One & Only is set to make its French Alpine debut in Courchevel 1850, transforming a historic address in the Jardin Alpin into a resort shaped around mountain views, ski-in/ski-out access, wellness, dining and a limited collection of private residences. The project marks a significant new chapter in the brand’s expansion into high-altitude destinations.
As Bvlgari begins its three-edition partnership with La Biennale di Venezia, the Maison is placing contemporary artistic experimentation at the centre of its presence in Venice. For Biennale Arte 2026, a new installation by Lotus L. Kang explores transformation, memory and the unstable nature of materials.
For his final collection at Alaïa, Pieter Mulier looked inward rather than outward, distilling five years of work into a precise study of silhouette, repetition and craftsmanship. The result was a collection that placed the house’s distinctive codes at the centre, offering a measured conclusion to his tenure before his move to Versace.
Lightning McQueen, Francesco Bernoulli and the visual language of the paddock collide in a new Disney and Pixar Cars collection created with Formula 1, bringing character-led racing nostalgia to contemporary fanwear ahead of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
Few names in American jewellery carry the same association with extraordinary diamonds and gemmological expertise as Harry Winston. As the House continues to develop new collections and reinterpret its heritage, its work remains rooted in a distinctive philosophy: allowing exceptional stones to determine the character of the jewel.
For his first Dior Haute Couture collection, Jonathan Anderson approached one of the house’s most recognisable silhouettes with restraint and experimentation. Drawing on the work of American artist Lynda Benglis, the Autumn/Winter 2026 collection softened tailoring through draping, pleating and sculptural volume while retaining the femininity central to Dior’s couture language.
RIMOWA’s latest architectural story turns to São Paulo and Residência João Marino, a 1969 residence shaped by the principles of Paulista Brutalism. Designed as both a family home and an engineering study, the house offers a striking example of how structural ingenuity, material honesty and considered design can create architecture that remains relevant decades after completion.
Burberry’s Autumn 2026 campaign turns its attention to the everyday movement of the capital, following commuters through crowded stations, wet streets and the familiar rituals of getting across London. With the city itself providing the setting, the campaign places outerwear, knitwear and accessories within the atmosphere that has shaped the house’s identity for generations.
From 14 to 20 April 2026, Van Cleef & Arpels presented its latest watchmaking creations at Watches and Wonders Geneva, drawing on a fascination with the heavens that has been part of the Maison’s creative history for almost a century.
Chloé’s Winter 2026 campaign places the natural world at the centre of its visual language, using open landscapes, winter light and a cast of four women to explore freedom, connection and instinct. Under Chemena Kamali’s creative direction, the campaign continues the Maison’s focus on femininity and craftsmanship through an atmospheric lens.