Fashion

Olivia Rodrigo, Sateen Besson, Suzanne Lindon, and other artists front the Italian House’s new campaign, which focuses on optimism, lightness, and beauty.

After Milan, it’s Paris Men Fashion Week. Equally exciting and exhausting, we’re following the shows very closely, but Jonathan Anderson’s, even more. You can tune here at 2.45pm Paris time.

Merging 19th-century heritage with high jewelry, Tiffany & Co. presents the Tiffany Timer and Eternity Baguette collections at LVMH Watch Week, emphasizing craftsmanship and legacy.

Jonathan Anderson trades the runway for proximity. Clothes, objects and collaborators share the frame, revealing a collection built on process, craft and continuity.

Miuccia and Raf’s new collection proves refinement still wins. Elongated silhouettes, controlled layering, and a precise approach to modern menswear.

Pierpaolo Piccioli presents a collection that ranges from the silhouettes reminiscent of the founders' masterful work to the codes that have worked for the brand in the last decade.

From the set of Luca Guadagnino’s "Queer" to the Parisian atelier, the American actor brings charisma and integrity to the French luxury house's growing roster of global faces.

The brand journeys to one of France's most captivating locations for its new campaign. Through Mario Sorrenti's lens, light moves across a dreamlike landscape, amplifying the presence of each look.

Degas, Monet, Klee, and Pollock leave the museum walls. A collection that rethinks 20th-century art through four watches, translating artistic logic into a daily language of movement.

Pitti Immagine Uomo welcomes the first of his two guest designers, with a proposal that finds beauty in the wrongness of it all and makes 'different' a synonym of 'freedom'.