Jimmy Choo’s Spring/Summer 2026 campaign unfolds like a waking dream, delicate, deliberate, and quietly powerful. Titled Les Fleurs, the new women’s story explores the tension between fantasy and reality, where softness doesn’t dilute strength, and femininity refuses to be defined by a single mood.
At the foot of the Eiffel Tower, Saint Laurent unveiled its Spring Summer 2026 collection—a landmark thirtieth show for Anthony Vaccarello that distilled the maison’s DNA into its sharpest, most compelling form. Staged within a French garden designed in the shape of the Cassandre logo and adorned with pristine white hydrangeas, the spectacle set the tone for an evening steeped in precision, beauty, and drama.
For Resort 2026, Gabriele Colangelo turns to the quiet poetry of the natural world, drawing particular inspiration from the Cypraea caputserpentis—a rare cowrie shell whose speckled, serpentine surface becomes the symbolic and aesthetic thread woven throughout the collection. This subtle yet striking motif underscores a lineup that gracefully balances the designer’s signature precision with a newfound sense of softness and ease.
For his Resort 2026 collection, Bibhu Mohapatra unveils a deeply personal chapter in his creative journey—one steeped in nostalgia, heritage, and the quiet poetry of place. Building upon last season’s introspective narrative, this latest offering draws profound inspiration from Mohapatra’s recent return to his ancestral village in India—a homecoming two decades in the making. These formative memories breathe life into a collection that artfully bridges past and present.
In the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo, the legendary Hiroko Koshino unveiled her Fall/Winter 2025–2026 collection at WITH HARAJUKU HALL on May 30th—an event that marked more than a seasonal offering; it signaled an evolution. Celebrating over six decades of influence in the Japanese fashion world, Koshino presented a seamless fusion of haute couture and prêt-à -porter, bridging the traditionally distinct realms of exclusivity and accessibility into a single, unified vision.
For Fall/Winter 2025-2026, Zuhair Murad’s Ready-To-Wear collection is an ode to winter’s breathtaking contrasts—where the icy fragility of snowflakes meets the commanding presence of structured silhouettes. Moving away from his signature tropical escapism, Murad crafts a vision of frosted opulence, embracing a palette of glacial blues, mint greens, and sharp monochrome contrasts, infused with the cosmic shimmer of starlit skies.
Rick Owen's collection unveiled a shift in tempo at Paris Fashion Week—a recalibration of his signature dystopian grandeur into a more grounded, yet no less commanding, vision for Fall/Winter 2025-2026. Known for his architectural silhouettes and theatrical presentations, Owens stripped back excess this season, revealing a collection that was as pragmatic as it was poetic.
Stella McCartney’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection was a bold statement on both fashion and ethics, seamlessly intertwining 1980s power dressing with cutting-edge sustainable innovation. Set against the backdrop of a surreal corporate office, the show blurred the lines between satire and spectacle, delivering a wardrobe that redefined luxury without compromise.
Jorge Luis Salinas brought an intimate, tactile energy to Milan Fashion Week with his Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection, a poetic dialogue between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication. Set against a minimalist backdrop that allowed the artistry of each garment to take center stage, the collection unfolded as an ode to texture, movement, and quiet luxury.
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection for Dior unfolded as a study in contrasts—where heritage met subversion, and femininity was both celebrated and redefined. Staged within the grand halls of Paris Fashion Week, the show transported guests into a cinematic vision of power and grace, weaving together historical influences with modern rebellion.
For Fall/Winter 2025-2026, Conner Ives continued his exploration of American nostalgia, subculture, and contemporary femininity, crafting a collection that felt both deeply personal and universally resonant. Presented at London Fashion Week, the show was a cinematic ode to youthful rebellion—think vintage Americana filtered through a modern, offbeat lens.
Celebrating 20 years in the industry, Alexander Wang’s Spring Summer 2025 collection marks an evolution—refining his signature irreverence while staying true to his gritty, club-ready aesthetic. Just as his SoHo flagship receives a sleek “Wangover,” the collection mirrors this maturity with polished yet rebellious pieces.
Forza Collective’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection, unveiled at Copenhagen Fashion Week FW25, embraced a delicate interplay between structure and movement. Set in a subterranean parking garage at Ofelia Square, the brutalist venue heightened the collection’s tension between past and future, tradition and reinvention.
Celebrating two decades of Armani Privé, Giorgio Armani unveiled his Spring Summer 2025 Haute Couture collection at the newly revealed Palazzo Armani in Paris. This grand hôtel particulier served as a fittingly opulent stage for Lumières, a collection devoted to the ethereal beauty of light—fluid, shimmering, and ever-changing.
Creative Director Rocco Iannone redefines Ferrari's fashion narrative with the Pre-Fall 2025 collection, seamlessly blending the brand’s motorsport legacy with modern luxury. Inspired by three legendary Formula 1 tracks—Monte Carlo, Silverstone, and Austin—each segment of the collection encapsulates the spirit of these iconic locales while offering sophisticated, timeless pieces.
Celebrating 15 years of innovation, Sally LaPointe’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection is a testament to her enduring influence on modern luxury. Combining her signature sleek sophistication with bold, unexpected twists, the collection bridges the designer’s rich legacy and forward-looking vision. With a refined aesthetic that champions understated opulence, LaPointe continues to craft garments that are both essential and extraordinary.



















