Fashion

Matthieu Blazy starts his journey at the French Maison, walking up in the stars. With a galaxy of love, joy, colour and taste, the most awaited debut of the season landed successfully.

Sarah Burton presents her second collection for the French Maison, exploring female archetypes and deconstructing them, embracing elegance without restraint and power without rigidity.

Alessandro Michele introduces “Fireflies,” a study in light and restraint that signals a new direction for his world through splashes of colour and tactile fabrics like satin, velvet, and lace.

Miuccia Prada has spoken again: Aprons are so in for the upcoming season, taking a moment to reflect on the work life of women and their lineage.

Gosha Rubchinskiy and Bikkembergs revive the iconic Soccer sneaker, blending Y2K nostalgia and terrace culture with elevated Italian craftsmanship for a new generation.

Pierpaolo Piccioli’s debut recalibrates Balenciaga’s DNA. Archival shapes, innovative fabrics, and echoes of past creative directors are woven into a romantic, modern vision.

The Maison returns to its equestrian roots, transforming the harness into an emblem of quiet power through masterful leatherwork, fluid silks, and timeless silhouettes.

The Istanbul-based brand’s collection channels Altai Mountain legends through layered textures, nomadic silhouettes, and a deep reflection on our balance with nature.

Glenn Martens presents his first ready-to-wear after a breathtaking couture debut. The four stitches, the joy of childhood and the raw and rough — it's all Margiela through and through.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s debut redefines Loewe's craft with sculptural leather, clever construction, and a rhythm that feels both new and intimately familiar.