Georgia Fashion Week for the Fall/Winter 2025–2026 Season

Inspired by Summer 2025’s embrace of buttercream tailoring, romantic transparency, and retro Riviera flair, this editorial merges old-world opulence with a liberated modern gaze. It’s not just a wardrobe, it’s a reclamation. A visual diary of a woman in her becoming: sensual, sovereign, and soulfully styled. She doesn’t simply dress for summer, she arrives in it fully awakened. Every image is a testament to her duality: structured and soft, composed and wild, always unleashed.

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Actor Malina Weissman Photographed by Michael Creagh

Bezrūpība, skaļa mūzika un spontanitāte ir raksturīga jaunībai. Arī veselīga sejas krāsa, tvirta āda un mirdzums acīs. Kā saglabāt jaunības starojumu, neķeroties pie radikālām metodēm?

A few days ago, Georgia Fashion Week for the Fall/Winter 2025–26 season concluded. On Georgia’s main runway, 22 local and international designers presented their fall-winter collections. The collections stood out for their unique signature styles, creativity, and conceptual diversity.

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In the rarefied silence of the Bourse de Commerce, Anthony Vaccarello writes a new grammar of subtraction for Saint Laurent: dry and whispered—almost evanescent—the French fashion house's new Spring Summer 2026 collection cannot be attributed to the nostalgic runway trend, nor does it claim to be a tribute to the maison's founder. Yet every jacket with a defined waist, every elongated shoulder, every leather short seems to discretely evoke the style of a young Monsieur Yves, without ever succumbing to the temptation of citation.

Georges Hobeika invites us, through his Couture Fall/Winter 2025-26 collection titled "The New Order," to a moment of suspension—an instant where beauty, like an inner light, triumphs over chaos.