From Maison Margiela's plastic televisions to Bottega Veneta's eccentric bunny gifts, some fashion week invites are just as glamorous as the shows themselves.
Debuting Maria Grazia Chiuri’s designs for Fendi, two star-crossed lovers wander the streets of SoHo in a contemporary reimagining of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, complete with an Internet-age twist.
Print gave us something to look at. Texture gives us something to hold.
Layered gossamer, lace overlays, and tulle panels are giving transparency a new language—one built on suggestion rather than exposure.
The length once written off as a compromise has become the season's most versatile silhouette—here's how to wear it.
New designers at Balmain, Fendi, Marni, and Giorgio Armani turn to their personal histories for inspiration this season.
From Maria Grazia Chiuri's Roman farewell to Glenn Martens' shrouded statuary, designers have always spoken the language of ancient Greece.
The 26424 Re-Edition collection for Fall/Winter 2026 breathes new life into the house’s most iconic silhouette.
The four-day fashion event presented an elegant selection of alter-ready looks that scream "Here Comes the Bride."
Want to spice up your makeup routine? These runway styles are here to help you out.
This season, the house marked its third time showcasing a couture collection in the Italian capital.
From creative director shake-ups to the launch of an entirely new maison, these are the designers unveiling their first-ever couture collections in their new roles during Fall/Winter 2026 Haute Couture Week.
The "Sex and the City" actress returns to the brand to honor the icon of artistry and individualism.
Old icons, new obsessions. Fashion's most iconic purses that are having their moment again.
The designer's homecoming wasn't just a personal triumph—it was a celebration of Fendi's past, present, and future.
The legendary house has reimagined two Baguette bags and a Peekaboo bag in the show's whimsical, ultra-chic spirit.
The house tapped Argentinian designer and artist Conie Vallese to conceieve a showcase made up of 10 unique, masterfully crafted pieces.
The renowned Italian designer has stepped into the house's storied legacy as its next Chief Creative Officer.
The secret is out. Pat McGrath tells L’OFFICIEL her tips for achieving show-stopping looks off the runway.
Silvia Venturini Fendi steps into an honorary role, leaving the fashion world buzzing over who will lead the Roman house next.
