For Fall Winter 2025-2026, the Vivienne Westwood Red Label channels the house’s unmistakable blend of subversion and elegance, offering a collection that is as intellectually charged as it is sensually wearable. Rooted in Westwood’s punk DNA yet sharpened with modern relevance, the collection carries forward the label’s legacy of questioning convention while embracing craftsmanship.

Despite a season marked by global expansion and landmark moments, Vivienne Westwood’s Fall Winter 2025–2026 lookbook feels anything but hurried. Instead, it presents a meticulously edited portrait of a house confidently refining its identity, balancing tradition with innovation in a moment of creative clarity.

In a poignant evolution of the house’s narrative, Vivienne Westwood unveiled its Spring Summer 2025 collection with its first-ever runway presentation in India—an evocative showcase held at the storied Gateway of India in Mumbai. Against the grandeur of colonial architecture and the pulse of a modern metropolis, the British brand cast a spotlight on the nuanced dialogue between heritage craft and contemporary design.

Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2025 campaign, lensed by Inez & Vinoodh, is a study in quiet sophistication, seamlessly weaving past and present within the storied halls of the Grand Palais. The setting—a longtime stage for Chanel’s grand spectacles—reopens after an extensive renovation, with its new entrance now bearing the name of Gabrielle Chanel herself.

For Fall/Winter 2025-2026, Vivienne Westwood’s collection stormed the Paris runway with a defiant fusion of heritage tailoring and rebellious irreverence. A masterful interplay of deconstructed silhouettes, opulent textures, and subversive historical references defined the collection, reaffirming Westwood’s enduring influence on fashion’s avant-garde.

 Alessandro Michele’s much-anticipated debut at Valentino has launched with the Resort 2025 Avant les Débuts campaign, marking a bold new chapter for the brand. Teaming up again with photographer Glen Luchford and art director Christopher Simmonds, Michele delivers his signature cinematic and luxurious style. Set against the historic backdrop of Rome and Valentino’s headquarters, Palazzo Gabrielli-Mignanelli, the campaign draws on the opulent spirit of Federico Fellini’s Roma to create a narrative of Italian glamour and decadence.