 20 March 2026Michelin Guide Austria 2026: 124 Stars Across the Country Austria's Michelin Guide 2026 reveals 124 stars and 61 Bib Gourmands across all regions. A closer look at the country's evolving culinary map. |
| 20 March 2026 - Fashion.at Playlist Tip: 'Click Clack Symphony' by RAYE, featuring Hans Zimmer. The track turns the sound of high heels into a strong symbol of empowerment. It tells about hard days and the friends who help you step out again. "Click clack" becomes a rhythm of courage and moving forward. A cinematic pop moment with real emotion. A music video is announced to be released today. |
 19 March 2026Transport Companies Push Uniform Recycling Forward What happens to used uniforms? In Austria, major transport companies are testing a circular solution—recycling textiles at scale. |
| 18 March 2026 - SIGN UP! Trendletter 18 March 2026: Viennese Grandezza Style, Modern Pearls & Textile Innovation. Vienna Fashion & Design Trends |
 17 March 2026Textile Art Across Decades: Ursi Fürtler at MAK A look inside the MAK press conference for 'Textile – Abstract' by Ursi Fürtler. Art, design, and decades of textile innovation. |
 16 March 2026Digital Design Meets Nature in Award-Winning Jewellery Collection How digital technology is changing jewellery design: The Aurelia collection designed by Timo Küchler for Ehinger Schwarz by Dorotheum translates sea foam into a CAD-generated gold structure and wins the German Design Award 2026. |
 15 March 2026Pearls Return: A Classic Jewelry Material Finds New Forms in Vienna Pearls are back — but not as your grandmother's jewelry. Designers in Vienna reinterpret the historic gem with modern shapes, workshops, and couture-style pieces. |
 14 March 2026Viennese Grandezza: A Quiet Style Between Heritage and Streetwear What makes Vienna's fashion identity unique? A look at 'Viennese Grandezza' – a mix of understated elegance, heritage fabrics and modern streetwear. |
 13 March 2026Textile Design Between Art and Applied Practice Textile design moves between art, fashion and industry. A MAK exhibition in Vienna shows how Austrian artist Ursi Fürtler shaped this intersection over decades. |
| 12 March 2026 - SIGN UP! Trendletter 12 March 2026: Club Culture, Music & Art - What's Shaping Style and Sound |
 11 March 2026Kim Gordon's 'Play Me': A Mall, Surveillance and the Politics of Streaming Culture A shopping mall, blurred faces and a critique of streaming culture: Kim Gordon's 'Play Me' video visualizes the themes of her 2026 album. |
 10 March 2026Art in 20 Seconds: Short Film Call Explores Humans and Intelligent Machines How can you tell a story in just 20 seconds? A Vienna short-film competition invites artists to explore the relationship between humans and intelligent machines — shown on thousands of public transport screens across Austria. |
 9 March 2026Vienna Hyperpop Artist Filly Turns Club Energy Into Storytelling in 'Serious' A look at Vienna musician Filly's latest music videos. The club-driven single 'Serious', styled by designer Ilija Milicic, highlights a new phase in her hyperpop project. |
 8 March 2026The Last Days of Disco: Gina Drewes Reflects Changing Nightlife in Menswear How fashion reflects nightlife change: Gina Drewes' menswear collection 'The Last Days of Disco' looks at decades of club culture and new lifestyles. |
 7 March 2026Amadeus Austrian Music Awards 2026: Nenda, Parov Stelar and RAF Camora among the winners Austria's most important music awards crowned new and established acts in Vienna. Among them was rising rap artist Nenda, whose track 'UMBRL' was recently included in the Fashion.at music playlist. |
| 6 March 2026 - SIGN UP! Trendletter 6 March 2026: Fashion, Easter Crafts, Child Bike Tests & New Music Drops |
| 6 March 2026 - Fashion.at Music Tip: 'Coming Up Roses' by Harry Styles Harry Styles releases his fourth album 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.' today (6 March 2026). Listening tip: 'Coming Up Roses', an orchestral waltz about the idea that a relationship can be meaningful even if it does not last forever. The lyrics reflect uncertainty in love and self-reflection. Also recommended: 'Ready, Steady, Go!', a track about personal change and the wish to become a stronger version of oneself—both now in the Fashion.at playlist. |
 5 March 2026Vienna Photo Series Links Fashion and Literature in Nicolas Dudek's SS26 Collection A new photo series by several photographers presents Nicolas Dudek's SS26 collection 'Le Petit Prince' in Vienna. One photographer, Sarah Katharina, connects fashion, literature and architecture on Maria-Theresien-Platz, the square between the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Naturhistorisches Museum. |
| 5 March 2026: Fashion.at Music Video Watch Tip: 'Honeybee' by Kelly Boesch presents a life-affirming reflection on the small act of saving bees. The lyrics come from the artist's personal experiences and observations. Media and digital-art commentators note the gentle tone and narrative quality of the video. Boesch, trained as a graphic designer and video editor with long experience in film and visual production, now creates music and visuals through AI-assisted tools, combining technical workflows with storytelling. |
 4 March 2026Independent child bike tests: what the latest results show How are children's bikes tested? A look at the latest Stiftung Warentest results, expert methods and what parents should know. |
| 4 March 2026 - Fashion.at Watch Tip - Video from Paris Fashion Week: Dior Autumn Winter 2026-2027 Show by Jonathan Anderson At Paris Fashion Week, Jonathan Anderson showed Autumn/Winter 2026–27 as a study of the "enduring theatre of Parisian life and the timeless role of fashion within it". Set in the Tuileries, the idea was clear: a walk through the park becomes a performance. Sculptural couture forms were mixed with embroidered jeans and street pieces, making high craft feel wearable. In the media, the collection is described as street-meets-garden. |
 3 March 2026Gmundner Keramik and the Democratic Side of Easter Craft: Painting a Bunny Together From painted Easter eggs to ceramic bunnies: Gmundner Keramik invites the public to paint a historic Easter bunny design themselves. The activity shows how traditional craft becomes participatory in studios in Gmunden, Anif, and Vienna. |
 2 March 2026Nocturnal Styling and Power Games in a Pop–Electronic Crossover Power, desire, and movement after dark: an urban nightscape where choreography, street styling, and credited fashion players like adidas and Chanel frame a pop–electronic visual narrative. |
 1 March 2026From Ancient Spirits to Modern Elegance: The Ultimate Headwear Quiz Why did brides start wearing veils? And what is the difference between a fascinator and a hatinator? Our new quiz dives deep into the world of headwear—from Marie Antoinette's feathers to today's elegant fashion. Test your knowledge and see if you are a true master of millinery! |
| 28 February 2026 - SIGN UP! Trendletter 28 February Fashion Meets Art 2026: Vienna 1900 Echoes, Wedding Fascinators, Viennese Kitchen Textiles, Scaled Glass Installations, Lent Digital Balance |
 27 February 2026Jewellery Thinking for the Head: Elisabeth Habig and Wedding Fascinators in Austria From jewellery to headwear: how a Vienna designer applies goldsmith logic to wedding fascinators — and why they are replacing veils in Austria. |
 26 February 2026Vienna Celebrates Craft and Cuisine at a Kitchen Textile Launch A kitchen instead of a showroom: how the Vossen kitchen textile launch at Figlmüller's Schnitzel Academy mixed food, craft and everyday culture. |
 25 February 2026Lobmeyr at Matter and Shape Paris 2026: Glass, Space, and the Question of Scale Glass, space, and proportion: Lobmeyr joins Matter and Shape 2026 in Paris with a spatial installation by Luca Guadagnino. |
 24 February 2026When Fashion Meets the Museum: From the Met Gala to Vienna 1900 From the Met Gala to Vienna 1900: how fashion moves between the runway, the museum, and cultural history—and why the viewer matters. |
 23 February 2026Quiz Lent 2026: Ancient Symbols and Modern Mindsets Lent is about more than just giving things up—it's about finding focus. From the ancient tradition of the Lenten veil to modern "Digital Balance," how are you resetting this year? |