For Fall 2026, PEDRO turns its attention towards the idea of home—not simply as a destination, but as a feeling carried through everyday dressing. The collection translates that sense of familiarity into softened silhouettes, tactile materials and a restrained palette, balancing domestic warmth with the movement and demands of contemporary city life.
As Claudia Li brings her first made-to-order bridal offering to New Zealand Fashion Week 2026, a partnership with Partridge places fine jewellery within the same conversation about craft, individuality and longevity. Presented at The Northern Club, the collaboration considers how clothing and jewellery can become part of the memories attached to a significant occasion.
For Summer 2026, ZEGNA brings its evolving dialogue between nature, craftsmanship and modern menswear to Dubai. Presented at Dubai Opera, the collection draws on the spirit of Oasi Zegna while translating its founder’s century-old vision into a contemporary wardrobe shaped by movement, material and a distinctly urban sense of ease.
For Autumn 2026, Jimmy Choo turns its attention to the leg as a central canvas for expression. Presented during Milan Fashion Week, the collection places boots at the forefront, balancing youthful energy with sophisticated construction while drawing on three decades of the house’s London-rooted approach to glamour, craftsmanship and personal style.
Off-White is extending its universe with L/AB c/o Off-White, a new label built around everyday clothing, youth culture and creative participation. Positioned at more accessible price points, the line translates familiar Off-White codes into a broader wardrobe of T-shirts, hoodies, tracksuits, denim and sneakers.
Off-White is extending its universe with L/AB c/o Off-White, a new label built around everyday clothing, youth culture and creative participation. Positioned at more accessible price points, the line translates familiar Off-White codes into a broader wardrobe of T-shirts, hoodies, tracksuits, denim and sneakers.
Gracie Abrams becomes the new face of CHANEL COCO MADEMOISELLE CRUSH ABSOLU in a Joe Wright film that turns a rain-soaked Parisian night into an irresistible celebration of freedom, attraction and collective movement.
Valentino Beauty revives the Vendetta name for its first Prestige fragrance franchise launch in six years, pairing Dakota Johnson and Alexander Skarsgård in a cinematic campaign built around instinct, intimacy and two new scents conceived as complementary expressions of passion.
Kate Moss takes centre stage in Gucci Primavera, starring in Johan Renck’s cinematic campaign film And We Shall Dance Again as Demna’s new Gucci vocabulary moves from runway to image, music and cultural moment.
CHANEL’s Fall/Winter 2026 Pre-Collection approaches familiar house signatures with a lighter, more youthful sensibility. Under Matthieu Blazy’s creative direction, tweed, tailoring, florals and accessories are loosened from formal conventions, creating a wardrobe that moves between polished dressing, everyday ease and evening expression.