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Sewing as a Living System House: Christian DiorCreative Director: Jonathan Anderson With his first Haute Couture collection for Dior, Jonathan Anderson signals a quiet but decisive shift in how couture can function today. Rather than approaching the House through reverence or historical quotation, Anderson treats couture as a living practice. One that thinks, adapts, and questions. Known …
Matthieu Blazy’s first Métiers d’art collection for CHANEL frames New York as a place of intersecting lives and improvised glamour. The 2026 presentation draws inspiration from the city’s subway a crossroads where individuality thrives and filters it through the meticulous world of le19M. Before the show, glimpses inside the ateliers reveal the artisans shaping the …
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez Usher in a New Chapter at Loewe Loewe Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear opened a new chapter for Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, designers who are no strangers to Paris. Long before their recent appointment, the Proenza Schouler duo had already tested the city’s fashion waters, showing two seasons here in a bid …
Spring 2026 Ready-To-Wear – : A Quiet Splendor at the Louvre For nearly a decade now, Nicolas Ghesquière has made a habit of turning the Louvre into Louis Vuitton’s grandest stage. Spring 2018 found us in the Pavillon d’Horloge, once a medieval moat, where 18th-century frock coats were paired with trainers. By spring 2022, it …
In an age where fashion often doubles as emotional refuge, Zuhair Murad’s latest Resort collection leans into fantasy with a firm grasp on craftsmanship. For the designer, precision and detail aren’t just aesthetic tools—they’re a mindset. “Focusing on the intricacies of craftsmanship,” Murad believes, is key to keeping energy grounded and spirits high in the …
Fall winter 2025 Collection Fashion is about confidence. It’s about strength, sophistication, and sensuality—owning your presence in every way. Nadège Vanhée captured that essence perfectly at Hermès this season, unveiling a collection that redefined modern power dressing. And what better day to do it than International Women’s Day? Titled Leather Dandy, this collection wasn’t just about …
Ditte Reffstrup’s Fall 2025 collection for Ganni revolved around the theme of “home,” not as a place but as a feeling. Showing in Paris for the second time, the brand reflected on its position in fashion, balancing between luxury and high street. The move to Paris pushed creativity further—seen in the precise tailoring of a …
Loro Piana’s latest menswear and womenswear collections are a love letter to life in the saddle, drawing inspiration from the aristocratic equestrians of England, the rugged gauchos of Argentina, and the hard-worn sophistication of Australian drovers. The result? A collection that blends heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary luxury with effortless grace. At the brand’s Milan showroom, …
No surprise designer reveal at Gucci . It’s been a decade since Alessandro Michele shook things up overnight, crafting a collection in just five days. Now, with Sabato De Sarno’s abrupt departure, whispers of a bold new direction swirled—but instead, Gucci delivered another interim collection, the second in two years. Designed by the in-house team, …
On the runway, Prada and Simons challenged this idea of feminine perfection. They did it by redesigning little black dresses, stripping them of their usual sleekness until they resembled awkward, ill-fitted ’60s sheaths. Skirts were made with exaggerated, crumpled waists that erased the hourglass figure. They chose thick, rough fabrics instead of soft, touchable ones—materials …