Founded and designed by Lebanese designer Sabrina Hamie, SAB announces the launch of its debut eveningwear collection, HAZE,a poetic exploration of softness, structure, and the quiet power that lives between them.
Dima Ayad’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection continues the designer’s confident exploration of femininity defined through strength, ease, and modern glamour. Grounded in an understanding of how women dress for both impact and comfort, the collection refines Ayad’s signature approach to occasionwear with silhouettes that feel fluid, intentional, and emotionally resonant rather than overtly ceremonial.
For Spring/Summer 2026, Naeem Khan turned inward, unveiling his ready-to-wear lookbook within the walls of his own atelier in New York’s Garment District. Surrounded by dress forms, spools of thread, and bolts of fabric, the setting became more than a backdrop; it was a statement. In an industry increasingly detached from its roots, Khan offered a quiet yet powerful tribute to craftsmanship, honoring the district that shaped his career and continues to define his devotion to the art of making clothes.
Furuta’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection unfolds with a quiet confidence, an exploration of lightness, intimacy, and modern refinement shaped through Yukari Furuta’s instinctive creative direction. Captured through the thoughtful lens of photographer Yusuke Yamamoto, the lookbook feels like a series of fleeting portraits rather than staged fashion imagery. Models Laurie Peters and Naohiro Yoshida embody the collection’s soft, fluid mood, moving through each frame with an ease that mirrors the silhouettes themselves.
This season, Furuta leans into gentle structure and weightless construction. Fabrics skim rather than cling, creating silhouettes that hover between tailored clarity and relaxed softness. There’s a sense of breathability and openness in the garments: draped dresses that shift effortlessly with movement, crisp separates softened by delicate detailing, and lightweight layers that seem to blur the line between body and air.
Rainmaker’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 collection was unveiled as an exhibition within Kyoto Concert Hall, a setting that underscored the brand’s commitment to atmosphere, craft, and quiet introspection. Rather than presenting fashion as spectacle, Rainmaker framed the season as a contemplative installation, one that invited viewers to move through garments as they might through sound, space, and silence. The choice of venue anchored the collection in Japanese cultural continuity, allowing architecture, light, and stillness to become active collaborators in the narrative.
Ganni’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection expands the momentum of last season, refining its language of wraps, print interplay, and whimsical detailing into a more atmospheric, transitional wardrobe. The mood sits between late-summer ease and the first whisper of cooling days, expressed through a dialogue of contrasts: romantic, lingerie-inflected dresses with handkerchief hems balanced against sport-leaning, utilitarian outerwear that grounds the lineup with casual clarity.