At Milan Fashion Week, Maryll Rogge works on the idea of transformation through cuts, openings, and constructions that make visible what normally remains hidden.
Silvana Armani and Leo Dell'Orco reworked the house's relaxed tailoring in a gradual gradient wash of neutrals and gauzy separates in this quietly textured line for spring.
The house’s dependable outerwear came slightly undone in a collection where flowers, embellishments, and classic British tailoring shared equal footing.
At Prada, the skirt was never merely a bottom half. For Spring/Summer 2027, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons used it as a changing proposition, with its character shifting from look to look through the company it kept.
Thom Browne shrinks us down to size, transforming his signature tailoring through the whimsical world of insects and metamorphosis.
Over a decade on, the creative directors are still full of surprises.
Take a look at Diotima's Spring/Summer 2027 exploration of the Caribbean Sea through tactile surfaces and sculptural form.
At Lincoln Center, Wes Gordon celebrated 45 years of Carolina Herrera with a collection that welcomes every mode of glamour.
Following “Golden” becoming the first K-pop song to win a Grammy, Rei Ami turns her attention to New York Fashion Week—and a label already in her rotation.
For his Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Joseph Altuzarra plays with the dichotomy of male vs female silhouettes, while excercising the joy meant to be exuded in summer collections.
The label put on its 10th anniversary show in the vast industrial Brooklyn Navy Yard.
For Spring/Summer 2027, creative director Veronica Leoni continues her radical quest for simplicity.
In her second season at Proenza Schouler, Scott’s growing confidence comes through in a collection defined by ease and sensuality.
At The Plaza, Tommy Hilfiger refreshed American prep through relaxed proportions, primary-colors, and subtle branding.
Henry Zankov kicked off New York Fashion Week with his debut collection for the brand.
Follow along as L'OFFICIEL highlights 11 models who should be on your radar before the September shows begin.
Fringe, skirts, and funky headwear are all the rage in Copenhagen, setting the bar high for this year's biggest fashion trends.
From subtle crocodile textures to full-blown zebra accessories, this season has proven that going wild is the ultimate styling move.
From Sept. 17 to 21, London Fashion Week is keeping the fashion month rush going.
From pretty short hemlines to see-through tailoring, the boys are finally realizing that dressing up is supposed to be fun
