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74 published stories in Fashion. Latest first.
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Ralph Lauren’s Spring 2027 menswear collections translate the designer’s long-standing fascination with collegiate style, sporting culture and cinematic storytelling into a distinctly international setting. Presented in Milan, Purple Label and Polo Ralph Lauren explore tailored refinement, textured fabrics and relaxed American references through the theme of “Dream Racers”.
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For Spring/Summer 2027, Maison Christian Louboutin turns to archaeology, mythology and the traces left by vanished civilisations. Conceived around an imagined red kingdom, the collection transforms the Maison’s familiar visual language into an immersive meditation on memory, creative possibility and the passage of time.
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For his first collection at Balmain, Antonin Tron looks to the House’s 1945 beginnings and Pierre Balmain’s architectural approach to the female silhouette. Fall-Winter 2026 brings couture references into a more fluid, practical wardrobe, balancing sculpted tailoring with draping, movement and a distinctly cinematic sense of evening glamour.
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From early millinery to sculptural heels and elaborate evening accessories, the rose has occupied a distinctive place in Roger Vivier’s visual vocabulary. Under Creative Director Gherardo Felloni, the motif continues to evolve, balancing softness and strength through the craftsmanship and ornamentation of the House’s contemporary collections.
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For Fall-Winter 2026, Max Mara Atelier considers the coat as both clothing and structure: a protective layer shaped by proportion, material and purpose. The collection continues the house’s long-standing fascination with outerwear, approaching each silhouette as an architectural response to contemporary life.
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For Fall/Winter 2026, Tory Burch turns to the relationship between clothing, memory and everyday life. Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth in and around New York’s Central Park, the campaign places familiar wardrobe codes alongside the individuality of modern women — and their dogs — suggesting that personal style is shaped as much by instinct as by tradition.
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At Palazzo Barberini, Interferenze Fall Winter 2026/27 explores fashion through the same tensions that shape its architectural setting. Structure meets movement, discipline encounters instinct, and established codes are disrupted by gestures of freedom. The collection considers clothing not simply as adornment, but as a space in which identity, movement and form remain in constant negotiation.
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Ferrari takes its Pre-Fall 2026 wardrobe into an English garden, where Rocco Iannone’s tailoring, workshop codes and quietly luxurious materials make the case for the Prancing Horse as a fashion house in its own right.
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Stella McCartney’s Winter 2026 campaign introduces a new chapter for the house following the designer’s reacquisition of her brand. Drawing on Savile Row tailoring, family influences, sensuality and a longstanding commitment to animal-free fashion, the collection brings these foundations into sharper focus through lighter silhouettes and material innovation.
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With his Fall/Winter 2026 collection for Tom Ford, Haider Ackermann turns his attention to tailoring, examining the relationship between authority, sensuality and vulnerability. Sharp suiting, altered proportions and flashes of transparency create a wardrobe that retains the house’s confidence while allowing its traditional codes to become less rigid.
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