At the historic Villa Litta in Lainate, Rowen Rose transported its audience into an otherworldly spa of myth and style. The Spring/Summer 2026 collection—unveiled in the villa’s baroque nymphaeum—was no ordinary fashion show; it was a procession through a living dream, where mythology, ritual, and modern refinement converged.

At Milano Men’s Fashion Week, Ungaro made a graceful turn toward serene sophistication with its Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection under Philippe Paubert. This season wasn’t about disruption or reinvention—it was about refinement. Paubert gently eased the house’s signature elegance into a more casual, lived-in rhythm, marrying Mediterranean ease with Parisian polish.

Unfolding with poetic resonance at Milano Men’s Fashion Week SS26, the Emporio Armani Spring Summer 2026 menswear show marked both a personal and creative milestone. Though Giorgio Armani, now 91, was absent from the runway for the first time since founding his house in 1975—due to a brief illness—his presence was deeply felt. Every look, every detail, every thread bore his unmistakable signature. Via FaceTime, he remained intimately involved backstage, proving that even from a distance, his vision guided the show like a steady compass.