For Spring/Summer 2027, Chemena Kamali left Chloé’s lace-loving muse prepared for any Paris weather.
Wénwán walnuts set the tone for Jonathan Anderson’s latest nature-inspired collection, which was full of unexpected meetings between tailoring and transparency.
The label put on its 10th anniversary show in the vast industrial Brooklyn Navy Yard.
From first pull to final look, L'OFFICIEL takes on this fall’s hero pieces.
From candid industry tell-alls to trend autopsies to full-blown fashion history, these are the shows worth a permanent spot in your queue.
In Rome, Alessandro Michele presented his latest line for the label.
For his second ready-to-wear line for the label, Matthieu Blazy presented a range of utterly fantastical takes on classic Chanel-isms.
With its newest collection, Chloé celebrates the beauty of craftsmanship and community spirit through a collection imbued with humanity and poetry.
Silvana Armani debuts her first ready-to-wear collection for the label in Milan.
For his first Fall/Winter 2026 show at Gucci, Demna presents a show where Italian heritage engages in dialogue with radical sensuality and an assumed pragmatism.
For her first show as artistic director of Marni, Meryll Rogge summons the memories of the house to reveal a more frank, more instinctive, intensely contemporary identity.
The designer's homecoming wasn't just a personal triumph—it was a celebration of Fendi's past, present, and future.
The New York-based label presented a line of elevated takes on classic cosmopolitan grunge.
Creative director Veronica Leoni transformed The Shed into a minimalist laboratory of precision dressing for New York Fashion Week.
