While the term “patchwork” may invoke the fashion of the 1970s, today’s brands are bringing this aesthetic back in the name of sustainability.

This new breed of patchwork hardly shakes off any bohemian associations—in fact, in most instances it welcomes them—but it's hardly costume-y or dated. It's a bit more advanced, but luckily ...

Save the planet and your wardrobe. With sustainability slowly but surely making its way to the forefront of the fashion focus, it looks as if denim is the latest trend that’s been thrust into the ...

Valentino’s patchwork denim jacket is priced at nearly $3,000. Multicolored vintage down jackets were sewn together to make up Colville’s striking gilet.

The whole show was a non-stop visual blitz, but the real star of Queen Bey’s entourage was the denim-covered sixth-gen Ford F-series pickup covered in a patchwork quilt of denim. It’s perfect.

Patchwork patterns, which evoke the cosy nostalgia of childhood, are no longer just the stuff of old quilts or tablecloths at grandma's house, but a recurring staple on fashion's biggest runways.

Now, in 2021, patchwork jeans are the denim trend to try out...again. Patchwork jeans first soared in popularity in the '70s. Back then, the look mostly involved hand-stitched, DIY patches.

Katie Holmes leaned into the maximalist trend while wearing a pair of polarizing patchwork jeans with a psychedelic mod-podge design from Kapital on Friday, October 4.

Rihanna’s light-wash denim jacket was actually from Dior. She wore it with wide-leg Agolde jeans for the full Canadian tuxedo effect. Rihanna paired her mismatched Canadian tuxedo with a ...