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From sneakers that signal directions with vibrations to socks that help athletes prevent injuries, our feet are poised to become the next logical place to embed wearable technology.

The new clothing brand from the family behind Lululemon deals sporty-meets-sophisticated athleisure wear with West Coast ease.

From sunglasses to running shoes and watches, everything is being embedded with technology. Here are three great new finds.

Chitose Abe’s collection for NikeLab fuses fashion and fitness into radical streetwear.

What does the branding for Toronto’s new rail link – which includes uniforms that tap into military chic in a woodsman palette that evokes the past – tell us about modern-day rail travel?

In collaboration with Toronto interdisciplinary architect Philip Beesley, the Dutch fashion designer has created multi-dimensional clothing that exaggerates movement.

In Paris, the maestro of curves and weightless forms still surprises, this time with an art museum for Louis Vuitton, the world’s largest luxury brand

In one of New York’s most fashionable neighbourhoods, the design firm Campaign creates a luxurious retail space that reflects the clothing label’s muted palette and casual elegance.

Filled with dramatic runway looks, shocking protest-wear and garments worn by political figures as diverse as JFK and RuPaul, the Politics of Fashion exhibition on view at Toronto’s Design Exchange explores how fashion has been used as a tool for expression.

Some as weightless as airwaves, these globe-trotting essentials by Want, Tensile, National Design Collective and more are perfect for your next great escape.