If there’s one thing that’s certain about Guram Gvasalia’s Vetements, it’s that you will always walk away with a head full of questions, thoughts and feelings. The Georgian designer has long been known for courting controversy with shows that straddle protest and provocation, occasionally tipping too far into one or the other. The Spring/Summer 2026 show was no exception.Set in a parking lot-like setting just off the Champs-Élysées, the show unfolded dramatically in a stark concrete ar...

It’s almost hard to believe that this is only Sarah Burton’s second show at Givenchy. Where some designers might take a few seasons to find their stride, the former Alexander McQueen designer has already established a new identity for the house and for herself – and it is deeply empowering and glamorous.Instead of relying on masculine garments and codes to empower women (an effective, though perhaps overused trope), Burton dove headfirst into creating a collection that is both erotic and s...

Kendall Jenner has officially declared the start of the Fall/Winter 2025 season, reuniting with beloved hosiery brand, Calzedonia. As some of you may remember, Jenner and the brand also co-signed the colorful tights trend that we saw a few seasons ago, and now, they're back with another big one.Suggesting the return of lace tights, the new campaign focuses on the sensual fabric and Calzedonia's best-selling range. Spotted on recent runways and as part of the gothic revival (partly a la Jenna Ort...

Miguel Castro Freitas made his Mugler debut in a dimly lit Paris parking garage, setting a hard-edged stage for a Spring/Summer 2026 collection rooted in a true understanding of the brand's archive. He leaned heavily into the house's signature hourglass architecture, with shoulders, waists and hips dramatically carved out in rigid double-faced wool and satin. The palette stayed tight: concrete grey and powdered beige, with bursts of deep yellow and teal.Elsewhere, jeweled bodices appeared like s...