At New York Fashion Week, Aknvas unveiled a Spring Summer 2026 collection that reimagined adolescent pageantry through the lens of refined subversion. Christian Juul Nielsen staged a witty dialogue between prep-school polish, punk grit, and a touch of princess fantasy, crafting a wardrobe that felt at once theatrical and effortlessly at ease.

At Tokyo Fashion Week, Viviano unveiled its Spring Summer 2026 collection, a meditation on balance between structure and softness, tradition and innovation. The show articulated a dialogue in contrasts, marrying architectural tailoring with ethereal transparency to craft a series of looks that felt both rigorous and poetic.

Antonio Grimaldi’s Spring/Summer 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection unveils a study in elegance that merges architectural precision with sensual fluidity. Known for his sculptural couture, Grimaldi translated that mastery into a ready-to-wear language that feels both refined and accessible, without compromising on drama.

In its fifth year, Fetico has solidified its place as Japan’s most provocative fashion house, and its Spring/Summer 2026 show at Tokyo Fashion Week proved why. Designer Emi Funayama, this season’s Rakuten “By R” sponsorship recipient, unveiled The Depth of Her, a hypnotic meditation on sensuality that straddled gothic allure and raw intimacy. It was not just a collection but a defiant reframing of Japanese femininity, rendered in lace, corsetry, and daring silhouettes that invited both revelation and restraint.

With its Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection, Kwotias presents a wardrobe that leans into the quiet power of modern minimalism, where sculpted silhouettes, tactile fabrics, and sharp precision create clothing that feels both grounded and forward-facing. The lookbook captures a dialogue between form and function, with garments designed for a life in motion yet rooted in sophistication.