Pastoral, understated, refined, the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2025/26 Haute Couture collection is a celebration of nature and wide-open spaces.
In his debut collection, Michael Ryder combined casual style with timeless elegance, while the new look of the Celine Spring/Summer 2026 collection was enhanced with gold chains, silk scarves, and expressive silhouettes.
Lazoschmidl Spring/Summer 2026 is an autobiographical love story—a “Get Ready With Me” edition of desire, distance, and duality. Born from a long-distance journey toward everlasting love, it reflects on traveling for both business and pleasure.
The Kenzo Spring/Summer 2026 collection blends cultures and eras in a playful and liberated wardrobe.
Founder and creative director Grace Wales Bonner celebrated the anniversary with a collection that radiates effortless sophistication.
For the spring-summer 2026 season, Jacquemus presented Le Paysan (“The Peasant”) — a collection of women's and men's clothing that poetically pays tribute to rural life and the designer's own roots in the Provençal countryside.
Elie Saab's Spring/Summer 2025 collection is one of the most organic in recent years. It is a harmony of refined chic and a spirit of adventure. The designer masterfully balances conceptuality and practicality, offering elegant fantasy with ethnic accents and a deep respect for nature.
Meetings, events, presentations, shows, new projects, and the most beautiful men's collections for the spring-summer 2026 season, presented in Fortezza and beyond during the Pitti Uomo 108.
Hermès men’s summer 2026 collection created by Véronique Nichanian is all about contrasts and shades, reflections and transparencies.
Jonathan Anderson debuted as Dior’s first unified creative director for men’s, women’s, and couture since Christian Dior himself, marking a historic shift for the house.
Sean Suen embodies emotions that hover between dream and reality in his clothing, inspired by the ethereal music of Claude Debussy.
In the quiet Milanese space of Casa Cucinelli, a new chapter in the history of men's style by Brunello Cucinelli unfolds. The Spring/Summer 2026 collection, “The Shape of Light,” becomes a manifesto of refined masculinity for those who appreciate sophistication without ostentatious luxury.
For his 2026 summer collection, Mike Amiri transports us to an imaginary hotel where styles, eras, and cultures collide.
The show by AMI Paris, the fashion house founded by Alexander Mattiussi wrapped up the second day of Paris Fashion Week.
The question has been hanging in the air for a long time: what will Diesel be like under the creative direction of Glenn Martens, especially now that the designer is about to start working at Maison Margiela? Resort 2026 is a collection in which Diesel's visual language has clearly been updated, but its DNA has not been lost. Here, Martens acts precisely and restrainedly, demonstrating that large-scale changes within the brand do not negate its character.
Gucci returns to its roots in the heart of Florence for a true fashion renaissance. Palazzo Settimanni, the brand's historic headquarters, became not just a stage, but a living symbol of the collection, where memories of the past are intertwined with a daring present.
Seoul Fashion Week, which took place in early February and celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, has become not only the largest fashion event in Korea and an incubator for young ambitious designers, but also one of the most creative and avant-garde international fashion weeks. Here is a report from the most interesting shows of the Fall-Winter 2025 season.
Pack your (very chic) bags: CHANEL has whisked us away on the most glamorous Italian escape. For the Cruise 2025/26 collection, the Maison invited us to bask in the timeless beauty of Lake Como, with Villa d’Este—the legendary hotel-palace turned playground for the elite—as the dreamy backdrop.
Riga Fashion Week 2025 has come to an end, leaving behind a light trail of camera flashes, calibrated silhouettes and conversations that will be heard on the sidelines of the industry for a long time to come. It was a week about how form becomes meaning and style becomes a way of dialog.
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Iveta Vecmane: "REGENESIS is a celebration of rebirth - of materials, of silhouettes, of ideas. It’s a collection built from archival materials, reimagined with the grandeur of a new beginning."
“I Don’t Speak Human” is an exploration of myths about sirens and sailors, juxtaposing sensuality and strength, wildness and tenderness.