Chloé presents its Winter 2026 Campaign, an evocative celebration of femininity, freedom, and the enduring relationship between fashion and nature. Under the creative direction of Chemena Kamali, the Maison continues to redefine modern romance through a campaign that feels both intimate and expansive.

For the Spring 2026 Ad Campaign, Coach introduces Explore Your Story, a campaign that positions storytelling as both an emotional refuge and a form of self-definition. Under the creative direction of Stuart Vevers, the campaign reflects a generation increasingly searching for authenticity in a culture shaped by speed, algorithms, and constant visibility. Rather than treating fashion as simple escapism, Coach proposes clothing and accessories as companions to personal growth, objects carried through moments of vulnerability, reflection, and transformation.

For Fall/Winter 2026–27, Carolina Castiglioni advances Plan C’s distinct design vocabulary with a collection that reconsiders the notion of “inflation” not as excess but as intention. Volume becomes a tool of expression, measured, architectural, and purposeful, used to explore surface, proportion, and tactility while remaining anchored in the brand’s signature balance of pragmatism and femininity.

For Spring/Summer 2026, Sagio turns to antiquity not as nostalgia, but as a living source of inspiration, recasting classical ideals through a youthful, contemporary lens. The collection draws from mythological references and sculptural forms, proposing a vision of femininity that is at once strong, introspective, and quietly romantic.

For Fall/Winter 2026–2027, Ritsuko Karita delivers a collection that refines minimalism into something quietly expressive, where tailoring becomes a medium for subtle disruption. Presented through a stark, uncluttered visual language, the season focuses on the tension between structure and softness, an interplay that feels both intellectual and deeply wearable.

Sergio Davila opened a new chapter during Milan Fashion Week Men’s with the presentation of his Spring Summer 2027 collection at the historic Casa Bagatti Valsecchi. The season reflects a design language refined over twenty-five years of work between New York, Peru, Rome, and beyond, continuing the designer’s exploration of how material, place, and the body can coexist within a contemporary wardrobe.