Sarah Burton’s first dedicated Givenchy menswear presentation places intimacy and craftsmanship at the centre of the house’s next chapter. Set within Givenchy’s Paris headquarters and presented alongside the work of Rachel Whiteread, the collection considers familiar menswear archetypes through tailoring, leather, embroidery and a distinctly personal sense of place.
For her first couture collection for Fendi, Maria Grazia Chiuri returned to Rome and placed craftsmanship at the centre of the conversation. Through intricate intarsia, lace, embroidery and weightless tailoring, the collection considers how the house’s material heritage can be translated into an elegant wardrobe for the present.
Vhernier’s collaboration with American multidisciplinary artist Pae White transforms the architecture of the crab and the iridescence of abalone into a limited-edition series of sculptural rings. Combining precious materials with the Maison’s distinctive use of rock crystal, the collection considers jewellery through the language of art, nature and perception.
For Autumn/Winter 2026, Dunhill turns to the nuanced language of London dressing, using layered textures, restrained colour and references to Lord Snowdon to explore a wardrobe that balances formal polish with a quietly rebellious spirit.
Bridal shoes have become an increasingly personal part of the wedding wardrobe, chosen not only to complement the dress but to reflect the bride’s individual style and the rhythm of the day. From intricate lace and pearl embellishment to lower heels and sparkling evening styles, Jimmy Choo’s bridal collection offers several distinct approaches to the modern wedding shoe.
The creative director’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection treats the house not as a fixed minimalist template, but as a place to inhabit, question and quietly renew.
In Human Being, Claire Choisne reduces high jewellery to a shared archetype, then restores individuality through stone, light and more than 14,000 hours of exceptional human…
For Spring-Summer 2026, KENZO by NIGO turns the fashion show into a playful story of attraction, cultural exchange and self-expression. Drawing on Parisian nightlife, Japanese tailoring, military references and the house’s visual heritage, the collection brings menswear and womenswear together through a spirited language of colour, texture and character.
Pomellato’s appointment of Chinese actress Yang Zi as Global Brand Ambassador introduces a new chapter for the Milanese jewellery house. Her first campaign for the Maison, photographed by Chen Man, places the colourful Nudo collection at the centre of a conversation about individuality, contemporary femininity and self-expression.
For Fall/Winter 2026, Off-White™ looks to the creative worlds of Miles and Betty Davis, translating their restless approach to music, image and personal style into a collection shaped by contrast. Under Ib Kamara, tailoring, streetwear, lace and technical fabrics become part of a broader conversation about freedom and reinvention.