Celebrating two decades in fashion, Kirk Pickersgill approaches Greta Constantine’s fall/winter 2026–2027 lookbook not as a retrospective but as a declaration of intent. Rather than indulging in archival nostalgia, the collection is framed as a forward-facing manifesto, one that reinforces the brand’s gala-ready identity while confidently ushering it into its next chapter. Drawing on the fearless editorial spirit of Diana Vreeland, Pickersgill rejects sentimentality in favor of presence, positioning each look as an assertion of authority, elegance, and momentum.

Phan Huy presents his Spring/Summer 2026 Haute Couture collection through a lookbook that speaks to refined craftsmanship elevated by a distinctly modern sensibility. Comprising 34 meticulously constructed dresses, the collection is a celebration of artisanal mastery, designed for women who value elegance shaped by precision and imagination.

Naeem Khan’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection reasserts the designer’s authority in eveningwear through refinement rather than reinvention. In a season shaped by uncertainty and a renewed desire for stability, the lookbook turns inward, focusing on the silhouettes, techniques, and embellishment languages that have long defined the house. The approach is deliberate and confident, offering reassurance through continuity while allowing for subtle evolution.

Elie Saab’s Spring Summer 2026 Haute Couture collection unfolded as a luminous meditation on elegance, reaffirming the maison’s enduring mastery of romance, craftsmanship, and timeless femininity. Presented as a fashion show steeped in refinement, the collection translated Saab’s signature codes into a vision that felt weightless yet assured, offering couture that glides effortlessly between fantasy and modern reality.

The BY FANG Spring/Summer 2026 Haute Couture lookbook unfolds as a study in controlled elegance, where modern couture is articulated through clarity of form and meticulous detailing. Rather than relying on spectacle, the collection asserts its strength through restraint, allowing construction, proportion, and fabric behavior to lead the narrative.

Beyond the spotlight, OTS Magazine (UK) partnered with INSTYLEASIA to deliver rare, exclusive access to one of Seoul Fashion Week’s most resonant moments. At Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), Korean designer Yoon Jong-kyu of JOHN&3.21 unveiled his autumn/winter 2026 collection, REVERBERATION—a study of identity, resistance, and self-expression in an era overwhelmed by noise.