Seoul Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2025

A successful model who graced the cover of Playboy Ukraine, a polyglot, an ambitious researcher of art and business, and a seeker of new horizons — Marianna Fedchuk is not just a face on glossy pages but a woman who expands the boundaries of the possible. Her story is a journey of self-discovery that began in a small border town and led her to the center of the global fashion and art industry.

Zen & Emptiness

When the world quiets and the light fades, something awakens.
In the depth of night, a woman blossoms—fearless, radiant, untamed.

THE SIGN by Diego Fierce & Manuel Delgado with Pedro Eynard

MODERN STATUES by Josue Arteaga & Mariana Barrail

The beginning of 2025 marked a significant change in the fashion world. The collections of the new creative directors appointed last year set the tone for the season. Debutants include Julian Klausner for Dries Van Noten and Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford, bringing back the brand's iconic stateliness and sensual elegance, somewhat lost in previous seasons. But the personnel changes do not end here: several leading fashion houses are saying goodbye to their long-term leaders, giving way to new visionaries. Let's find out how these changes will affect the industry.

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.

For the House of Dior, a crucial transition is taking place: the end of the Maria Grazia Chiuri era and a new chapter under the full leadership of Jonathan Anderson.