collections and campaigns. From photography and dance to music and travel; renowned designers such as Maria Grazia Chiuri and Hedi Slimane are looking to the zeitgeist like never before, for inspiration within their latest collections. 

In this show, Charles Daniel McDonald takes a look at some of the headlining fashion news that´s starting to trickle back down into the world fashion press. From industry updates on the design, art and management sectors - be prepared for more than a few surprises from over the past few months.

In this show, Charles Daniel McDonald takes a look at the current trend of lock-down ´clear-outs´ and how best to rationalise your wardrobe, with style and sustainability in mind. He also presents his thoughts on other topics such as why the fashion industry must pay more attention to carbon footprint labeling and how the cult French brand, Bella Loves, is trending again more than ever thanks to social media´s isolation strategies.

In this feature, Charles Daniel McDonald takes a futuristic look at the environments of fashion and the spectacles of runway shows to see how technology has influenced the fashion we see and wear today. This special show is also directly referenced from videos and content sourced from FORÇ Magazine´s ´Techno-Tela´ article.

Despite the current social climate - time, tide and style wait for no one. In this spring Easter special, Charles Daniel McDonald investigates the top catwalk, street style fashion & makeup trends that you can expect to see across the coming months.

In the last show, Charles Daniel McDonald took a sobering look at the Coronavirus crisis and what it meant for both design houses and consumers within the fashion industry. Looking ahead to the arrival of Spring and brighter times, he takes a look into some of the unique shopping experiences that Paris has to offer; from vintage treasure troves in Clignancourt to Moroccan inspired demi-couture in Sant Germain De Pres.