For Fall/Winter 2026-2027, Alessandro Michele brings Valentino back to Rome through Interferenze, an evocative campaign that rejects the traditional postcard image of the city in favour of something more fragmented, intimate, and provocative. Conceived with art directors Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych of Petronio Associates and photographed by Glen Luchford, the campaign features Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Dario Tonin, George Anderson, Joe Bottomer, and Qiuyue Li moving through a warehouse populated by monumental fragments of classical sculpture.

Emoda's Winter 2026 collection captures a distinctive vision of contemporary Tokyo femininity, balancing rebellious attitude with polished sophistication. The wardrobe moves confidently between tactile outerwear, compact silhouettes, and statement accessories, creating a youthful yet highly considered expression of urban dressing.

Mary Katrantzou returns to the world of mythology for Resort 2027, unveiling a 22-look collection that rekindles the imaginative storytelling and visual grandeur that first established her as one of fashion's most distinctive voices. Rich in fantasy and artistry, the collection marks a confident return to narrative-driven design, where extraordinary prints and couture-level embellishment transform each look into a wearable work of art.

La Bagatelle unveiled its Spring Summer 2027 collection, Dreamy Denim, on August 5 during Copenhagen Fashion Week, introducing a new chapter to the Copenhagen label's evolving wardrobe. Rooted in the house's philosophy of thoughtful dressing, the season places denim at the centre of a story about craftsmanship, individuality, and the pleasures of a slower life.