Ever wondered what happens when Fendi's monogram meets Devialet's engineering?

With the LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project, Louis Vuitton and De Bethune transform high watchmaking into a shared meditation on mechanical poetry.

In Milan, Church’s unveils a Fall/Winter 2026 collection conceived as a musical work, where the art of sound enters into dialogue with the timeless excellence of shoemaking.

The actor, best known for his role on Shameless, reflects on his most important roles, the value of time, and the emotional responsibility of telling stories.

Inspired by James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room, Anthony Vaccarello frames Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2026 around a fragile moment of self-reckoning. Set against the Paris dawn, the collection explores masculinity as exposure rather than armor, translating desire, restraint, and emotional vulnerability into precise tailoring and controlled sensuality.

The treatment improves texture, firmness, and collagen with controlled downtime, making it a practical option for guys.

A sleek tribute to sport, innovation, and modern luxury.

From BamBam to Bible Wichapas, the best celebrity cameos this season weren’t in the seats.

After 37 years, Nichanian stayed true to her signature of menswear staples refined through touch, proportion, and materials.

Jonathan Anderson's second collection for Dior's menswear line offers new takes on tried-and-true classics.

From SZA and Jackson Wang to Usher, Gong Yoo, and Future, the front row at Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall/Winter 2026 was as much of a moment as the runway.

Staged at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams’ latest show blended sharp tailoring, relaxed workwear energy, and a futuristic “Drophaus” set that turned the runway into a full design statement.

The Thai rapper and singer fit right in.

Jonathan Anderson’s next move is hours away. Tune in here.

Tod’s is taking us to Villa Necchi for a masterclass in how to wear leather like a true Milanese.