After presenting his final Alaïa collection in March, Pieter Mulier will conclude his tenure as creative director—marking the end of a crucial chapter while opening up new speculation about his professional future.
With Roger Vivier: Heritage and Imagination, a new volume published by Rizzoli, the Parisian maison offers a self-portrait of its own history. Edited by Elizabeth Semmelhack, the book traces the founder’s legacy and the brand’s rebirth through to the current vision of Gherardo Felloni, opening up a broader reflection on how creative heritage can continue to generate new forms and meanings in contemporary luxury.
Discover the full schedule of Paris Haute Couture Week 2026. Follow top designers, see standout collections, and catch the season’s most talked-about fashion moments.
For Fall/Winter 2026, Chitose Abe turns destruction into a design method, slicing into uniforms, denim, and classics until something sharper, freer, and unmistakably Sacai emerges.
Inspired by Laurel Canyon, Mike Amiri’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection reframes luxury as something lived-in and personal.
For Fall/Winter 2026, Ami leans into its most convincing message yet: Parisian style is an attitude—and the best outfits are the ones that look like you didn’t overthink them.
The creative director returns to Kenzo’s roots, turning his house into a feeling you can wear.
The collection reworks two fan-favorite sneakers—the 204L and 2010—plus a full lineup of red-brown apparel to match.
The legendary Italian couturier, known as the architect of modern Roman glamour and the man behind some of fashion’s most iconic red-carpet moments, leaves behind a legacy that defined elegance for generations.
Featuring technical outerwear, icy denim, and high-altitude glamour with a sharp, sexed-up edge.
With maximalism quietly making its way back into our wardrobes, FENDI’s latest Peekaboo bags prove that the most exciting fashion moments aren’t always on the outside.
SoFa Design Institute alum Yen Kyla Noche's graduate collection examines the way the tiniest of details—often imperfect—fit together to create a big picture.
As fashion turns its gaze toward longevity, the smartest wardrobe updates are no longer about what’s loud. Loewe’s latest leather offerings capture that quiet confidence: pieces that feel considered, directional, and impeccably made, designed to evolve with you rather than date you.
Where quiet confidence, subtle drama, and fashion intelligence took center stage.
Chat, in under 1,500 words, explain how the people inside the fashion industry such as designers, models, stylists and professors really feel about AI. (Kidding aside, this story was written by an actual human.)
The campaign offered a bold, sophisticated vision of Gucci's future—and now it can be all yours.
Created in collaboration with artist Anne Collier, the Italian fashion house’s new campaign looks at the way we consume fashion today.
A poetic yet precise reawakening of the House, Jonathan Anderson’s Dior continues to rewrite the codes of French fashion — where heritage meets intuition, accessories become talismans, and Spring/Summer 2026 unfolds as a study in style, character, and quiet desire.
From pastel cardigans to Gen-Z-coded hobos, the Thai-British actress and Chanel House Ambassador shows us how the heritage maison can feel refreshingly modern, and entirely wearable, in everyday life.
From its origins as a mark of authenticity to its latest reinventions, the House honors a design that has come to define luxury itself — marking the milestone with a year-long celebration and special anniversary collections that bridge heritage and innovation.
Awards season officially found its fashion footing at the Critics Choice Awards 2026, where Hollywood’s most stylish stars leaned into elegance with intention.
Shot by David Sims, Dior Spring/Summer 2026 is about identity and attitude, showing us how Anderson wants the house to behave in the real world.
As fashion experiments with artificial faces, the industry is being forced to reckon with long-ignored questions about ownership and control.
From lantern-lit Parisian journeys to timeless icons of craftsmanship, Louis Vuitton’s latest holiday story transforms the art of gifting into a celebration of travel, emotion, and enduring luxury — making the search for the perfect present beautifully effortless this Christmas.
A lighter, softer take on Parisian staples, inspired by that calm moment just before the city wakes up.
