For Men’s Fall/Winter 2026, Christian Louboutin enters a new creative chapter with Jaden Smith as its first Men’s Creative Director. Revealed through an immersive exhibition in Paris, the collection brings together fashion, photography, cinema and history to examine the relationship between work, identity and the passage of time.
Oscar de la Renta’s Pre-Spring 2027 collection looks towards the warmer season through colour, painterly florals and intricate surface work. Inspired by Joaquín Sorolla’s luminous landscapes, the collection moves between garden-like prints, embroidered irises and richly worked eveningwear with a distinctly celebratory sense of movement.
Pomellato’s Iconica collection turns familiar geometric symbols into sculptural jewellery, using rose gold and white diamonds to explore ideas of eternity, balance, wisdom and transformation. Rooted in Milanese goldsmithing and shaped by the Maison’s instinct for unconventional design, the collection gives ancient visual language a distinctly contemporary expression.
The Alfred 40 does not reproduce a single historic Dunhill object. Instead, it combines motoring luggage, Art Deco metalwork and document-case proportions in a hand-tinted calfskin briefcase named for founder Alfred Dunhill.
Thom Browne’s Fall 2026 campaign, “homeward”, turns the journey home into an atmospheric study of clothing, landscape and companionship. Photographed and directed by Robbie Lawrence, the story moves through grey skies, open countryside and railway travel, bringing together Fair Isle knitwear, flannel tailoring, pleats and the house’s unmistakable formal codes.
For Autumn/Winter 2026–27, ELIE SAAB enters a nocturnal realm of masks, metamorphosis and theatrical beauty. “The Ball of Untamed Dreams” turns couture into a sequence of shifting illusions, pairing fluid gowns and sculptural tailoring with colour, embroidery and forms drawn from the natural and fantastical worlds.
Photographed by Juergen Teller on Croatia’s rugged coast, Kaia Gerber brings Sarah Burton’s Givenchy into sharp focus, where floral extravagance, sculptural accessories and uncompromising black meet the elements.
Tiffany & Co.’s latest Love & Celebration campaign places self-defined love at the centre of its jewellery story. Led by Academy Award®-winning actress Mikey Madison, the campaign introduces a new Sixteen Stone by Tiffany solitaire, bringing Jean Schlumberger’s 1959 design into a contemporary conversation about identity, connection and celebration.
For Autumn Winter 2026, Church’s takes its longstanding language of English shoemaking to Goodwood, placing Theo James at the centre of a quietly eccentric day at the racing circuit. The resulting campaign loosens the conventions of formal dressing, presenting craftsmanship through a wardrobe designed for movement, spontaneity and modern life.
Gap Inc., the Fashion Institute of Technology and The Brotherhood Sister Sol have joined forces on Future Creators, a six-week programme giving New York City teenagers hands-on exposure to fashion, fine art and photography. The initiative places creative education, mentorship and career discovery at the centre of a wider conversation about access and opportunity.