TRENDLETTER 17-September-2025

FASHION

Fashion Week Shifts Indoors
Vienna Fashion Week opens with shifting dynamics at MuseumsQuartier
Vienna Fashion Week 2025 opened in Halle E and G at MuseumsQuartier. Fewer designers, absent sponsors, yet still surprising collections.

Musician Sodl lying on a bench wearing FM4xpeng! tape jeans and T-shirt, with the blue Recycle Bag from the Sabotage Collection.

Fashion x Radio Station
Rebellion in Fabric: FM4 x peng! Sabotage Collection to Be Presented at FM4 Unlimited
FM4 x peng! celebrate 30 years of FM4 radio station with the bold 'Sabotage Collection' – festival fashion meets music history. Read the full story and save the date for FM4 Unlimited.

Activist holding a banner reading 'Stoppt den Altkleider Wahnsinn!' (Stop the Used-Clothes Madness!) for Greenpeace campaign.

Odysseys of Used Clothes
Stop the Used-Clothes Madness: Greenpeace Calls for Action
Greenpeace tracked 20 donated clothes via GPS across 81,000 km. Some were burned, others lay idle for months. Time for new textile laws.

ART & CULTURE

Abaseh Mirvali and Coraly von Welser speaking in front of Ulrike Müller's tapestry during the Viennacontemporary 2025 press tour.

From Tapestry to Benches
Textile Art, Awards, and Architecture: Viennacontemporary 2025 Opened with Dialogue and Discovery
Viennacontemporary 2025 opened with a press tour featuring highlights from Ulrike Müller's tapestry to Lukas Thaler's limestone benches.

TRAVEL

Burg Taggenbrunn above its vineyard and an interior view of concert hall of Burg Taggenbrunn with stone walls and modern design

A Watchmaker's Castle
Watch and Jewellery Brand Jacques Lemans' Cultural Gem in Carinthia
A Carinthian castle where time, art and wine converge — and Tobias Moretti brings his award-winning crossover performance this October.

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12 September 2025 - Fashion.at Music Video Tip: Twenty One Pilots - "City Walls". The music video for "City Walls," the opening track from Twenty One Pilots' album Breach (released today), is a cinematic masterpiece fueled by a $1 million budget. It seamlessly blends nostalgic recreations of the band's iconic past videos with a gripping finale to the decade-long Dema storyline, launching a bold new era. Wardrobe and styling director Laura Proepper outfits Tyler Joseph as Clancy and Josh Dun as Torchbearer in rugged survival gear, featuring camo pants and jackets paired with army-green ensembles accented by striking yellow tape stripes. Bright neon sets, sweeping drone shots, and dynamic special effects vividly depict Dema's dramatic collapse, creating a visually stunning and emotionally gripping narrative.