Category: Fashion

  • DIOR CRUISE 2027

    “Dior’s rich history in Hollywood was a starting pointfor this collection, which came to life like a field ofCalifornian poppies in late spring.” — Jonathan Anderson Dior brought Cruise 2027 to Los Angeles on May 13, unveiling the collection at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with a runway inspired by the glamour and…

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  • COS Spring Summer 2026, Beneath Seoul’s Surface

    COS set the season beneath the surface, staging Spring Summer 2026 inside an emptied swimming pool in Seoul. A cast of actors and musicians, from Seungkwan to Park Gyuyoung, Lee Dong-wook, Ella, Choi Soo-young, Shin Hye-sun and Kim So-hyun, moved through the space with the same restraint as the clothes. The pool was left almost…

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  • CHANEL Fall Winter 2026

    Presented inside the Grand Palais, Chanel’s Fall Winter 2026 show didn’t rely on spectacle. This was Matthieu Blazy’s second ready-to-wear collection for the house, and instead of pushing for a reset, it unfolded through quieter adjustments, in how the clothes sit, how they respond to movement, how they change under light. Transformation runs through the…

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  • DIOR FALL WINTER 2026

    Dior returns to the Jardins des Tuileries with a sense of familiarity, but not repetition. The setting holds history, yet the show shifts how it is experienced. Movement replaces ceremony. Presence feels less staged, more instinctive, as if the space is being read in real time rather than remembered. The scenography folds the garden into…

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  • BOSS FALL WINTER 2026, MILAN

    At Milan Fashion Week, BOSS approached the season with a quieter sense of control, returning to tailoring with a focus on how it moves, rather than how sharply it defines. The showunfolded at Rubattino56 on 26 February, built around a restrained palette of grey, black, and camel, where everything felt deliberate without trying too hard.…

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  • Jennie at Calvin Klein FW26

    New York was in its sharpest mood. Inside a clean-lined runway venue, Calvin Klein presented Fall/Winter 2026 with restraint that felt deliberate. No theatrics. No excess. Just tailoring, light, and control. Creativedirector Veronica Leoni understands that the strongest statement does not need volume. This season revisited the house’s late 70s and early 80s era, when…

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  • LOUIS VUITTON Fall Winter 2026, PARIS

    Paris does what it always does during Fashion Week, but at Louis Vuitton Fall–Winter 2026,the energy didn’t stay on the runway. It built outside it, carried by the people arriving intothe space. The show took place at the Cour Carrée of the Louvre Museum, where the setting holds itsown without needing to be reworked. The…

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  • Fall/Winter 2026: SONGZIO & AMI Paris

    SONGZIO At Paris Fashion Week, Songzio presented itsFall/Winter 2026 collection through a dark, sculptural lens. The show leaned into discipline and form, where tailoring was sharpened and silhouettes carried weight. Black dominated the palette, allowing texture, proportion, and movement to define the narrative. The collection explored identity through restraint, positioning Songzio’s vision at the intersectionof…

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  • Louis Vuitton, Fall/Winter 2026

    BamBam BamBam made his runway debut at Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Fall/Winter 2026 show in Paris, stepping onto the grass-lined set with quiet confidence. He wore a pale blue padded jacket,its soft volume balanced by a BamBam for Louis Vuitton, Fall/Winter 2026 neat half-zip front and striped knit detailing at the collar and cuffs. Slim black…

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  • DIOR Fall/Winter 2026 Fashion Week

    At Dior, Fall/Winter 2026 was defined by precision and proportion. Tailoring remained central, but softened through texture and ease, allowing the collection to move fluidly betweenstructure and wearability. The season favoured restraint, where fabric, cut, and silhouette carried the narrative without excess. Seen off the runway, Dior’s Fall/Winter 2026 looksreflected a modern approach to Parisian…

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