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Ferragamo’s Fall-Winter 2026 campaign places the shoe at the centre of a surreal visual world shaped by heritage, fashion and contemporary art. Through Johnny Dufort’s lens, Maximilian Davis revisits one of the house’s defining preoccupations, turning an enduring fascination with footwear into a study of desire and imagination.
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Jewellery
Pandora introduces Pandora Wonders, a new multi-year creative platform that places distinctive jewellery materials at the centre of contemporary collaborations. Its first chapter, created with British stylist Harry Lambert, turns freshwater baroque pearls into expressive charms that bring craftsmanship, individuality and a sense of nostalgia into focus.
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Fashion
HUGO turns to the visual language of the 1990s for Fall/Winter 2026, balancing precise tailoring with utility dressing, rich leather and tactile knitwear. Across menswear and womenswear, familiar references are sharpened and reworked for a wardrobe shaped by movement, individuality and contemporary ease.
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Fashion
Maison Valentino is supporting the Aspen Art Museum’s first museum survey devoted to Arch Connelly, bringing renewed attention to the Chicago-born artist’s richly embellished, surrealist work. The partnership extends from the exhibition into archival research, film and a forthcoming monograph, creating a broader dialogue between fashion, craft and contemporary art.
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Fashion
For Fall-Winter 2026, Nigo brings KENZO back to one of the most personal places in its history: Kenzo Takada’s former Bastille residence. The resulting campaign and collection explore the house’s French-Japanese identity through archival references, Americana, Ivy League codes and a wardrobe shaped by movement, memory and play.
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Jewellery
This September, Harry Winston will bring a remarkable selection of high jewellery and timepieces to Shanghai, tracing the House’s history through rare gemstones, archival creations and contemporary masterpieces. The exhibition also marks three decades since the Maison’s first presentation at Beijing’s Palace Museum.
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Jewellery
Graff’s expansion in Japan continues with its Shinsaibashi boutique in Osaka, marking a significant chapter in the house’s relationship with the country. Designed as an intimate expression of Graff’s jewellery universe, the boutique brings together architectural detail, diamond-inspired interiors and the house’s distinctive approach to high jewellery.
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Fashion
Haider Ackermann’s latest vision explores seduction through restraint, movement and the interplay of concealment and revelation. Midnight blue, black, brown and flashes of colour shape a collection in which precise tailoring, fluid silhouettes and tactile fabrics create an atmosphere of quiet intensity.
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Fashion
For Fall/Winter 2026, Brioni returns to the city that has shaped its identity from the beginning. “The Light of Rome” places the Maison’s tailoring against the architectural language of the Eternal City, using stone, shadow and changing light to explore the relationship between Roman heritage and contemporary elegance.
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Jewellery
Tiffany & Co. has made a clock that most houses could not attempt, because the craft it depends on very nearly died. The Singing Bird on…
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