For its first-ever fashion week in China, the house turned Shanghai into an atelier of memory, porcelain, and beautiful destruction.
The new creative director delivered exactly what the house needed: minimalist opulence with a pulse, wrapped in shadows and '80s silhouettes.
In Rome, Alessandro Michele presented his latest line for the label.
Our favorite style stars have officially landed in Paris.
The label bid adieu to Paris Fashion Week with twinkles and tulle for its latest collection.
For his second ready-to-wear line for the label, Matthieu Blazy presented a range of utterly fantastical takes on classic Chanel-isms.
The new season delivers a compelling mix of debuts, returns, and creative reinventions.
Inspired by the fearless Australian women of the 1920s, Nicky Zimmermann’s latest collection balances utility and romance.
Between shadow and light, Balenciaga's ClairObscur Fall/Winter 2026 collection transforms Renaissance pictorial techniques into a contemporary meditation on humanity, the body, and fashion.
Channeling Art Deco painter Tamara de Łempicka, the collection translated sculptural compositions into a wardrobe of refined tailoring and controlled drama.
For their second collection, Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez turned fashion into a playground. Bright colors, inflatable parkas, latex trompe l'oeil, and shearling trimmed like poodles.
Isabel Marant dreams up a nighttime wardrobe where the bohemian look of the Parisian woman is reinvented between sensuality, freedom, and urban power.
An ode to all things fashion, music, and art.
Jonathan Anderson revisits the Junon and Venus gowns in his Fall/Winter 2026 collection, reinterpreting their tiered construction and even introducing Junon jeans in a contemporary context. The collection explores how archival couture techniques can be reshaped for the evolving vision of the Dior woman.
The label's latest line orchestrates a journey through Parisian everyday life, where the rigor of the lines and the brilliance of an immaculate finale celebrate five years of sharp modernity.
At the Tuileries, Dior staged a runway where the simple act of walking felt theatrical, transforming the promenade into a performance and fashion into living art.
Silvana Armani debuts her first ready-to-wear collection for the label in Milan.
For his first Fall/Winter 2026 show at Gucci, Demna presents a show where Italian heritage engages in dialogue with radical sensuality and an assumed pragmatism.
Maximilian Davis continues his 1920s exploration, reworking sailor codes, speakeasy elegance, and archival footwear.
